Judge rejects whites attitude survey in busing case
Los Angeles Superior Court judge Pan Egly refused to admit a controversial survey on white attitudes toward desegregation. The court ruled the study irrelevant to legality and warned the board against releasing data prior to court approval. The poll suggested split views, with 45 percent favoring desegregation and 43 percent opposing among whites, while blacks showed modest support.
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Wesley Buttermore
Buttermore
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San Diego teachers refuse to end third day of strike
San Diego Teachers Association votes to stay off the job for a third day amid court orders and district injunctions. About 3,000 of 5,800 teachers were absent. substitutes and volunteers keep 167 schools open with seven days left in the term. Pickets remained at many schools as court action and the new Educational Employment Relations Board eyed the dispute.
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Levitt
Ralph Stern
Gustafson
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Brown allies win round on sentencing bill
In Sacramento an alliance of Gov Brown and trial prosecutors pushed a prison sentencing bill past Atty Gen Younger forces. A Senate committee kept one amendment extending five years for weapons in serious-wounding crimes while dropping four Younger amendments. The measure rewrites indeterminate terms to fixed ranges and broadens parole board review, with passage seen before July 1.
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Evelle Younger
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Younger
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David Roberts
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Alameda County Dist
Lowell Jensen
Dan Boatwright
Dconcord
Bell urges abolition of parole in federal crime code reform
Atty General Griffin B. Bell told a Senate panel that releasing prisoners on parole does not rehabilitate them and the system should be abolished. He backed a Kennedy McClellan reform bill arguing fixed sentences would deter crime and aid public trust. Senator Brown and Senator Bentsen joined in opposing continuing parole.
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Griffin B. Bell
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
National Commission On Reform
Brown
Lloyd M. Bentsen
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Los Angeles OKs record budget after veto overrides
The Los Angeles City Council overrode nine of Mayor Tom Bradley's vetoes and approved a record 1,025 billion dollar budget for the fiscal year starting July 1. The package, approved 12 to 1 with Ernani Benardi dissenting, includes a 15.6 percent tax increase and is described as lean and austere by City Administrative Officer C. Erwin Piper amid concerns over raises and utility rate pressures.
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Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
C. Erwin Piper
Piper
Ernani Benardi
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