Labor chieftains press Brown then back Younger in California
Labor leaders attacked Gov. Brown over redwoods and highways at a conference but softened toward Republican candidate Evelle Younger during separate Q A sessions. Younger faced fewer questions, praised business labor alignment, and opposed right to work and some wage rules, while Brown drew pointed criticism over construction and highway policies.
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Death penalty drive gains momentum in California debate
California supporters vow a death penalty, by legislative vote or ballot, with Sen. Richardson citing a 64 percent statewide poll. Gov. Brown signals veto power remains in play as legislators weigh penalties for treason and multiple murder categories, while opponents warn against rushing the measure.
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