District Attorneys Association backs eased marijuana law
The 650 member District Attorneys Association endorsed reducing personal marijuana possession to a misdemeanor. County DA Joseph Busch said the stance aligns with reality, aims to focus on violent and juvenile crime, and supports civil penalties like a $100 fine for small amounts. The Moscone bill would replace arrests with traffic style citations for possession of an ounce or less.
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GOP Leader Denounces UROC Over Reagan Criticism
Assembly Republican leader Bob Beverly condemned United Republicans of California as headline hunters for adopting a resolution criticizing former Gov Ronald Reagan. He called the group ironic and said the party consists mainly of rational, practical individuals. The UROC resolution, approved 61-45, claimed Reagan betrayed conservative principles.
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Brown bill aims at farm labor peace in California
In Sacramento Gov. Brown pushes a tentative farm labor compromise after marathon talks with growers and unions. Amendments to the bill impose tighter boycott rules, allow no union votes, keep existing contracts if ratified by secret ballot, and add a hot cargo provision.
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High Court orders child support be paid
The State Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a father must continue to pay child support until age 21 if a divorce decree was issued before March 4, 1972. Maria Ganschow of San Francisco had stopped a $10 monthly payment for her then 20 year old daughter. the court said $100 per tenth for the daughter and a son continues until they turn 21.
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Classified Ad Sells Big Results In Small Space
A compact classified style notice urges readers to place ads for strong results. It emphasizes affordability and quick impact, inviting small listings to reach wide audiences. The message uses energetic phrasing to motivate local merchants and individuals to act now.
Brown vetoes noise bill in state vehicle standards
Gov. Brown vetoed a bill easing noise pollution requirements for motor vehicles over three tons, saying he cannot find sufficient justification for relaxing state noise standards as prescribed by the measure. The veto comes amid ongoing concerns over environmental and community noise impacts.
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