Students to Hire Pro to Lobby in Sacramento
Two senators and two students announced a professional student lobbyist will join five other lawmakers in Sacramento as the universities form United Students. Sen. Nicholas Petris said the group would be 100 percent financed by students and could hire top professionals with a potential annual budget of 780000 if every California student contributed one dollar. Linda Bond noted campus presidents and others were involved as the plan moves from proposal toward organization.
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Third House
University of Californa
Nicholas Petris
Dakland
Linda Bond
University of Catarnia
Santa Barbara
Petris
UC and
State College
United Shitents
Monagan Plea for Senate Reform Faces Rejection
Sacramento report on Assembly Speaker Rob ert T Monagan urging reform to organize the legislature along U S congressional lines. The five man Senate Rules Committee sent the proposal to an between session study after the Senate rising body rejected the plea. Monagan argues two year sessions would cut bills delays and allow time to consider measures.
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Assembly
U.S
Senate
Senate Riles
Robert T. Monagan
R-Tracy
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Senate Consumer Protection Bill Falls Short in California
In Sacramento the Senate defeated a major consumer protection bill aimed at displaying prices and price per unit on edible items, excluding meat and fresh vegetables. Proponents argued it would lower household costs by up to 10 percent, potentially saving California families about $1 billion annually, while opponents warned pricing would raise costs and housewives could compute costs themselves.
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Sacramento
Senate
California
Anthony C. Boylenson
Beverly Hills
Beilenson
Gordon Cologne
Riverside
Clark Bradley
R-San Dose
Calogne
Gas tax revenue shift gains for Southland
Assembly committee approves a second version of a bill boosting Southern California s share of gas tax revenues. The measure by Walsh and Mills would allocate about 61 percent to the South and 40 percent to the North, up from 55 and 46 respectively. A safety valve provision for Huntington Park was added as Mills bill nears floor vote. A separate crash victim notice identifies Stanford sophomore Flint Stickney, 19, among those killed in a Peruvian airline crash.
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UPS
Assembly Transportation’ Committee
California
Ben
Lawrence $F. Walsh
Wuntington Park
James Mills
San Diego
He Assembly
Nhe Walsh
Assembly
Mills
Southern
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Los Gatos
Flint Lathrop Stickney
Stanford University
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