Bills Offered to Hike and Restrict Jobless Pay
SACRAMENTO UP Separate moves in the Legislature seek to liberalize and tighten California unemployment insurance. A study commission may review tax structure while bills push higher weekly benefits, stricter qualification rules, and heavier penalties for fraud and misconduct. The 120 day session adjourns for a five week recess as talks group around changes to the unemployment system.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Employment Department
Assemblyman L. M. Backstrand
Finance and Insurance
Harold HK. Levering
Los Angeles
Levering
C. J. Haggerty
California State Federation of Labor
Backstrand
Hike Sought in Minimum Teacher Pay
Sacramento Sen George Miller Jr proposes raising California teachers minimum annual salary from 3400 to 4200 arguing current take home pay is indecent. The measure would apply to districts with 350 or more average daily attendance and extend probationary protections and sick leave accrual transfers for teachers moving districts.
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Sacramento
California
George Miller Jr
Martinez
Miller
Los Angeles Pushes For Extra Road Money Plan
Los Angeles 31 member Assembly delegation backed a plan to add two million dollars to Southern California road building by changing the gas tax distribution. The Senate approved bill maintains a six cent levy. Assemblyman Patrick McGee proposed reallocating funds by motor vehicle registrations to aid highway construction amid opposition from Sen. Randolph Collier.
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Sacramento
UPI
Los Angeles
Assembly
California
Senate
Patrick D. McGee
van Nuys
Southland
McGee
South
Southern California
Randolph Collier
Rureka
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Widow to Help Fund School With Nuclear Accident Compensation
Mrs. Susu Kuboyama, widow of Lucky Dragon No. 5 crewman who died from radioactive fallout, to donate 2,500 dollars of her 16,000 dollar compensation from U S authorities to help build a school in Yaizu Japan. The case follows the March Bikini Atoll hydrogen bomb test and the ship's exposure.
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Yaizu
Japan
Peta
Aims Wi
United States
Susu Kuboyama
U. S
Bikini Atoll
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