Pay Bill Hike Breaks Ground in Washington
Maj. Gen. George inspected Matsu positions and urged quick passage of a compromise version of the pay bill. The plan, supported by Olsen, would raise federal pay for more than 1 million workers and cost about 328 million dollars annually. The White House expects signature next week as Congress weighs the measure.
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Port Officials Seek $1,982,177 Fund Hike
Harbor officials proposed a $1,982,177 increase to next year's budget, totaling $30,353,240, citing overestimates in the current year. The plan reallocates funds to land acquisition, construction, subsidence work, and port operations, with debates over transfers from the Public Improvement and Tideland Oil Funds and potential charter amendments.
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Knight Defends Leadership Amid Political Attack
Sacramento governor Knight branded criticism by Paul Ziffren as a purely political blast. Ziffren, Democratic national committeeman, accused Knight of poor leadership during the legislative session. Knight retorted he waited for session end and spoke from an ivory tower, noting possible better coordination across state agencies on water.
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