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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1972
Page
5
Sacramento lawmakers advance a measure to legalize charitable bingo for nonprofit groups with a constitutional amendment voters would decide. The bill would let cities and counties choose to permit bingo, backed by claims that about 1,911 organizations have already played the game.
A chaotic summary lists proposed California Senate bills and constitutional amendments touching taxation gas health care education public meetings and more. Proposals include new health care programs wage rules for public employees forest and land use rules tax exemptions for improvements labor rights and safety measures along with a statewide cable television commission and various crime and juvenile justice amendments.
Sacramento AP reports a drive to collect 620806 signatures to place a death penalty amendment on November ballot. Four statewide law enforcement groups and Senator George Deukmejian filed the constitutional initiative aiming to restore the penalty after a recent California Supreme Court ruling. If the U.S. Supreme Court or deadline affects viability, campaign plans may change.
Capitol lawmakers pushed about 850 measures across Senate and Assembly desks before a reprieve from the March 16 deadline. The tally surpassed earlier totals but stayed below last year’s 5,711 proposals. Clerks counted 423 bills and constitutional amendments introduced Thursday, with three more bills allowed per member later in the session.
In Sacramento on Thursday, bills to boost prison guard performance were introduced in both houses. Assemblyman Willie L Browner proposed a $10 million measure to upgrade guard standards and set duties and performance expectations for correctional officers. Senator John A Nejedly also introduced a bill requiring guards and other prison staff to pass general intelligence and psychological tests.
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