California Legislature Opens as Death Penalty Doubt Looms
Sacramento AP reports the new California Legislature opens its two year session with a strong Democratic majority and urgency over death penalty reconsideration after the state high court may overturn the law. Key debates include property tax relief, school funding equity, and potential tax shifts, with Gov. Brown weighing budget constraints and voter-backed ballot initiatives in a sharply divided fiscal landscape.
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California
Serrano
Brown
Breen
Ray Bell
Legislatve Fed
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Dan Boatwright
D-Concord
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Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Willie Brown
D-San Fran
Omer Rains
Ventura
Amy
Towa
Wilson Riles
Mathias urges GOP revival through civil liberties emphasis
Maryland senator Charles Mathias told a Los Angeles regional Anti Defamation League meeting that the two party system depends on reclaiming civil liberties. He criticized Ronald Reagan era conservatism for superficial fixes and urged broader GOP renewal tied to cities, jobs, health, crime, and quality of life.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
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Maryland
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Ronald Reagin
Richard Schweiker
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GOP
Republican Party
Matching funds eyed for Brown campaign debt relief
In Sacramento the Brown campaign faces a possible debt wipeout if federal matching funds are approved. A November Hartford rock concert raised about 50,000 dollars but the FEC flagged bookkeeping and ticketing shortcomings. The penalty could bar matching funds, delaying debt relief.
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Sacramento
Geyi Browns
Edera
Hartford
Ken Vt Fren
FEC
Ziftyea
Jimmy Carter
Narcolepsy and Insomnia Treated by Chiropractic Care
A health column discusses narcolepsy and insomnia, noting nervous system exhaustion as a common cause and describing chiropractic evaluation and treatment to correct spinal irritation. It cites case histories, lab tests to rule out organics, and the option of a spine care class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach.
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Ward
E. 7Th St
Long Beach
Brown aide philosophies miles apart in Sacramento row
SACRAMENTO AP A Democratic governor faces a clash with a Republican ally as Anthony Dougherty new legislative secretary and assistant 8.7 Collins arrive to share Brown views with lawmakers. Dougherty replaces Marc Poche who resigned to teach law. Collins, former Vietnam captain, says he and Dougherty will keep lawmakers’ views in touch with the governor, despite philosophical differences.
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San Francisco
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Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
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Poche
Collins
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