Oil firms told to yield price data or face jail
California lawmakers pressed a probe into crude oil pricing as major firms faced subpoenas for data. Judge Harry L. Hupp refused to quash, ordering firms to present arguments to the legislative subcommittee. Rep Kenneth Cory warned executives could face jail for contempt if they withhold records. Exxon challenged the subpoenas as revealing confidential data.
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Sacramento law shows push for tougher heroin sales penalties
Ally Gen Aoelle Young er said he may sponsor a ballot initiative campaign if the Assembly defeats a bill requiring prison sentences for heroin sellers and certain other criminals. The bill by Sen Fred Marler Jr. has passed the Senate and is pending in the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee, which law enforcement officers deem hostile. The bill would outlaw probation for hard narcotics salesmen and criminals convicted of violent offenses involving a gun.
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