California Assembly Approves 14.7 Billion State Budget
The California Assembly approved a 14.7 billion dollar state budget on a 54 to 19 vote. The plan includes about 16.3 billion for the fiscal year and adds 10.1 percent pay raises for most state employees while proposing higher UC and California college teacher raises. A conference committee will reconcile with the Senate version, which is 59 million less. Provisions include prison funding, state tax issues, and new restrictions on UC operations.
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Child sex film bill advances in California Senate
In Sacramento AP Presley bills to make producing pornographic films involving children a felony by anchoring it to child-labor law. The Senate Finance Committee approved 12 to 0 after brief debate. Presley notes some films come from outside the state but cites Los Angeles as a major center of the industry.
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California gas by ship plan backed by development unit
California's 17 member Economic Development Commission backed shipping Alaska natural gas by tanker to California, endorsing the El Paso Alaska Co. proposal over a Trans-Canada route. The vote was 10 in favor, 1 opposed, 5 abstaining, with hearings set in Sacramento and a state proposal pending to Gov. Brown and the Legislature.
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Senate panel approves 5 million for Amtrak mass transit
The Senate Finance Committee approved a five million dollar appropriation Monday to fund Amtrak subsidies and other mass transit projects, boosting state support for rail and related services.
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Judge weighs survey on whites fleeing L A busing plan
Los Angeles Unified School District faced a court hearing as Superior Court Judge Paul Egly reviewed a board commissioned survey claiming up to 58 000 white students would leave the district if mandatory busing were required. The survey also indicated 45 percent oppose desegregation, and its timing after plan adoption drew questions on its relevance as evidence.
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Pasadena school letter questioned by federal judge
A federal judge in Los Angeles criticized Pasadena Unified School District on Monday for telling parents its integration plan might soon change. Judge Manuel L. Real said the district incorrectly claimed a freedom of choice plan was before him. He stressed the Pasadena plan with mandatory busing remains in effect until he orders otherwise. A July hearing was scheduled to determine the next step in the case. The Supreme Court last summer modified the seven year old plan but did not dissolve it.
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Serrano education bill moves to Senate floor
In Sacramento AP reports the Serrano bill, sponsored by Sen. Albert Rodda, passes to the Senate floor with near 3 billion dollars in aid over three years to equalize education quality regardless of local wealth. The measure would shift funds from rich districts to poorer ones, with minimum tax rates and revenue sharing rules.
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