Cross-File Ban Vote Looms as Top Fee Sees Passage
UPI reports Burns and Bente leader Hugh M Burns predict approval of a bill repealing cross filing in California. The measure, on the books since 1913, awaits final assembly action after a 49 to 29 vote, with opposition noted but support from key figures.
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UPI
Bente
Hugh M. Burns
California
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Bur Assembly
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Zevtrner
Brown Set to Head Delegation
Sacramento reports a source says Gov Brown is increasingly likely to head California’s favored son delegation to the 1960 Democratic national convention. Other insiders note Sen Kennedy Sen Symington and Lyndon Johnson may also vie for influence as Adlai Stevenson meets Brown. California law frowns on uninstructed delegations. The governor’s exact role remains undetermined. Assemblyman William A. Munnell asserts California’s delegation will pledged to Brown.
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Massachusetts
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Missouri
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Texas
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Los Angeles
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Governor Tours California Amid Policy Turbulence
The Governor toured Stechion state amid mental heat but was feted. AB 33 proposes a mandatory retirement age of 73 for state employees. the Assembly reevaluated a death penalty stay. Bills passed cover water planning, juvenile courts, drunken driving penalties, and tax deterrence. Highlights include a $14 billion highway master plan, harbor development funds, and licensing of collectors and private investigators.
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Governor Brown’s Agency Bill Advances In Senate Subcommittee
Gov. Edmund G. Brown wins a 2-1 approval in a Senate Finance subcommittee for a bill to create a California economic development agency to lure business. The panel trimmed funding to 175000 for nine months, keeping the measure alive despite chamber opposition. Republican Sen. John F. McCarthy urged a modest start to test viability over five years.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
California
Senate Finance Committee
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John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
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