Quake threat prompts partial Capitol closure
Sacramento officials debate an alleged earthquake hazard forcing the west wing of California's Capitol to close by June. Senator Stephen Teale says the Senate Assembly Joint Rules Committee ordered it shut, while Assemblyman Burton and Chairman Wilfie Brown question the scope, pending an engineering study and possible new Capitol plans.
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Senate panel OKs hike in SLC members
Sacramento lawmakers advance a measure to expand the State Lands Commission from three to seven members. The amendment lets the governor appoint all four new members, joining the state controller, lieutenant governor and state finance director on the panel overseeing school lands, tide and submerged lands, swamp lands, and river and lake beds. The bill moves to the full Senate for consideration.
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Delay of ecology reports gains SACRAMENTO bill adds moratorium
The Senate narrowly passed a conservationist bill to ease a State Supreme Court ruling requiring environmental impact reports on private construction with significant environmental effects. Senator Lawrence Walsh proposed a six month moratorium. the measure moved to the Diyet on a 27 9 vote, later failed 22 13 though Walsh sought reconsideration.
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Tax credit on private schooling defeated in California
In Sacramento the income tax credit plan for parents sending children to private schools was killed by the Senate Finance Committee. Assemblyman Lea McCarthy had a prior Assembly approval, while environmentalists and builders sought amendments to a related bill. Debate centered on a one day moratorium favoring private projects and potential statewide impact.
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State says welfare plan successful
SACRAMENTO AP A mandatory work program for able bodied welfare recipients has had a high degree of success Gov Reagan administration claimed Monday More than 40 per cent of the employable recipients have been placed in jobs in private business in six counties where the program has operated so far Sigurd Hansen director of the Department of Human Resources Development said Since June 15 when the program began 2707 welfare recipients have been classified as employable in the six counties Hansen said Of that total 1127 are men on regular jobs another 230 are in and 104 have been given work experience assignments Another 371 have been kicked off welfare for failure to participate Lawson said the former welfare recipients are working as auto mechanics janitors and other jobs Recipients are working in a range of occupations and some are employed by local governments in various roles
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Bill to boost safety law enforcement dies in Senate
SACRAMENTO AP A bill to beef up enforcement of state industrial safety laws was killed by the Senate Finance Committee on a 5-6 vote Monday. The measure by Assemblyman Jack Fenton D Montebello would reorganize the State Division of Industrial Safety. Gov Reagan administration representatives the California Manufacturers Association and the California State Chamber of Commerce urged shelving the proposal until next year.
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