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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
15
The California Senate adopted a resolution urging Congress to create a joint federal state commission to set offshore drilling safety standards. It seeks a commission to protect states from offshore seepage and shoreline pollution from mineral extraction.
Sacramento AP reports the Senate delayed final passage of Reagan's anti population bill on a technicality linked to Assembly amendments. Senator Robert Lagomarsi, R-ojai, who urged a special standard for obscenity as it applies to minors, pressed the chamber for action.
A Los Angeles Superior Court suit seeks to block the state from imposing its milk pooling program. Plaintiffs include Patterson Ranch Inc and Diapersfoot Bros among others from Ontario and nearby areas.
SACRAMENTO AP The California Assembly passed a bill to make murder by bombing a capital crime. The measure raises the penalty from second degree to first degree murder, passing 60 to 5 and sent to the Senate. Remarks included disputes over adding new capital offenses and the meaning of malice aforethought.
The Senate passed 22 to 7 a measure increasing penalties for repeat offenders disrupting classes at elementary and high schools. Second conviction triggers a sentence, third brings one year in prison with no parole or probation, and a fourth or more carries two years. Assembly also approves 1.3 million for Berkeley campus National Guard costs including 750k for prior flood response and 300k to Reagan emergency fund.
A note in the Lost and Found section hints a missing pet may be sought by its finder. Check today’s classifieds for details and contact information.
A spirited debate over Deak's bill would require a published statement of responsibilities with each edition of state or U S publications. Senator Donald Grunsky of Watsonville questioned the motive asking if the bill aims to write a Golden Rule or send something down from the mountain.
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