Sacramento Senate backs harsher pardons misconduct fines
The Sacramento Senate committee approved a measure to raise fines for pardons involving liberation schemes and rewards for informants. The bill aims to curb abuses by tightening penalties and enforcement.
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Snoop Bill Advances On Misconduct Penalties
Blyman Raymond See ley Blythe approved unanimously and sent to the Senate floor. Fines rise to 30 dollars for first offense and 100 with 150 for second offense. Rewards offer 50 percent of the fine for information aiding enforcement against litterers and illegal gunfire from public highways.
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Senate panel blocks Nixon appointee for OEO chief
A Senate committee on Tuesday blocked confirmation of Phillip V. Sanchez as director of the Office of Economic Opportunity in a move seen as a warning to the Nixon administration against dismantling the antipoverty agency. Sanchez pledged to resign if the agency is dismantled and warned he would oppose any attempt to downgrade OEO. The panel delayed action pending a transcript, with Sanchez facing questions on program transfers and a CRLA report. Cranston predicted eventual confirmation despite current opposition.
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