California Anticrime Plan Funds Youth Jobs in High Crime Areas
California's anticrime program allocates 1.23 million dollars for youth employment in high crime areas. Gray Davis, chair of the California Council on Criminal Justice, announced approval of 36 law enforcement assistance projects aimed at keeping youths in school and out of trouble.
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Ward pressures acting D A to resign after Busch death
Acting district attorney John Howard refused to resign after County Supervisor Baxter Ward demanded two hours to quit over a drunk driving case tied to Ward’s own record. Howard called the demand insensitive and said state law keeps him in office until a permanent successor is chosen.
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Brown extends 55 mph limit to mid 1978 in California
Gov. Brown signed Sunday extending the 55 mile per hour limit to June 30 1978. Without action the limit would have expired at midnight. Other bills signed include Elections Prohibits Tuesday special elections after holidays Child Labor Increases penalties and restrictions Prop 9 eliminates duplications in disclosure laws and prior campaign rules. Brown also faces a midnight deadline to sign an 11.5 billion state budget drawn 120 million over request.
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