Berryhill Declared Winner in 30th District Recount Planned
Republican Clare Berryhill of Ceres was certified the winner of the 30th Assembly District special election by 47 votes over Democrat Ernest Lacoste. A recount will occur Monday using machine ballots in Stanislaus County and paper ballots in part of San Joaquin County after Lacoste requested the review. The May 20 election filled the seat vacated by John Veneman who became a U.S. undersecretary.
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Army says Pvt Richard Bunch warned before fatal shot
Army offered to prove Bunch was warned prior to being fatally shot during an October escape attempt at the San Francisco Presidio stockade. The court martial of 14 mutineers adjourned for an out of court meeting as witnesses prepared to testify. The trial resumes Monday with nine weeks completed and more arguments to come.
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Assembly Passes New Perjury Bill
SACRAMENTO Assembly approves a bill to align perjury proof with other crimes. The measure by Assemblyman Pete Wilson would let evidence come from any source including documents or circumstantial evidence, instead of requiring two witnesses or corroboration.
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Southland Milk Prices Rise In Southern Marketing Area
The California Agriculture Department announces higher minimum milk prices in the southern metropolitan marketing area effective June 8. Retail prices rise by one half cent per half gallon and per quart, while home delivery costs increase by one cent per half gallon and one half cent per quart. A public hearing in Los Angeles cited higher processing and distribution costs in Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
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Credit Investigators Face State Control
A bill to place credit investigators under state control passed a Senate committee amid industry objections. Sen Alfred E. Alquist defended regulation to protect privacy and curb erroneous black marks, proposing a licensing bureau in the state Department of Professional and Vocational Standards. the measure moves to the Finance Committee.
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Outlook for income tax cut faces doubtful prospects
Sacramento reports a gloomy mood in the Senate Finance Committee over Ronald Reagan's proposed 100 million dollar flat 10 percent tax cut and a rival 125 million Democratic rebate. Chair Randolph Collier expressed doubt any plan will pass this year as budget talks proceed.
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Democrats Fail To Force Reagan Tax Reform From Committee
In Sacramento Democrats again failed to move Governor Reagan's tax reform from committee to the Assembly floor. Republican Speaker Mona gan blocked the move amid parliamentary objections. Kenneth Cory attempted to bring the governor's plan to the floor. the motion was tabled. Budget voting remains unsettled as lawmakers weigh the state's fiscal picture and possible adjournment delays. Senate action looms with ongoing partisan disputes and school funding arguments amid surplus talk.
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