Barry Goldwater Jr to Run for Congress in 27th District
Barry M. Goldwater Jr., son of Arizona’s senator and former presidential hopeful, plans a news conference Friday to announce his candidacy for the 27th Congressional District seat left by Gov. Ed Reinecke. The 30-year-old broker has lived in Los Angeles for seven years and was urged by influential Republicans to seek the post. Filing closes Friday ahead of the April 1 primary.
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Senate approves campus crackdown measures in California
Sacramento report says the Senate passed two campus security bills to curb demonstrations. A lighter trespass proposal and a higher penalty for assault on campus police were approved, led by Sen. Donald L. Gruns of Watsonville as the first punitive bills this year.
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California Assembly Hears Campus Safety and Conduct Measures
California lawmakers consider trespass and campus riot control. Aimed at banning disruptive students and boosting penalties for assaults on campus police, the bills seek state oversight of conduct codes, emergency powers for college presidents, and broader authority to remove disruptive individuals from campuses. The measures face debate over constitutional implications and enforcement.
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State Senate Runoff Begins After Close Contra Costa Vote
Republican John Nejedly and Democrat George Miller are set for a runoff for the California state Senate seat left vacant by the death of Sen. George Miller Jr. The special election attracted 15 candidates and roughly 120000 votes, with Nejedly at 43216 and Miller at 29707. The runoff features three remaining contenders from minor parties, including Jerald Geonaert and Tom Coll as Miller’s closest Democratic challenger. The race is pivotal as Republicans hold a 20 to 19 edge in the Senate, underscoring the high-stakes contest.
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