California lawmakers press for more unemployment spending at rally
Unemployed advocates told lawmakers that joblessness is the top issue as they call for more state spending on job creation. Dymally and McCarthy urged action while critics attacked Gov. Brown's stance on tax increases. The protest, organized by California Community Action Agencies, also featured teachers opposing bargaining for public workers.
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California
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Art Torres
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Welfare chief urges independent review of aid programs
Sacramento health and welfare secretary Marie Obledo urged senator Alan Cranston to form an independent committee to probe federal administration of aid for the blind aged and disabled. He cited more than 179 million dollars in improper state and federal welfare payments in California for the year ending June 30 and highlighted faults in the SSI SSI program and food stamp handling.
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Azusa teen ordered to stand trial in Pacoima Canyon fire
Glendale dispatch reports a Pacoima Canyon fire destroyed more than 7600 acres of brush and timber, incurred about 4.5 million dollars in firefighting costs and lost resources. Wayne E. Chapman, 19, was ordered to stand trial on the alleged arson count.
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Man charged in Pacoima Canyon fire blaze
A man faces a felony count for burning growing or standing grain after a big six day fire in the remote Pacoima Canyon area of the Angeles National Forest. Bail was set at 20 404. The case alleges arson and related charges.
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