Reunited girl returns home as judge admonishes mother
A 5-year-old Nashville girl was reunited with her mother after Juvenile Court Judge Richard Jenkins admonished Wanda Lee Thompson for sending the child to Century Finance Co with a note claiming the mother could not meet debts. The mother said she was under stress from unpaid bills and intended to regain control.
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Death Penalty Fees Open Senate Fight
In Sacramento advocates for abolishing the death penalty press their case before a Senate committee as Aaron Mitchell awaits execution, amid security upgrades and camera bans. Moscone and Lagomarsino clash over repeal versus expansion, with Reagan avoiding hearings and Gov. Brown referenced in the debate.
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Reagan Would Veto Own Tax Package
California Governor Ronald Reagan said he would veto an entire tax package to block withholding if public sentiment does not shift. He pledged to start over with a new bill unless the Legislature overrides a veto. He also dismissed visiting mental hospitals amid 3,700 job eliminations and praised Mental Hygiene Director Dr. James Lowry.
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Bills Piling Up in Legislature at Mid Session
SACRAMENTO The Legislature reached the second stage of its 1967 session with a flood of nearly 1,000 new bills introduced after the deadline. Assembly members filed 2,578 bills plus 73 more this period, far above 1965 totals. The Senate continued accepting measures into the night, likely surpassing 1,200. 1965 saw 1,531.
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Governor Refuses Clemency In San Quanta Execution
The governor declined to grant clemency for Hignell, facing execution in the San Quanta gas chamber. The legislative agenda includes tax reform, road safety measures, and public control over housing discrimination and state income taxes.
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