GOP Senator Criticizes Brown Plan on Jobless Support
Senator Donald Grunsky of Watsonville criticized Governor Brown's plan to trigger 13 additional weeks of unemployment benefits for about 44,000 workers. He said the bill would rob unemployment funds. State Employment Director Irving Perluss predicted improvement by April and adjusted earlier tax concerns.
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California Senate confirms seven as successors to state posts
Brown aides warn high taxes harm business climate as the Senate confirms seven individuals as successors to secretary of state and lieutenant governor in case of disaster. Bills cover housing, education, recreation in unified districts, cemetery rules, and tax policy while Assembly introduces measures on elections, welfare fairness, and licensing.
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Trading Stamp Bill Aims to End Stamp Squeeze
Sacramento lawmaker Ronald Cameron D Whittier urged a bill to require merchants to offer cash discounts or two way options for trading stamps. He argued the plan would free housewives from high stamp prices and save 10 percent on groceries. The measure targets stamp companies and small-volume buyers.
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