Prison restraints end for Quentin Six at San Quentin
Five members of the San Quentin Six won a federal ruling ending courtroom restraints and tear gas use at the Maximum Security Adjustment Center. Judge Alfonso Zirpoli said ankle neck and waist chains are not needed unless violence occurs. handcuffs remain. The decision affects the ongoing murder trial stemming from a 1971 escape attempt.
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Brown uses Guard planes at up to 800 per hour
Sacramento AP report shows Governor Brown has used California National Guard aircraft costing as much as 800 a hour for travel to appearances and appointments since April. Brown criticized former Governor Reagan for a 525 an hour state jet lease he canceled after taking office.
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Barbagelata Campaign Aims for Recount Funds
Campaign workers for defeated San Francisco mayoral candidate John Barbagelata said they can raise the $10,000 needed for a recount of last Thursday’s runoff. Barbagelata, a county supervisor, lost to state Sen. George R. Moscone by about 4,000 votes as nearly 200,000 ballots were cast.
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John Barbagelata
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Cal Beets Up Force to Curtail Tax Evasions
A reefed up force of State income tax collectors and auditors will bring in about 20 million dollars this fiscal year from tax evaders and those unaware of the law. The Brown administration has added 156 investigators and agents, boosting audits by 60 percent and personal income tax returns audited to 40 percent. About 23 percent were audited last year, with 14,000 more partnerships and 300 more corporations under review. The board aims to audit roughly 2 million returns, an increase of about 70,900 from last year, while extra collection efforts should yield another 10 million.
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Franchise Tax Board
George Nelson
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Bee says flights cost taxpayers nothing
A fragmented report states the Bee claimed the operation consumes 200 gallons per hour with an hourly cost of 200 dollars, while Brown's press secretary Bill Stall said the flights cost taxpayers nothing. The wording is unclear and may reflect disputed figures or incomplete quotes.
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Raining Missions for Guard Airdrops Yet to Meet Hours Rule
Fragments suggest a policy note about guard air missions requiring a minimum annual hour threshold, with wording indicating a limit or requirement of La0 hours per year. The readable text is incomplete and does not name organizations or dates clearly.
Governor to use Guard aircraft for travel and base visits
Stall stated the governor will deploy the Guard aircraft if needed to reach destinations or visit military bases, signaling limited travel options. The remark frames the aircraft as a practical necessity rather than a preference.
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