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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1976

Page

3

Assembly OKs right to die bill for terminal illness in Prem Yar State

In Sacramento Assembly approves Keene backed bill allowing terminally ill patients to reject life sustaining procedures. Vote 43 to 22. bill moves to Senate. Support cites patient dignity and privacy. opponents warn against sanctity of life citing Karen Ann Quinlan cases.

Assembly Oks Prem Yar Sacramento Timbo Barry Keene Burke Karen -Annen Keene Miss Quinlan Karen Gutoten Wlikhold

Coastline protection legislation revived in California

Gov. Brown pressed for a coast protection bill with a potential special session. Sen. Jerry Smith of Saratoga took over Beilenson’s coastal bill, lining it with Smith’s scenic highways measure and planning hearings statewide. Assemblyman Cullen’s dormant bill was revived in the Senate via Senator Ralph Dills, who merged Cullen language and aims for a summer hearing.

Brown Jerry Smith Daratoga Anthony Beilenson Los Angeles Beilenson Senate Smith Assembly Leo McCarthy James’ RB. Mills Ori Mike Cullen Long Beach Dills Cullen Senate Committee On Natural Resources and Wildlife

Bill seeks life term for torture murderers in California

SACRAMENTO AP A torture murderer would face life without parole under a Brown administration backed bill approved by the State Assembly Assemblyman John Knox D Richmond said the bill was sparked by the parole of Goza de Kaplany who killed his wife by pouring acid on her and was released this spring He is now practicing medicine in Taiwan Knox said such criminals should not be free and noted the bill would not prevent a governor from pardoning a prisoner A vote Wednesday sent the measure to the Senate

Keene Senate D-Eureks Assembly Cullen Ayala-Dills California Brown Sacramento State Assembly John Knox Richmond de Kaplang Taiwan Knox

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