1988_01 The Daily Collegian January 1988

              PflgC 4   Monday, January 25,1988
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subminimum for tipped employees," said
CSSA legislative director Terri Carhaugh.
They didn't have anyone testifying on
their behalf."
Carhaugh noted that the commission
had originally proposed raising the minimum wage to $4 but changed it to $4.25
after hearing student testimony.
Established in 1913, the IWC sets
California's minimum wage rate, maximum hours limits and working condition
regulations.
Once the commission passes a proposal it becomes law.
While noting that the evaluation of
minimum wage laws is done on an annual basis, Carhaugh said she did not
think this particular group, in office until
the end of Governor Deukmejian's term,
would reconsider the subminimum wage
for students because of the strong vote (5-
0) against it
The IWC committee members are not
elected officials and do not answer to a
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other states.
"As state law goes, California is a
leader and not a follower," Zelezny said.
"Other stales could adopt similar statutes."
Dr. Gregory Wuliger of CSUFs journalism department said statutes like California's could be adopted by other states.
The ruling didn't say states couldn't
form its own guidelines, just that in absence of guidelines, [administrators] can
put something in its place," Wuliger said.
The Journalism Association of Community Colleges is concerned with the
decision, according to Nash. The close
work relationship between a publication's
adviser and student staff makes it seem
susceptible to censorship in instances
where California's censorship statute is
disobeyed by administrators.
"You can't teach the First Amendment
to students if it doesn't apply to them,"
said Nash.
constituency. However, Carbaugh said,"
I think because they are appointed by the
Governor—who is an elected official-
there is some public pressure."
While some are questioning the effects
of a raised minimum wage on the economy, masters of business administration
student Karen G tig sees only blue sides.
"I don't think an increased minimum
wage is going to hurt the economy because I believe in stimulation through encouraged consumption. The more money
people have, the more they will spend,"
saidGilg.
The IWC is made up of two labor
representatives, two employer representatives and one "at large" representative.
The current employer members are
Committee Chair Lynnell Pollock, a
fanner from Woodlands, and James Rude,
the director of personnel services for Sutter Health Systems in Sacramento.
Representing labor are Michael Callahan, a retired vice-president of the California Labor Federation from Long Beach
and David Padilla, a former president of
the Cannery Workers Union local 601,
from Stockton.
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appellate court February 1983. Krizek
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dropped one month after the jury informed
the judge that they were "hopelessly
deadlocked."
Krizek currently works as a carpenter.
Charles T. Mathews, the attorney who
represented Krizek during the last three
trials, claims that Krizek does not know
where he was on Aug. 20, the day Nute
was killed, according to The Bee story.
"Peter Krizek has no more connection
with Max Franc than the man in the
moon," said Mathews.
Prosecutor Sterling Norris said in The
Bee article that a connection between
Franc and Krizek was ridiculous.
Following last Thursday's hearings,
Norris said: "We are convinced now more
than ever that there is no Terry Adams."
The statement came shortly after Norris
gained approval of his motion to seek the
death penalty against Franc.
Krizek was brought into the Nute
investigation early on due to the
similarities between the two cases.
According to The Fresno Bee article,
Kaiserman's request to speak with Krizek
was refused by Mathews.
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