California seeks jobs first for Americans in refugee aid plan
The Brown administration urged federal action to shield Californians from refugee wage competition. Officials proposed a bill to require one American job for each employable Southeast Asian refugee, with three year limits and a $1000 month cap, prioritizing veterans and transitioning to private work.
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Hazardous deep water drilling questioned by state panel
The Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission warns federal study of oil drilling off Southern California may miss risks in water depths beyond current fields. It cites potentially hazardous San Pedro and Santa Monica Bay platforms and values $170 billion in petroleum across five offshore lease areas. Legislative figures push to block or anticipate leasing, amid broader state tax and appointment actions noted in Sacramento.
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Governor backs Procunier for Adult Authority chair
Sacramento reports that Governor Brown defends his nomination of Raymond Procunier as chairman of the Adult Authority despite a 4-1 Senate Rules Committee vote against confirmation. The decision signals a potential Senate confrontation as Petris Mills Berryhill and Stevens oppose, Kenrick alone supporting.
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