Penalties Tighten for Wine Seed Cout Case
In the May 16 1975 Independent AM report authorities tightened penalties in the Wine Seed Cout case as legal proceedings advance. The article details new measures and potential impacts for involved parties and institutions.
California Senate repeals indeterminate sentence law
The California Senate passed three bills aimed at tougher penalties and ending indeterminate confinement for most offenders. SB42 would set fixed terms, SB278 would restrict parole for crimes involving firearms, and SB615 adds two to five years for injuries to elderly or disabled victims.
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Brown seeks wage cuts for California Cabinet members
Gov. Brown asked the Legislature to cut 3404 from each of five cabinet officials and freeze about 100 department chiefs. Roy Bell said agency secretaries would receive 40000, and civil service pay could be held in the mid thirties range if approved.
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Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
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Agriculture
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Business and Transportation
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Resource
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Health and Welfare
Department of Finance
Teamsters plan Capitol march over farm labor bill
More than 10,000 Teamster farm workers are to march on the California Capitol in Sacramento to press Gov. Brown and lawmakers to amend the farm labor bill. James Easley calls the bill a sweetheart measure and says it would void current contracts and allow wage cuts and loss of benefits during a two year window before new elections. He accuses Brown of bias against the UFW and says protections would lapse without a collective bargaining agreement.
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Long Beach
Senate
California
Deukmejian
Judiciary Committee
Alfred Long
Delano
UPI
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Capitol
Sacramento
Gov. Brown
James Easley
Teamsters Farmworkers Task Force Organizing Committee
United Farm Worker Union
Cesar Chavez
Easley
Teamsters
Teamster
Brown
UFW
Nevada Senate backs bill to police casino union organizers
The Nevada Senate approved SB 614 to let the state probe casino union organizers by requiring registered officers and employees to reveal ten years of personal history. The Gaming Control Board could investigate alleged unsavory backgrounds, with backers citing Mafia ties and growing union drives in Las Vegas.
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Mel Close
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