Pay raise for Cal Officers gains Brown to OK it
California leaders push a pay raise for state constitutional officers with Gov. Brown expected to sign all but his own. The bill would raise base salaries from 35 000 to 42 000 for several posts and 42 500 to 47 500 for the attorney general. An amendment allows officers to refuse raises without impacting future holders. Brown’s chief of staff said cost of living raises up to 5 percent could be added later with legislative consent.
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Moretti to quit state energy job
Bob Moretti a longtime critic of Gov. Brown on the California Energy Commission plans to resign next week. The 41 year old former Assembly speaker left the post last year to seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1974. His term would run to early 1979 and he may join Jimmy Carter administration or private business.
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Legislature votes 10 percent salary hike in California
California legislators won a 10 percent pay raise approved by the State Senate and sent to Governor Brown. The bill, by Assemblyman Louis Papan, would raise salaries from 23,982 to 25,555 starting December 4, 1978, covering 1977 and 1978 with a 77 to 5 vote.
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Agency shop clause dropped from labor bill action
A state employees collective bargaining bill is amended to drop the agency shop provision, eliminating fees from non members. Senate sponsor James Mills defends the bill while noting its cost and front-page attention. He cites a 43 percent pay rise since 1966 and argues salaries outpace living costs.
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Maddy Wilson GOP Rivalry Escalates In Campaign Letters
Fresno assemblyman Maddy and San Diego Mayor Wilson emerge as liberal frontline contenders for the Republican nomination for governor. Wilson accuses Maddy of liberal voting and cites a campaign rival pamphlet while Maddy labels a Wilson backed collective bargaining plan a disaster for Republicans. Other hopefuls include Evelle Younger Ed Davis and John Briggs as the race tightens.
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