Halfway houses eyed to curb school violence
State school chief Wil son Riles proposed statewide halfway houses for violence prone youths as a crime solution on campuses. At a Los Angeles conference he endorsed Pasadena Unified School Districts Diversionary School as a model with small classes and rehabilitation focus.
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A ballot measure to require automatic prison terms for armed robbery with firearms, repeated burglaries, and heroin sales draws endorsements from California officials. Volunteers seek 326000 signatures to qualify. The plan targets felony cases with firearms and a third burglary conviction, aiming to reflect public will.
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