Bill Cuts Watts Riot Tax Relief Approved in California
California legislators advanced a constitutional amendment allowing Los Angeles County to reassess property damaged in the Watts riot for tax relief. If voters approve in November, some riot victims could face lower tax rates or refunds. Assemblyman F. Douglas Ferrell led the bill, with votes 54-11 in the Assembly and 29-3 in the Senate.
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Brown Signs Budget In Bedroom In Sacramento
In a bedroom ceremony in Gov. Brown's Sacramento mansion, the governor signed a record 4.09 billion state budget as Hilary Rice and reporters watched. The scene reflected a new era with constitutional reform talk, debates over legislative sessions length, and salary and ethics limits facing the legislature.
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Anti Riot Bill Clears Assembly Floor After Brown Push
The strong anti riot bill, backed by Gov Brown and Los Angeles leaders, passed the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee unanimously after changes. It would criminalize urging riot in imminent danger, with up to six months jail and a 500 dollar fine, and allow arrest of a speaker who harangues a crowd to inflame it.
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