Subway attendant fined for kindness to strays in New York
James Costello, 60, received a 250 dollar fine and a 60 day suspended sentence in Manhattan Magistrates Court for operating an animal shelter without authorization. Neighbors complained after he housed about 100 stray dogs and cats at his home and garage. The judge urged him to place the animals in homes, with a prior suspended sentence earlier in September.
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Assembly Bills Span Tax, School Aid And Government Proposals
A chaotic summary lists numerous California bills and proposals about tax exemptions for schools, aid under federal reserve rules, transit funding in the San Francisco Bay area, real estate appraisals, and mental health hospital transfers. It notes committee approvals and rejections, with mentions of AB 12 Unruh and ACA provisions, and outlines discussions on salaries, sessions, and constitutional amendments.
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Uae
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Trent
Ion Coramiason
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California bills seek tax help for property owners
Sacramento legislators move to ease tax burdens for owners as two bills clear committee stage. A constitutional amendment would create a three member tax appeals board appointed by county supervisors and a Superior Court judge to handle appeals. A second measure requires county assessors to notify owners when yearly assessments rise more than ten percent, aiming to curb late warnings and surcharges.
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California
Assembly
Vincent Cooper
California Supervisors Association
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Fince
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Textbooks Decision Deferred by State Board of Education
The State Board of Education postponed action on surplus textbooks until its April Sacramento meeting while an Assembly Ways and Means subcommittee investigates the burning of 184 000 unused books and related practices. Former State Senator Ben Hulse, longtime public lands watchdog, died after surgery, and the board heard complaints about freight premiums paid to private publishers. Dr Roy E Simpson plans to seek legislation to allow gifting books to educational organizations.
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Sacramento
State Department of Public Instruction
Roy E. Simp
EL Centro
Formerlson
Ben Hulse
California Treasury
West
California
Assembly
Simpson
Roseville Girl Wins Sixth Grade Spelling Bee on Error
Kathy Callie won the Roseville Elementary School sixth grade spelling bee on Thursday after her opponent misspelled the word error. The contest took place in Roseville, Michigan, with Callie edging out rivals in a tight round of spelling mystery.
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Roseville, Mich
Kathy Callie
Roseville
112th Birthday for Victoria Bonisiowski in Gardner
Mrs. Victoria Bonisiowski of Gardner mass marked her 112th birthday today. Born in Poland she resides with her son Walter aged 71.
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Mass
Victoria Bonisiowski
Poland
Walter
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