Tough fixed prison term may be fixed
Sacramento lawmakers clash over Gov. Brown Jr. bill to toughen the new fixed term law as amendments from the Senate Judiciary Committee threaten its fate. Key supporters warn time is short before July 1 and the measure may fail in the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G Brown Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
J. Anthony Kline
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Senate
Daniel Boatwright
Dconcord
Boatwright
Evelle J. Younger
Criminal Justice Committee
Kline
Community Release Board
Judge rejects injunction to halt Kaiser Industries dissolution
District Judge Bruce Thompson refused to block Kaiser Industries plan to dissolve, allowing the first asset distributions to proceed Friday. Six stockholders from Pennsylvania and Florida had sued April 20, claiming the plan would harm shareholders, but Thompson denied the request, noting no evident 60 percent premium sale or conflicts of interest and that proxy materials were truthful. The suit argued for selling Kaiser Steel, Kaiser Aluminum, and Kaiser Cement in blocks to gain a premium, while Kaiser argued tax implications would erase any premium gains.
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Kaiser
Max Thelen
Thelen
Internal Revenue Service
Thompson
Kaiser Industries
Carter aide blasts Washington press on secrecy
William T. Bagley former Ford appointee criticizes Carter administration and the Washington press corps for not opening federal agencies to the public. He cites closed budget hearings and restrictive attendance rules at Farm Credit Bureau and Nuclear Regulatory Agency as examples of limited public access.
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Sacramento
UPS
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Carter
Washington Press Corps
William T. Bagley
Ford
Press of
California
Washington
Comstock Club of
San Rafael
Office of Management and Budget
Bagley
Brown ready to add 200 million to property tax relief plan
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. says he would boost the property tax and renter relief program by 200 million next fiscal year thanks to a larger than expected budget surplus. He cautions any increase depends on tight spending elsewhere and seeks a broad consensus in the legislature.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Wilson Riles
California
Nevada
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