Bill bans campus sale of alcohol on state campuses
Sacramento AP report notes Assembly committee backed a bill by Sen. Walter Stiern to bar liquor sales at student unions and new faculty clubs on state college campuses. Existing UC clubs would keep liquor, but no new licenses for such facilities on any campus.
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Sacramento
Walter Stiern
D-Bakersfield
University of California
State College
Stiern
Assembly
California governors plan to create 201000 jobs
A new 10 point state jobs program drafted for California aims to create about 201000 jobs in three years. It targets small businesses with guarantees and technical aid, while rejecting rescue of unfeasible ventures and emphasizing private sector growth over public subsidies. The plan, led by Gray Davis, seeks input from business leaders and labor groups as part of a broader three pronged approach.
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Sacramento
Brown
James Lorenz
Gray Davis
California
Bank of America
Standard Oil of California
Southern Pacific
Pacific Telephone
Davis
Donald Burns
Business and Transportation
California Governor Opposes US Oil Lease Sale Off Coast
Gov. Jerry Brown criticized federal plans to auction new oil leases off California after a meeting with Royston Hughes of the Interior Department. He said, I do not support the October lease sale, and questioned whether the people are getting fair value. Hughes defended the plan, calling oil exploration a speculative business with solid data backing the lease sale.
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Brown
U.S
Cal
Sacramento
Las Vegas
California
U.S. Department of Interior
Royston Hughes
Department of Interior
Peo
Hughes
Alaska
Aughes
Secretary of Interior
California to fight HEW order to repeat ads
California will challenge a federal HEW directive to repeat social services advertising, risking $245 million in Title XX funds. Welfare chief Mario Obledo said the state will not comply, calling the plan an invitation for HEW to sue, with Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger ready to act. Obledo notes HEW approved the May ads and asserts possible overreach in federal supervision of state paperwork requirements.
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Sacramento
California
U.S
Mario Obledo
Brown
Health and Welfare Agency
US Health, Education and Welfare
F. David Mathews
Obleda
Bob Nance
Obledo
Evelle Younger
HEW
Missouri
Bill to curb Santa Monica Mountains developments advances
Assemblyman Howard Berman announced his measure cleared the Senate Natural Resources Committee on a four yes tally and faces a tough fight in the Senate Finance Committee. The plan proposes a three year review by a new commission to map land use in the mountain range, with 12 public hearings and extensive outreach. Critics warned of costly paperwork and questioned the impact on energy supply as federal leases and drilling plans loom.
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Sacramento
Santa Monica
Brown comments on California policy opposition and power
In a brief remark Brown criticizes a proposed policy, arguing it would let a partisan majority ride roughshod over Californians, asserting that opponents must face the option to resist.
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Dixon Arnett
Redwood City
Cory
Bill
Mathews
Mughes
Ward
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
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