Death Penalty Ban OKd by Assembly Committee
Assembly Committee advances bills to abolish capital punishment and to suspend the gas chamber at San Quentin for four years. Proponents argue deterrence fails while opponents fear crime rise and harassment of law enforcement. Readings include clergy and officials citing moral, legal, and religious grounds for and against repeal.
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Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Bruce F. Allen
Los Gatos
The
Committee
California
United States
Richard Byfield
Grace Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Joseph Glaser
Northern
Hebrew Congregations
Sonrad
Folsom -Frison
Senate OKs Reapportion Study Unit
SACRAMENTO The Senate voted unanimously to form a blue ribbon commission to study possible reapportionment of its membership. Sen. Hugh M. Burns said he supported the study in his campaign against Prop. 15, which was defeated. the measure would have increased Southern California seats, including seven for Los Angeles, which currently has one senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Dfresno
California
Los Angeles
Exemption Increase Blocked by California Senate Panel
California property owners lose a $400 boost as the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee blocks passage of a bill raising the personal property tax exemption from $100 to $500. The measure, by Assemblyman Carl Britschgi, is sent to a study committee and cannot become law for at least a year, with opponents arguing it would shift $25 million to $52 million annually to counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Carl Britschgi
Redwood City
Britschgi
Bills Passed and Debated Across State Legislature
A sprawling Sacramento page notes numerous bills advancing or failing in committees, including actions on criminal law, education, and public notices. Highlights mention AB 642 subservice act permits university instructors and actions on vehicle tax, licensing, and consumer rules. The report cites committee decisions in Florida and California, with references to policy debates on Americanism education and anti communism measures.
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Etiara
Ely
Kilpatrick
Crionwood
Thal
Pili
OMI
Phene
Park
Becramante
Wrcannelis
San Francisco
Rodda
Sionsu
Sbeak
Sion
Hanns
Parmits University Elite
Wawenrs
Pilg Tajar
Rf Song
San Jose
Gilleoes Esha
Hill
Ares
Connall
View Board
Dalwlon
Marin
Noble’ Auction Bnoraa Hige
Newes Media
Hivereck
Sistiery
Lanterman
Ls Canada
Tore
Tivo
Brueehich
Carrell
Porter
O-Comptony Ag
Mford
D-Berkeley
Riculture
Tbe
Eer
Fey Mars Ge Celeritete
Ateico
Neansjom
Senate
McBride
Panel votes to abolish 20 cookie jar funds in California
In Sacramento the Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to eliminate about 20 special state funds including the Department of Agriculture and water resources control funds. Assemblyman Jesse Unruh said destroying these accounts would free up up to 7.5 million dollars for the general fund. Davis opposed the measure calling it pork-barrel politics. The plan would also abolish another 98 funds by 1965 unless action is taken.
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Sacramento
Davis
Portola
Jesse Unruh
Los Angeles
Los Angeles, Author of the General Fund
Essary
Havana
Regislateun
Havan
Spet
Cial
Department of Agriculture Fund
Structural Pest Control Fund
Water Resources Control Fund
Unruh
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