Fixed sentence bill advances to Senate floor
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. backs AB476 to toughen the determinate sentence law set for July 1. The measure, carried by Assemblyman Daniel Boatwright, passed the Finance Committee 8-3 without testimony. It aims for a two house conference to reconcile Assembly and Senate versions amid criticism the current law is too lenient.
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Salmon fishing ban protest organized on Pacific Northwest coast
About 100 Oregon boats will join fishermen from Oregon Washington and California to protest a two week fishing ban off Tillamook Head to the Canadian border. Protesters expect arrests and have bail money and lawyers ready. The ban aims to protect the chinook run after a federal court ruled Indians get half the salmon and steelhead in the Columbia River. The move is described as political, not conservation, by Bob Hudson of the Oregon All-Coast Fishermen’s Marketing Association.
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California Federation of Fishermen's Marketing Association
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Transsexual dismissal overturned in Emeryville case
Superior Judge Harold Howe overturned an administrative ruling dismissing charges against Steve Dain a transsexual Emeryville physical education teacher The district sought to fire him for immoral conduct dishonesty and unfitness Dain filed a 4000 damage suit alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution He remains suspended pending a new hearing
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Charles H. Bobby
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California Weekend Forecast by Regions
The extended forecast for Northern California calls for fair conditions with low clouds and patchy fog coastal areas. Inland valleys should see highs 80s to 90s, coastal 50s to 70s, overnight lows 40s to 60s. Central California remains fair with coastal fog nights and mornings. Southern California deserts stay warm with 90s to over 100 daytime highs and nights in the 50s to 70s. Coastal and mountain areas outside deserts stay fair and sunny.
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Rodda bill faces Assembly as school aid dispute lingers
Senate approves a $3.5 billion Rodda school finance plan aiming to equalize funding per the Supreme Court order. Governor Brown’s $4.6 billion proposal faces Assembly opposition and possible delay until August. Rodda seeks a conference to resolve differences and maintain a five-year path.
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