GOP Squares Off United Budget Battle in Assembly
California Assembly debates budget cuts as Republicans press for reductions exceeding 10 million in Gov Brown’s 32.9 billion plan. Democrats resist, arguing districts lose projects. GOP task force seeks 37 million in savings including pension-relatives’ contributions. Senate action pending.
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Year-Round School Plan Faces Study In California
Sacramento reports a proposal by Assemblyman Walter L. Dahl to convert public schools to a three or four period year round schedule. The plan, aimed at reducing construction costs, would keep most campuses open through the summer and extend the school year by dividing it into shorter terms. The measure failed to pass the Assembly Education Committee and was sent out for interim study after redrafting.
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Daylight Time Shift Bill Advances for June Ballot
Sacramento Californians could vote themselves an added month of daylight saving time under a bill moving to the Assembly floor. Assemblyman William T Bayley R San Rafael authored the measure to place a constitutional amendment on the June ballot. The Ways and Means Committee approved the timing change extending daylight saving time from the last Sunday in September to the last Sunday in October.
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School Bond Passage Threshold Fails in Assembly Committee
Sacramento report says a proposed constitutional amendment by William Byron Rumford would require 60 percent approval for local school bonds rather than two-thirds. The measure failed to clear the Assembly committee, blocking a potential rule change.
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Five Year Building Plan Aims to Meet State Needs
Sacramento reports a five year plan totaling 937 million dollars for state construction. Finance director Hale Champion said growing needs will keep capital outlay high, citing UC and State College allocations as major portions. The plan also supports a 270 million bond issue proposed for the June ballot.
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Third Peace Corps unit arrives in the Philippines
A new group of Peace Corps volunteers has arrived in Manila to serve as teachers' aides in Leyte and Samar. The total volunteers in the Philippines reaches 224 as 44 percent of the corps is assigned to education work in central areas.
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