Assembly death penalty bills face rejection doubts
In Sacramento the Democratic floor leader voiced for now that the Assembly Criminal Committee will likely reject all death penalty bills. Death penalty advocates push for floor votes via petition while committee chair Ken Maddy aims for a next week vote on six measures. Clergy and legal officials warned the penalties may fail Supreme Court standards and risk unequal application.
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Assembly Criminal Committee
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Senate
Third man convicted in stabbing murder in Long Beach
Gonzales, 34, was found guilty of first degree murder in the stabbing death of another Long Beach man after a seven man five woman Superior Court jury deliberated. Two other Long Beach men Rabaca and Apodaca were convicted of first degree murder in separate trials that ended March 14.
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Los Angeles County to Train Women Firefighters
The Commission on the Status of Women in Los Angeles County plans a physical training class for women to join the Fire Department. Olga Connally notes a goal of 46 entrants at the starter level by 1980, with details on age height and agility tests. Beverly Polokoff emphasizes the career benefits, salary range, and retirement, inviting women to prepare for the written and agility exams.
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Hall of Records
More jurors rejected in Van Houten retrial
Defense and prosecution used their first peremptory challenges on day to day questions as prospective jurors were questioned for the Los Angeles retrial of Leslie Van Houten. The 21 year old former Monrovia High School homecoming princess is charged with killing Lena LaBlanca and her husband Rosemary on Aug 10, 198.
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Charles Manson
Leslie van Houten
Miss van Houten
Monrovia High School
Lena LaBlanca
Rosemary
Sharon Tate
Maxwell Keith
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California teachers face smaller raise than planned
Sacramento based California Postsecondary Education Commission staff report finds state college and university teachers would need only a 1.6 percent raise to keep pace with similar salaries nationwide, a figure Gov. Brown softened from an initial 2 percent proposal amid political pressure.
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State College
State University
California Postsecondary Education Commission
Gov. Brown
Veachert Pitcom
Commission
Michelle Kaufman
Pentent Brense
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