Berryhill Triumph Backed By Tight 47 Vote Margin
Sacramento reports Republican Clare L. Berryhill of Ceres is certified winner of the 30th Assembly District special election. A recount will be held Monday after Democrat Ernest Lacoste requested it. Recount covers machine ballots in Stanislaus and paper ballots in part of San Joaquin. The May 20 vote filled the Veneman resignation vacancy.
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Berryhill
Ernest Lacoste
Lacoste
Stanislaus County
San Joaquin County
John G. Veneman
U.S
Army Says Bunch Was Warned Before Fatal Shot
Fort Ord APS reports the Army offered to prove Pvt Richard Bunch was warned prior to his fatal shooting during an October escape attempt at the San Francisco Presidio stockade. The court martial of 14 mutineers paused as an out of court meeting was held. The trial, in its ninth week, may extend another week with rebuttals. eight others among 27 sit-in soldiers were found guilty of mutiny, five await trial.
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Assembly Passes New Perjury Bill in California
SACRAMENTO Assembly approves a measure by Pete Wilson to align perjury proof with other crimes. The bill would allow conviction on evidence from any source including documents or circumstantial proof, easing the standard beyond two witnesses or corroboration.
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Assembly
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Wilson
Milk price hike set for Southland area
Sacramento reports the state Agriculture Department announced a rise in minimum milk prices in the southern metropolitan marketing area. The increase affects retail and home delivery charges, reflecting higher processing and distribution costs after an April 23 hearing in Los Angeles. The area covers Los Angeles Orange San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
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Riverside
Credit Investigators Face State Control
In Sacramento a bill to place credit investigators under state control cleared a Senate committee amid strong industry objections. John Hapgood of the Retailers Credit Association warned the industry may not survive with the proposed restrictions.
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Senate
John Hapgood
Retailers Credit Association
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Freeway Contract Awarded for San Francisco I-280 Link
The state awarded a 10.7 million contract Thursday to Dan Caputo Co. and Dan Caputo of San Jose to build a six tenths of a mile, eight to ten lane segment of Interstate 280 from 18th Street to Sixth Street in San Francisco. Senate Business and Professions Committee, with Sen. Alfred E. Alquist, D-San Jose, pushing for stronger consumer privacy protections. bill would create a credit-rating organization licensing bureau in the state Department of Professional and Vocational Standards. The proposal passed on a split vote and goes to the Finance Committee. similar bills are pending in the Assembly.
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Dan Caputo Co
Dan Caputo
San Jose
San Francisco
18Th Street
Sixth Street
Senate Business and Professions
Alfred E. Alquist
State Department of Professional and Vocational Standards
Finance Committee
Assembly
Outlook Gloomy for Income Tax Cut in California
Sacramento reports show doubts rising in the Senate Finance Committee over enacting either Gov. Reagan’s proposed $100 million income tax cut or a larger Democratic rebate. Chairman Randolph Collier voiced gloom about funds and affordability as debate continues on starting July 1.
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Ronald Reagan
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Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Reagan
Democrats Fail In Push For Reagan Tax Reform In Assembly
Democrats failed again to move Gov Ronald Reagan tax reform from committee to debate as Assembly Speaker Robert Mana Lopez objected loudly. Kenneth Cory D Garden Grove sought floor action, but the motion was tabled. Budget timing remains unclear with Senate next moves dependent on final fiscal picture, while discussions included use of surplus for schools and opposition to a tax cut.
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Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Kenneth Cory
Garden Grove
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Collier
Senate
Walter W. Stiem
Bakersfield
Opportunity Eases After Long Interval Says Expert
An expert notes that the chance may not recur for a decade or more, and emphasizes the rarity of such an opportunity. The quote underscores the urgency of acting while available.
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