Two Bills Tighten Bomb Laws in California Assembly
The California Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee approved two bipartisan measures to stiffen bomb penalties. One bill by W. Craig Biddle extends the death penalty for bombings causing dismemberment or disfigurement. the other by Robert W. Crow mandates prison or illegal possession penalties for explosives. Both move to the Assembly floor. the Biddle measure requires two thirds in both houses, while Crow’s needs a simple majority.
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Sacramento
Alto
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Assembly
W. Craig Biddle
R-Riverside
Biddle
Senate
Full Ban on Campus Guns Approved by Assembly
Sacramento report says a bill outlawing loaded and unloaded firearms on University of California and state college campuses passed the Assembly 610 to 0. Representative Frank Murphy Jr. of Santa Cruz said brandishing weapons on campuses is inflammatory. The bill also covers the State Capitol grounds with penalties up to five years in prison and a 1000 dollar fine.
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Sacramento
University of California and
Stale College
Assembly
Frank Murphy Jr
Rsauta Cruz
Senate
Earthshaking Bill Sent to Assembly
The Senate approved a $10,087 expenditure for continued study by the Legislative Committee on Seismic Safety. Sen. Alfred He Alguist of San Jose sponsored the measure to examine California fault line potentials and sent the bill to the Assembly. Sen. Clank Bradley of San Jose teased that it was not an Earth Shaking bill.
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Sacramento
APS
Senate
Alfred HE
Alguist
D.san Jose
California
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