Welfare reform plan ready for California salons
A bipartisan Assembly Welfare Committee in Sacramento has endorsed new welfare reforms expected to save about 60 million dollars annually. The five Democrats and four Republicans aim to report a compromise by next week, balancing Reagan and Beilenson plans while prioritizing curbing abuses and job aspects of welfare. Reagan blames Senate defeat for a 108 million deficit impact and seeks tax relief via payroll withholding and reform. The Beilenson plan awaits Senate floor vote Monday. if approved, it will reach Bagley’s committee for possible amendments before final action.
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Anthony Beilenson
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Seattle Man Foils Zoo Cubnapping In Bold Car Ride
A 21-year-old Seattle man was jailed on burglary charges after attempting to steal two iron cubs. Jack Simmons, 32, leaped onto a moving car, rode it four blocks, and thwarted the theft near a retirement home. A watchman also discovered a cub hidden near the building, calmly snuggling into his arms.
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UPS
Jack Simmons
James Vincent Gatti
Everett
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Simmons
Woodland Park
Whursday
eSitemons
Galli
Sacramento Assembly Bills Move Through Committees
Reading of proposed laws shows AB 1295 AB 400 AB 46h and AB 2164 advancing in education autos recycling and bridge fund areas. Senate actions include a consumer protection measure on insurance and a rural subdivision bill seeking faster land transfer and government approvals.
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Vdilsan
Sen Diepe
State Board of Education
Karabian
Dnunterey Park
State Agencicy
Fane
Vasconcellos
Dsan Jose
AB Ald
Oban
Drug firm accused of profits from misery
A Senate hearing on juvenile delinquency and drug abuse accused Smith, Kline and French Co. SKF of resisting tighter federal control on the Eskatrol diet pill, earning an estimated 1 million dollars monthly from its amphetamine rich formula. Senator Eagleton urged stronger laws to regulate speed drugs. In Bangkok a hotel cook was jailed 34½ years for negligence causing last April’s Imperial Hotel fire that killed 24 people, including twelve Americans, after oil from a pen dripped into an oven and ignited a blaze.
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Thomas Eagleton
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Eagleton
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Imperial Hotel
Kian Boonpeng
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