Brown Urges Panel to Study Welfare Programs
Gov. Brown urged a two year $200000 commission to audit California welfare programs. Sen. Cobey and Assemblyman Bee sponsor bills to form a 17 member panel including four legislators and seven state and county officials plus six public representatives to assess economic effects, state county roles, and possible consolidations for efficiency and cost savings.
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Sacramento
Brown
California
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James A. Cobey
Dmerced
Carlos Bee
Cobey
Senate
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Governor appoints commissions as state faces prison crisis
Sacramento report notes Governor Brown seeks a sweeping social welfare plan with a 4 member panel to study California's social welfare. The corrections chief warns of a growing prison crisis with rising tensions and potential riots. Senate and Assembly actions include housing for the elderly, unemployment changes, voter notice, and anti-discrimination measures.
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California
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Fresno
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Selma
21St District Agricultural’ Association Board
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DeMar
Robert Peterson
San Diego
Zind District Agricultural Association
Senate
Byrne
Huntington Park
T Ellis
Porterville
Assembly
Congress
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Paltos
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Newport
Winton
Q-Merced
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Hawkins
D-Loseles
Chanel
Ringlewood
Munnell
D-Adontebello
White House
Murnell
Dangers Seen as Prisons Burdened by Crowding in California
Sacramento officials warn of a growing prison crisis with bulging facilities at San Quentin and Folsom. Richard A. McGee requests 700000 to hire 90 officers and fund programs as riots and brawls rise. Prison population strains threaten safety and operations now and over the next decade.
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Sacramento
McGee
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San Quentin
Folsom
Richard A.mcgee
Han
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Japan Atomic Expert Missing
Tokyo police report an atomic scientist missing from the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute since January 7. Osamu Tsukamoto, 29, chief operator of an atomic reactor at the institute, is the missing individual.
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Tokyo
Japan Atomic Energy
Osamu Tsukamoto
Police say missing man left note about urgent private business
Police report a missing man left a note to a colleague stating he had been called away for urgent private business and would be back on January 9. The message implies an unexpected departure rather than foul play, with authorities continuing to search.
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