Brown raps GOP gang probe charge in California
Gov. Brown dismissed Republican accusations of blocking a Mexican Mafia probe as political rhetoric aimed at election year gain. Assembly Republican Whip Michael Antonovich and Senate GOP leader George Deukmejian urged the inquiry. Brown defended state cooperation, criticized leaks from opponents, and noted Attorney General Evelle Younger holds files not yet public.
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Mexican Mafia informant implicates in Delia case murders
Edward Gonzales, an unindicted co conspirator in the Delia murder case, told authorities of two additional Sacramento area killings and identified the Los Angeles killer. AP notes Gonzales confessed though not charged. bail for Juan Hernandez discussed in Los Angeles court.
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Gov Brown names two new members to Consumer Advisory Board
Gov Brown announces two new appointees to the state Consumer Advisory Board and reappoints two others including Frank Damiell Jr. of Modesto, a longtime political ally and former Yale roommate. New members are Lynn Morris of Sacramento and Elmira Gonzalez of Montebello. Aileen Adams of Los Angeles is also reappointed. Damiell reports close ties to Brown since high school debates and Yale. The board advises the consumer affairs director on policy matters.
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California drought may end with wetter winter forecasts
The National Weather Service reports a wetter northern California may arrive this winter with more rain and snow, while Southern California could stay dry. Dr. Donald Gilman says the forecast has about a 55 percent chance of turning the drought around with potential fills to Shasta and Oroville reservoirs as the Pacific high lifts.
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