Judge Rejects White Attitudes Survey In Desegregation Case
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul Egly refused to admit a poll on white attitudes toward desegregation in the Los Angeles Unified School District case. The survey, commissioned by the school board, suggested 45 percent opposed and 43 percent in favor of voluntary and mandatory integration, with 6 percent undecided. Among Blacks, 73 percent supported the plan.
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Deukmejian Delays Death Penalty Override Move
State Senator George Deukmejian says he will not seek this week to override Gov. Brown’s veto of the death penalty bill. He tells reporters the veto may still be overridden but cautions against rushing the effort.
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Raisin Board manager ousted in Fresno political row
California lawmakers debate a veto override on a death penalty ballot measure sparking split within the Raisin Advisory Board. Governor Brown faces pressure as Assembly and Senate votes loom, with allies urging action amid public support for capital punishment despite past court challenges.
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Antero
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Denkmejian
Senate
Fie
Deukinejian
Briggs
Brown Brownbacked sentencing bill survives Younger amendments
An alliance of Gov Brown and trial prosecutors revived a Brown backed prison sentencing bill in a Senate committee. They removed four of five Younger backed amendments to lengthen terms while keeping one allowing five extra years for certain crimes. The measure aligns with a new fixed term law to replace indeterminate sentences and expands parole board review.
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Sacramento
Brown
Evelle Younger
Senate
Younger
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Alsa Storely
Los Angeles
Parole Board
Criminal Justice Committee
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Joe
Absermbly Criminal Justice Committee
George Deukmojian
Long Beach
Int
Alameda County
Yates
Dan Boatwright
de Concord
Bell testifies fair sentences would end parole need
Washington AP reports Attorney General Griffin Bell urged a Senate subcommittee that federal prisoners need not receive parole if they are fairly sentenced after conviction. He described a criminal code reform bill with new sentencing guidelines and an appeal option for sentences outside guidelines, saying the measure aims to improve fairness and efficiency.
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Parolle
Ally
Griffin
Bell
Senate
Marin water pipeline to boost drought supply
The Marin Municipal Water District plans to bring 5 million gallons daily across the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, rising to 9 million by mid July, to ease drought. Metropolitan Water District of Los Angeles will supply emergency water while Colorado River projects provide replacements. Grants and a special water bill surcharge will cover pipeline costs. the upper deck will be salvaged after the drought ends.
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J.dietrich Stroeh
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Waler
Los Angeles
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Strach
J. Dietrich Stroch
Municipal Water District
Wills Garry
Athass
Trucker group pushes CHP to crack down on speeding
California Truckers Association president Eyraud urged the Highway Patrol to intensify enforcement starting July. He argued Teamsters pressure and per mile rules tempt drivers to speed, and claimed radar and spotter planes would curb excesses across fleets in California, Oregon, and Washington.
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Iver
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Egon
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