California lawmakers target unscrupulous car dealers
Assemblyman Thomas Rees of Los Angeles announces bills to curb dealer abuse. Proposals require uniform sales forms, prevent using homes as collateral, curb deceptive ads, and demand clear antibiotic warnings amid safety debates about chloramphenicol and other drugs. Public health and auto policy intersect as measures seek protection for consumers.
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Bill on Training for Teachers in California
A bill moving through the Sacramento legislature would require teachers to major in an academic subject they plan to teach and earn an academic minor, reducing credential types from 40 to 5. Sponsored by Sen. Hugo Fisher and Assemblyman Gordon Winton Jr., it enjoys backing from Gov. Brown and state education leaders.
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Benson Says Russians Lack Religion in Agriculture
At a San Antonio public meeting Ezra Taft Benson, retiring Secretary of Agriculture, argued Russians cannot match American farming due to lacking free enterprise and religious faith. He cited Moscow with about 5 million residents and only three churches, two Baptist and one Catholic, with others closed or converted to museums. He warned a nation without belief in God cannot long progress.
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