California anticrime plan funds youth job program
Sacramento AP reports California’s anticrime program for the year includes 23 million in youth jobs for high crime areas. The effort, backed by Gray Davis, aims to keep youths in school and out of trouble as 3 law enforcement assistance projects are approved by the California Council on Criminal Justice.
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Acting D A warded ultimatum over drunk driving case
John Howard acting district attorney disputed County Supervisor Baxter Ward order demanding resignation within two hours after Busch’s death. Ward threatened public disgrace over Howard’s drunk driving conviction. Howard refused, citing state law and grief, calling the move insensitive and attempting to subvert legal process.
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Brown extends 55 mile per hour limit to 1978
Governor Brown signed Sunday a extension keeping the 55 mph speed limit in effect through June 30, 1978, avoiding automatic expiry at midnight. He also signed measures on elections and child labor while facing a midnight deadline to approve a billion budget for state government operations next year.
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