U S joins Fed-Mart suit over liquor price rules
Federal and state battles over fair trade and liquor pricing head to San Diego court. Fed-Mart argues federal laws override state controls on brand name liquors while California defends state power to regulate prices and protect small dealers.
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Assembly panel approves drug treatment bill in California
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed SB 714 by Senator George Deukmejian Long Beach with bipartisan support. The $14.3 million plan creates a community operated drug abuse program offering medical and educational services to first time narcotics offenders and allows judges to divert offenders from jail with district attorney consent. It would also fund teacher training on recognizing drug use and continue the state methadone program as a heroin alternative under Governor Reagan.
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Judas retires as top San Francisco narcotics agent
Patrick Wolfe known as Judas ends 1,500 narcotics buys and hundreds of arrests after three years undercover in the city drug scene. Navy veteran and former frogman, he wore disguises until exhaustion led to retirement, praised by department and underground press as a record-setting undercover cop.
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Cats Drive Seattle Cops Up a Tree
Seattle police weigh license action against private eye Cats after officers accuse him of chasing drunken drivers, wearing a sheriff deputy uniform, and bringing a guard dog to a burglary scene. The Public Safety Committee will decide in a week.
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Compromise on rivers imposes moratorium on dams
Sacramento UPI reports Gov. Reagan and authors of two rival wild rivers bills reached a compromise imposing a 12 year moratorium on dam construction on the Eel River. A spokesman said Reagan informed lawmakers what he would accept and the bills were amended accordingly.
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Reagan veto blocks bid to upend council plan
In Sacramento the Assembly failed to override Governor Reagan's veto of a bill to replace the 29 member California Council on Criminal Justice with a full time five man board. Assemblyman Robert Crown called the current council an abject failure as the vote stalled at 36 to 20 needing 54 to override.
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