Californa Sues To Halt Lake Tahoe High Rises
California files suit in U S district court seeking a temporary restraining order to stop construction of two Nevada side Lake Tahoe hotels the Tahoe Palace and Hotel Oliver. The action targets the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and argues the compact was misread allowing impasse to enable the projects. Environmental concerns are cited by Attorney General Evelle Younger while noting no intent to harass Nevada gambling.
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California Senate Advances Teachers Rights and Welfare Bills
United Press International reports the California Senate approves multiple measures. SB1857 expands collective bargaining for teachers. SB1556 makes Air Resources Board full time. SB1485 streamlines foster care. SB2176 broadens bilingual programs. SB1332 legalizes midwifery. SB1592 allocates 74 million for school inflation aid. AB3370 introduces secret farm worker elections.
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Reinecke Told Eight Days To Refute Ouster Suit
In Sacramento Lt Gov Ed Reinecke has eight days to respond to a citizens removal suit while Gov Reagan plans fund raising near Lake Tahoe and Seattle. Democratic candidate Edmund Brown urges delay to avoid legal complications as the case questions whether Reinecke holds the office legally after a perjury conviction. The attorney general will decide on court action by Aug 12, the same day Reinecke’s reply is due.
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Senate OKs compromise teacher bargaining bill in California
The California Senate approved a compromise on teacher collective bargaining by a 22 to 5 vote. The bill limits bargaining to a single exclusive agent, narrows negotiable topics, and adds mediation and binding arbitration while keeping strikes unlawful. It moves to the Assembly for action.
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Nationwide thundershowers bring heavy rainfall and flash flood risk
Rain and thundershowers spread from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic Coast with up to four inches in Georgia and Texas overnight. A flash flood watch continues in northern Georgia. Two tornadoes were spotted near Big Spring Texas with no damage reported. Temperatures ranged from 94 at Needles California to 46 at Laramie Wyoming.
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