Prop 1 housing bond to finance low income units in California
Sacramento reports prop 1 would authorize the California Housing Finance Agency to sell up to 500 million in general obligation bonds for loans to low and moderate income housing. Backers tout cheaper money and tax exempt interest while critics warn of tax increases. if approved, HFA loans, direct and indirect, aim to spur new units and rehabilitation nationwide.
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San Diego weighs plan to supply heroin to addicts
San Diego County officials study a grand jury proposal for a county run chain of clinics to distribute heroin free or at low cost to certified addicts. It would replace methadone detoxification and require federal legislation and changes to California narcotics laws. Critics warn the plan could attract crime and attract abusers from across the country.
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Newsmen's tenth day in jail spent with families
Four Fresno Bee reporters held on contempt charges for protecting confidential sources were allowed three visitors each as supporters visit. U.S. Senator John Tunney pressed for legislation to shield press sources while safeguarding fair trials, aiming to keep secrecy from becoming routine in court proceedings.
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