Welfare package for state still not wrapped up
Sacramento UPI Gov Reagan and legislative leaders recessed welfare negotiations Wednesday night without final agreement but pledged to continue bargaining into next week even if it delays lawmakers three week vacation. Assemblyman Bagley said action could come Monday or Tuesday as Reagan and lawmakers tackle a Senate bill. Reagan and legislators planned further talks amid concerns over a closed end welfare budget and open end language.
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Measure to allow females to work a 4 day week killed
From Our State Bureau a measure to let female workers accept a 10 hour day four day week was defeated by the Assembly after Teamsters waged a last minute lobby push. Assemblyman Badham said the bill would alter labor code limits on women and empower agreements for four day weeks with overtime rules. The final 37-37 vote prompted a plan to seek reconsideration.
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California Assembly votes to exempt candy from sales tax
Sacramento UPI reports the Assembly passed a bill to exempt candy from state sales tax while extending tax to all hot prepared restaurant foods. The move would cut about 5 million dollars in revenue but raise roughly 10 million from taxed items like pizza and hamburgers.
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Medi-Cal overhaul drawn heavy opposition in Senate hearing
Doctors druggists and county officials condemned Assemblyman Campbell’s Medi-Cal reform plan at a three hour Senate Health and Welfare Committee hearing. Campbell pressed for a Thursday vote on a compromise bill to save about 124 million this fiscal year by capping monthly doctor visits and prescriptions, shifting some costs to recipients and raising coverage to 3.3 million people.
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Gas Funds Approved In Smog Fight
Sacramento Assembly passes legislation to allow state gas tax funds to be used for smog control and public transit. The measure by Assemblyman John F. Foran would amend the constitution and requires voter ratification next year.
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