Reagan Welfare Cuts Okayd By Senate Panel
Sacramento reports that two Reagan backed welfare reform bills cleared the Senate Health and Welfare Committee on voice votes, aiming to trim state welfare spending by 37.4 million dollars. The measures would tighten eligibility, halve property limits for certain aid groups, and restore 1964 rules restricting grants to totally disabled needing continuous care.
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Publisher's rep to interview authors in Long Beach July
Carlton Press Inc announces a publisher's representative will visit Long Beach in July to interview authors. The firm seeks finished or near finished manuscripts across fiction and non fiction and offers free appraisal without obligation. Include work description and preferred appointment time with a phone number for confirmation.
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Deukmejian Bill Advances On Marijuana Possession
The Senate passed a bill requiring first time marijuana posses sion offenders to complete a drug abuse course as probation condition. Sen George Deukmejian of Long Beach steered the measure to the Assembly on a 21 to 1 vote amid Sen Milton Marks objections.
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Assembly Passes Measure on Burning Agricultural Fires
SACRAMENTO P Controversial legislation approving statewide air pollution controls on agricultural burning clears the Assembly. The bill by Assemblyman William M. Ketchum directs the State Air Resources Board to set guidelines and creates options to ban burning periods. It allows felony to misdemeanor sentencing with probation, sparking debate over the stigma and judge’s leverage. Deukmejian criticized the plan as giving the judge a new alternative in sentencing for felony cases and probation compliance.
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Measure pushes consecutive terms without parole in jail cases
Deukmejian stated the measure would force judges to impose consecutive sentences without parole probation or suspended sentences once a year in jail is served.
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