California legislature reopens amid death penalty and sales tax clash
California lawmakers return after a five week break to tackle capital punishment and the $826 million budget surplus. The liberal Assembly Criminal Justice Committee remains split on the Reagan backed death penalty bill as Democrats and Reagan disagree on tax relief and delaying the one cent sales tax. The session also faces no fault auto insurance reform, timber regulation, and reapportionment disputes pending before the Supreme Court.
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San Rafael
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Legisature
Supreme Court
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Long Beach
Julian Dixon
Los Angeles
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Debate over Santa Ynez Unit oil drilling in Santa Barbara Channel
Federal draft environmental statement on the Santa Ynez Unit in the Santa Barbara Channel prompts county supervisors to weigh oil development in federal waters off El Capitan Gaviota and Pt Conception. Exxon led bids exceeded 143 million dollars for 18 leases covering 86 399 acres later reduced to 83 037 acres. since 1968 twenty nine explorations and three redrills drilled 340000 feet of sediments in the unit.
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Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Interior Department
Santa Ynez
el Capitan, Gaviota
Pt. Conception
U.S. Geological Survey
Francis H. Beattie
North County
Beattie
Charles F. Catterlin
Frank J. Frost
James M. Slater
Three Mile
Guns at UCSB A Round of Gun Rumors and Council Tensions
The Daily Nexus reports rumors of a gun at a May 23 UCSB budget session. Council member Norris is named in rumors, with Abby Haight alleging concerns over weapon possession amid campus political factions. Police have not confirmed any eyewitness gun sightings.
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Daily Nexus
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Abby Haight
Miss Haight
Norris
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Carlson
Nexus
Independent Student League
Isla Vista
Independent Student League Council
University Business and Finance
Sacramento
UC Regents
Bay Area
Pentagon overspends ceiling on public relations
GAO found the Pentagon exceeded the congressional ceiling by 48 million dollars over the last two fiscal years. The overrun stemmed from including selected promotional activities and personnel spending not counted in official public affairs totals, masking true PR costs.
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UPI
Pentagon
Government
GAO
Sen. Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
CBS News
Congress
Defense Department
Chickens Stolen From Ohio Farm, Mrs Strawser Says 50 Missing
Mrs James Strawser of Chillicothe Ohio reports 50 chickens missing after noises in the coop. She tells police she was at home when the flock disappeared and blames theft on meat price pressures and rationing reports.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
UPI
James Strawser
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