Cigarette tax bill heads to Gov Brown in California
Sacramento reports the cigarette tax bill advances to Gov. Brown for signature as the 1959-60 budget gains conferee agreement. The package, the largest in state history, forecasts a three cent tax per pack and balances a record high budget with reductions and closures before lawmakers adjourn.
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Governor Brown Advances Tax Bills In Final Session Push
In a lunch meeting the governor discussed sending legislation as he signed dozens of measures. Key items include AB 1307 a broad nonpartisan election package and bills on taxes including personal income and cigarette taxes. The 166 day session ends Friday with Brown’s 14.4 billion water plan remaining unfinished.
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Topeka teen wins leniency after helping meters expire
In Topeka a 17 year old, George Anderson, paid coins into two downtown parking meters nearing expiration to save motorists from tickets. An arrest followed, but the city attorney dropped charges due to insufficient evidence, noting the act was a good deed apart from local ordinances.
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Inmate Attends Dad Funeral and Flees Denver
Inmate Louis Vallejos, 26, left his prison transport to attend his father's funeral and vanished after returning to the State Penitentiary car. Guard Andrew Kimmich had stepped away to fix a tire when Vallejos disappeared Monday.
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Labor gains seen in three major worker benefits
Organized labor with a Democratic Legislature moves toward large increases for workers. A Senate approved plan raises disability insurance to 65 dollars a week for those earning over eight dollars, while two other bills near passage promise unemployment insurance boosts and a 13 week extension of benefits.
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