California expands collective bargaining for state workers
Legislation granting United collective bargaining rights to about 100000 state employees was sent to Governor Brown after a 24 to 8 Senate vote approving Assembly amendments. The bill creates a Public Employment Relations Board to form bargaining units and requires legislative approval of any agreement, with mediation allowed but no binding arbitration or right to strike.
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George Deukimejian
Long Beach
John Briggs
Fullerton
California approves Pepsi Pizza Hut deal with minority goals
The Legislature backed PepsiCo to buy Pizza Hut and expand in California while requiring job training and minority ownership commitments in high unemployment areas. Gov. Brown linked the deal to a broader policy to create employment and franchise opportunities for low income individuals. Critics said the action used the company to pressure policy.
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Pepsi-Cola
California
Brown
Mike Cullen
Cullen
Assembly
Senate
Pepsico
Pizza Hut
Gov. Brown
Pepsica
Kapiloff
D-San Diego
Pizzafiui
Paul Prieto
Woodland Hills
Guv. Brown
Antismoking petition cleared to circulate in California
Backers of a proposed initiative to limit smoking in enclosed areas can circulate petitions after Attorney General Evelle Younger approved a summary and title Regulation of Smoking. The measure would ban smoking in enclosed public places and workplaces with exemptions, require nonsmoking sections in restaurants, prohibit employment discrimination, allow stricter local rules, and mandate posted signs with penalties. Estimated sign costs reach 600 000, offset by fines and potential health savings, while tax receipts may decline.
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Sacramento
Evelle Younger
Clean Indoor Air Committee
State Pays Maternity Costs for Teen Pregnancies
The California Senate approved a bill to have the state cover maternity costs for pregnant teens who keep their babies without parental consent. Sen. Peter Behr said the measure removes financial disincentives to childbearing, noting the state already pays for abortions in similar cases. Opponent Sen. John Briggs shifted from no to yes after floor debate.
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Senate
Peter Behr
Tiburon
Assembly
Behr
Sen
John Hriggs
Fullerton
Briggs
Tougher parolee crime law approved by Assembly
Assembly approves a bill by Sen. John Holmdahl to send parolees to prison if a prior or new conviction involved one of nine violent crimes including murder rape robbery or gun offenses. The measure returns to the Senate for action on Assembly amendments.
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Sacramento
Assembly
John Holmdahl
Castro Valley
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