Stalls In Assembly Unit Sacramento
A California Assembly committee stalled a bill to legalize all forms of sexual conduct between consenting adults. Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr said the bill would allow acts like adultery sodomy and oral copulation in private among adults over 18. Law enforcement testimony was requested as the committee postponed action until next week.
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Bill to outlaw job bias against women passes Assembly
Sacramento Assembly approved a measure by Charles Warren to extend the Fair Employment Practices Act to prohibit sex-based discrimination by employers with five or more workers. The bill aims to broaden protections beyond federal limits, with Warren claiming it would expand coverage and reduce disparities, while opponents argued it could clash with existing labor laws.
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Bradley backs Brown for Demo Senate bid in Los Angeles
City Councilman Thomas Bradley said Wednesday he supports Representative George Brown in the Democratic Senate bid in Los Angeles. Bradley urged party unity as Brown seeks the nomination and possible victory in the upcoming election.
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Bomb scares disrupt Fresno City College and campus
Two separate bomb scares disrupted Fresno City College early Wednesday forcing evacuation of the main administration building at 2:25 am and the McLand Wall math and science building at 9:40 am. Police and fire officials found no explosives. The incident interrupted mid term exams and sent students outside briefly.
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Alessio Family to Be Arraigned in San Diego
A federal grand jury indicted businessman John Alessio and four family members for income tax evasion totaling 20,395 dollars. The defendants, free on recognizance, include Dominic Alessio and brothers Angeli, Ryea Tony, and others, with arraignment tentatively set for April 27.
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