Less money predicted for California budget
Acting Finance Director Roy Bell warned that state funding for the 11.3 billion proposed budget could fall short due to a worsening economy. Bell, Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. adviser, said revenue projections would likely be trimmed for gross national product profits and personal income, calling current views cautious rather than optimistic.
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California Legislature Faces Tax Proposals and Voting Age Debate
Tuesday in Sacramento reports Governor Brown fears no fault auto insurance costs. Senate panel rejects mileage rules and assemblies consider tax hikes, income tax rebates, and prohibitions on employment discrimination against cancer survivors. Also votes on 17 year old voting after high school graduation and primary election timing changes.
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Lawmaker reports death threats over pari mutuel dog racing bill
Assemblyman Leon Ralph says he has received death threats over AB455 which would legalize pari mutuel betting on dog races in five California counties. He testified before the committee as bodyguards protected him and the vote was postponed to April 8. The measure would establish a five member greyhound commission and allocates net proceeds to charity and retired dogs’ care.
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Brown weighs appeal on Good Friday time off ruling
Sacramento Governor Edmund G Brown Jr contemplates appealing a court decision deeming state paid Good Friday time off unconstitutional The appeal would focus on the ruling's breadth and the court awarded 25000 in legal fees A Jewish state worker had argued for Yom Kippur parity with Good Friday in a case upheld against the governor's partial holiday proclamation
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No fault insurance topic Sparks Brown critique at Bar
California Governor Brown blasted no fault car insurance as a free ride while urging personal accountability. He told the State Bar Board that eroding individual responsibility could inflate costs and questioned adding nonlawyers to the board. He warned against magic solutions and noted only one no fault bill was pending. In New York, bandleader Skitch Henderson appealed a six month jail sentence and $10,000 fine over false tax returns and a misdated donation valuation.
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