Republicans Bid to Junk Brown Water Program
Sacramento Republicans propose scrapping Gov. Brown’s state water plan in favor of local projects funded by future hydroelectric earnings. The measure, co authored by Sen. Richard J. Colwig and most of the Republican minority, aims to limit state entanglements while promoting revenue bonds for local districts. The Assembly backed the 170 million dollar investment fund for water construction, and proponents say the plan could leverage private utilities and the Metropolitan Water District to extend delivery from northern streams to Southern California.
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Redwood City
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Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
California
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Metropolitan Water District
State Valey Resources Department
Public Utilities Commission
J. F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Paul Byrne
Chico
Swift Berry
Placerville
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Pisma Teach
Ed C. Johnson
Marysville
John F.thompson
San Jose
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Napa
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Sacramento at a Glance Amid City Budget Notes
Fragmentary text outlines local government finance and agencies with references to water investment funds and public works. Names and places are incomplete, but the item appears to be a brief government update on budgeting and municipal matters with scattered abbreviations and misplaced lines.
Senators OK Brown Labor Bill
The Senate Labor Committee approved Gov Brown's labor reform bill unanimously despite opposition from labor and management. Introduced by Sen Stephen Teale the measure faces criticism for not excluding company unions and other alleged loopholes as union leaders push for stronger limits.
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Senate Labor Committee
Gov. Brown
Stephen P. Teale
West Point
Gilford Rowland
San Francisco Federated Employee
Teamsters
George Johns
San Francisco Labor Council
Hearing Aid Rental Plan Approved Coast to Coast
National survey shows 85 percent of doctors recommend renting hearing aids. Dahl Berg Company launches first rental stations nationwide offering custom-filled, modern aids from as low as 4.65 dollars per month. Visit Associated Hearing Center of Long Beach at 622 Pine Ave or write for the booklet Why Rent A Hearing Aid Doctor Recommends It.
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Bill to Ban Cuddling Is Shelved
SACRAMENTO UPS A bill seeking a crackdown on careless driving was killed after organizers noted it would affect young lovers who cuddle while driving. Assemblyman Nicholas Perris of Oakland backed the measure, but it was sent to inter-committee study as officials argued existing reckless driving laws require willful and wanton disregard to convict. Assemblyman Joseph M. Kenrick of Long Beach questioned the proposal's practicality, while noting not opposing young love.
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Doakland
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Joseph M. Kenrick
Long Beach
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GOP Aid to Brown Blasts Taxation Fees
San Francisco officials and state figures clash over Edmund G Brown's budget. Bert W. Levitt, a Republican and state finance director, denounces new taxes while backing savings from driver education proposals. He argues investment funds should seed the water program, not cover tax revenue goals.
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Bert W. Levitt
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Edmund G. Brown
California
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Chamber of Commerce, Real Estate Board
Brown
Eugene McAteer
Aid official gifts prompt calls for tighter controls
Rep Porter Hardy demands stricter safeguards after Edward T. McNamaratestified of accepting cash stocks and airline tickets totaling about 25000 from contractors tied to U S funded Laos projects. The ICA and the committee will refer the matter to the Justice Department. Pope John XXIII received an Easter gift motorcycle.
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International Cooperation Administration
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Justice Department
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Universal Construction Co
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Pope John XX#1
Vatican
Gasolines Tested Under Wide Range of Conditions
Gasolines are tested at speeds and engine loads simulating mountains, traffic, and freeways under climatic conditions from 120 degree desert heat to 40 below zero cold.
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