Dairymen seek 3 to 4 cent milk price hike in California
Dairy interests pressed the California State Food and Agriculture Department Monday for a 3 to 4 cent rise in the half gallon price of milk. Consumer groups opposed the move, criticizing the department’s handling of the request during a two day hearing. Tension flared as dairy voices clashed with Public Advocates officials who argue the department’s statistics method should be changed before any increase. The dispute comes amid a December price rise and ongoing lawsuits over the department’s price-setting methods.
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Panel OKs ban on motor skateboards in California
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly passed a bill to partially ban motorized skateboards. A Hayden aide said the measure would confine motorized boards to specially designed skateboard parks as the bill moves to the Senate on a 59 10 vote.
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Brown hopeful after Japan auto plant trip
Gov. Brown said protectionist fever could push Japan’s Big Three to locate US assembly plants. He met in Tokyo and invited Japanese car makers to propose sites in California, including San Francisco’s Hunters Point, while weighing phasing out the inventory tax and noting Midwest advantages for suppliers. He stressed California wants to attract auto plants amid competition and cited Soo Corp expansion in San Diego.
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Brown Gets Assembly OK to Ratify Energy Rationing
The Assembly approved a bill to amend the California Emergency Services Act giving Gov. Brown authority to declare a state of emergency and ration electricity during a rapid energy shortage from embargoes or disasters. A 67-1 vote sent the measure to the Senate in urgency legislation. it lacks a mandatory advisory council for utility leaders.
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Record $3.1 Million Delayed-Birth Verdict Against Kaiser
A jury awarded Cheryl Meador and her mother Carol Meador over $3.1 million in a delayed-birth malpractice case against Kaiser Foundation and Permanente Medical Group. The child, born about a month late and permanently retarded, was deprived of oxygen due to extended gestation.
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Ward censures state board over Watson audit censorship
Ward charges the state board censored an audit of Los Angeles County assessor Watson. He claims outside probes and officials manipulated the 972-73 audit to delete critical items, releasing his critique by letter to supervisors late in the day to discourage contact with those named. He cites August 1972 findings and asserts censorship and political pressure shaped the auditor’s report.
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