California workers to receive 190 million retroactive pay
About 180000 state employees will share in a 190 million retroactive pay boost after a U S Supreme Court decision. The California State Employees Association praised the ruling while Controller Ken Cory said checks for back pay would start next week. The case traced to a 1973 pay raise later cut by the Cost of Living Council.
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Congress delays plan barring teachers' aid
Washington reports that both chambers agreed to proposals denying unemployment benefits to teachers and other education staff during summer breaks as part of a $15 billion supplemental bill, but final passage remains stalled amid a Senate House feud over rail aid.
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Ill Solon Casts Crucial Budget Vote In California
In Sacramento Democratic Assemblyman Curtis Tucker who had just left hospital cast the pivotal 54th vote to pass the state budget SB199 and approve a tax measure ACA2a aimed at easing taxes on large businesses. GOP opposition charged Speaker Lea McCarthy with roughshod conduct as Tucker’s vote and a companion vote cleared the two-thirds requirement. The budget faces Senate action and a looming constitutional amendment to shift corporate tax powers to a simple majority, with Brown backing the plan.
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California Proposals and Bills Shape Budget and Elections
The governor addressed a Palo Alto conference on probation and correctional matters while lawmakers debated taxes and budget items. Bills would broaden or limit taxation exemptions, voting rules, and penalties, with action on a multibillion dollar budget, a smog board, write-in candidacy rules, and appliance certification standards.
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