Deukmejian’s Death Penalty Amendment Advances
Gov Reagan hailed the State Senate Judiciary Committee action as it passed an amendment to overturn the California Supreme Court ruling banning the death penalty. State Sen George Deukmejian urged public interest this election year as the measure heads for a potential two thirds vote and November ballot.
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Reagan Praises High Court OK On Welfare Cutbacks
In Sacramento a temporary Supreme Court stay allows California to cut about 500 000 welfare grants. Governor Reagan calls it a welcome sign that major welfare reforms from last year can be implemented while a California Supreme Court ruling on related provisions remains pending. The stay affects a Welfare Reform Act of 1971 case tied to grants for recipients with or without outside income and aims to fund other changes through savings.
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California waterway plan gains legislative acce ss
The Assembly Ways and Means approved a measure requiring Northern California waterway management plans for the Smith Trinity Klamath and Eel rivers before 1977 session submission, prohibiting dam or reservoir construction on their tributaries. The bill passed 18-0.
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