Assembly to Uphold Brown School Aid Cut in Vote Preview
Sacramento reports the Democratic Assembly plans to uphold Gov Brown's 27 million cut to a school finance bill despite a Senate override. Speaker Leo McCarthy, Oakland's John Miller, and others analyze party positions, with Republicans urging an override as Miller cites 24 of 34 Democrats opposed or undecided. The override would require 54 votes. Brown, Miller, and McCarthy clash over strategy and trust.
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Telega Brown
Sacramento
Assembly
Brown
Leo McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
Oakland
John Miller
Brown Wold
Albert Rodda
Hep
Assembly Gof
Bob Haverly
Manhattan Beach
Miler
Bive
Miller
Glendale tightens film permits amid abuse claims
Glendale officials announced new rules to raise filming permit fees from 10 to 200 dollars a day after two incidents in six months. City buildings will not be issued for movie or TV shoots, with crews criticized for intimidating librarians and blocking access to municipal facilities. Filming on private property remains allowed. Glendale hosts locations like the Brand Library and the hillside house used in Mildred Pierce.
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Fred Solomon
Glendale
Hillside
Mildred Pierce
California sues to halt HEW welfare funding cuts
In a San Francisco filing, the Brown administration seeks to block a $248 million U.S. Health and Welfare cut to California welfare payments over alleged technical missteps in publishing a plan. Health Secretary Mario Obledo calls the rules idle, warns up to $1 billion could be at risk for 36 states, and questions HEW waivers for others.
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Sacramento
UPI
Brown
U.S
Mario Obledo
U.S. District Court
San Francisco
U.S. Department “of” Health, Education and Welfare
Obledo
HEW
Odledo
F. David Mathaws
Paddling consent bill sent to Senate floor in California
In Sacramento the measure by Assemblywoman Leona Egeland would require schools that permit corporal punishment to obtain written parental approval before paddling a child. If a parent does not respond, the child would be barred from corporal punishment. The Senate Education Committee cleared the bill 7 to 0 and sent it to the floor. In Northridge, police reported burglars burglarized a home and took guns and 28 bars of gold worth about $14,000 to $650 in value.
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Mnt
Davis
David Robert
Los Angeles
Senate
Democratic Caucus
Roberts
Sacramento
Leona Egeland
Northridge
Jack
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Ublédo
California
Senate Education Comittee
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E. Ocean
Ximeno Ave
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Big Savings
Home Entertainment
Zenith
Ss. TY
Midland
Sanyo
Diag
Col
Motorola
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RCA
Ss. XL
Maytag
Simmons
Sealy
Sealy Queen
Sealy King
Sealy Mattress
Simmons Matt
Bellflower Blvd
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Los Altos
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