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Alaska House Gives O-K To Pay Bill
JUNEAU, UP) — Alaska’s unpaid
representatives set themselves up
a salary scale Monday while Sen
ators saw the introduction of a
•bill to establish 15 state depart
ments, as suggested by Acting
Governor Hugh Wade.
Furniture, printing and B-girls
also came in for consideration at
the start of the second week of
the state’s first Legislature.
The House approved 30-10 a pay
till providing $3,000 annually for
Alaska’s 60 lawmakers and $40 a
day expenses during sessions.
All six House Republicans voted
against the bill and they were
joined by four Democrats. Earl
Hillstrand, chairman of the House
Finance Committee, was one of
the four. He had indicated his
disapproval earlier by not en
dorsing the bill introduced by his
committee.
GOP MANEUVERS
The Republicans tried several
maneuvers to have the bill
amended. Minority Leader Bruce
Kendall of Valdez proposed that
state legislators be forbidden to
hoy offices they created in state
government. This amendment was
ruled out of order because the
state constitution specifically per
mits first legislators to hold state,
offices they set up.
The House was caught up in a
housekeeping controversy over
spending $22,000 for equipment to
put out the Legislature’s daily
printing. The equipment has been
in operation since the session be
gan, but on a trial basis.
John Rader, Anchorage Demo
crat, questioned purchase of the
equipment for permanent use. He
said there might be others who
could put machines in for less.
There was also a question on
who should run the equipment. A
legislative expenses bill, which
passed the House during the morn
ing session, provided salaries for
patronage employes who operate
the equipment.
PRINTERS' UNION OBJECTS
A resolution from the printers’
union, which objected to “the ar
bitrary staffing of this printing
plant with amateurs,” was read to
the House.
A motion to return the bill to
committee lost, but it was decided
to give the matter further study.
A short outline of a plan for
setting up the executive branch
of the state government was in
troduced in the Senate — only 67
,ines on three pages. It called for
15 departments to replace the half
a-hundred agencies carried over
from territorial status.
Under the bill, departments and
agencies would be declared tem
porary. This would permit later
changes by executive order.
CITIZEN ADVISORS
The measure would also author
ize the Governor to create and ap
point citizen’s councils to serve in
advisory capacity. These would be
named along with boards or com
missions, as required, to meet fed
eral regulations on state programs
in which there is joint participa
lion.
A bill aimed at eliminating so
called “B-girls” from Alaskan
night life was introduced in the
House by Mrs. Helen Fischer. An
chorage Democrat. It would for
bid “any female person ... to
solicit, entice or encourage the
purchase by patrons of . . . alco
holic beverages upon rebate, per
centage, or share the profit basis.”
COPS TO HAVE HAT RADIOS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., —
Motorcycle cops - will be keeping
Iheir radios under their hats. A
patrolman is trying out a radio
developed by the police depart
ment’s radio technician. Larry
Smith.
It’s so tiny he wears it behind
the badge of his motorcycle hel
met. Results are encouraging,
Smith said. The helmet radio has
a range of 12 to 14 miles. It is
powered by five transistors, and
costs a cent a day to operate.
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