California Senate aims for late June adjournment
California lawmakers race to finish work before the June 21 adjournment. The session features a push on a near 3.25 billion budget for 1963 64 and a broad set of bills, including burial of the death penalty and debates over housing discrimination. Governor Brown has signed 11 bills by June 6, with many budget related and labor measures still pending. The Arizona California Nevada Colorado River dispute threatens a major water reallocation that could affect farms and urban users. A new pesticide control committee is formed to monitor developments and safeguard public health.
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Official Visit Of Top Officer Final Plans For Visit
Plans for the official visit of Great Pocahontas Helen Nichols to Konoka Council LL.D. on June 25. Invita Members of Konoka Council will serve a chicken and ham buffet supper at 6 30 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Hall followed by the meeting at 8 p.m. Movies of the Shafter parade on May 4 will be shown by Mrs Floyd Rice of Avenue and slides by Mrs Roy McDonald Bakersfield. Mrs Ivan Mettler is general barman and Mrs John Jenner in charge of decorations, Mrs Bill Gladden escort captain.
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Mettler Graduates From University of Redland
Lawrence A. Mettler of Shafter received a bachelor of arts degree as part of the University of Redland commencement on Sunday June 9. Other area students also completed their studies at the ceremony.
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Proposal for 20 Million Junior College Funds
Governor Brown released a plan for distributing 20 million in junior college construction funds approved by voters with Proposition 1-A. Senator Walter Stiern will introduce SB 1515 amendment to allocate the funds in two phases to aid growth and housing of rising enrollments. Bakersfield would receive about 150 thousand plus 5 million for Phase I, while Phase II allocates over 11 million to growing colleges.
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