California death penalty swing vote powers reform bid
Assemblyman Julian Dixon, swing vote in the seven member Criminal Justice Committee, says he will back a death penalty bill if it contains proper ingredients. The committee postponement delays the showdown as Deukmejian and supporters push for passage and possible gubernatorial action while debates on scope continue.
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Assembly OKs child funds in California bill
The California Assembly approved a $32 million measure to extend child care programs through June 1974 if federal cutbacks occur. The plan, sent to the Senate 65 to 9, would allocate $11.7 million for preschool, $6 million for migrant centers, and $4 million for a statewide pilot program.
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