Davis Faults Brown Prisons Policy Over Mexican Mafia Rise
Sacramento AP reports Ed Davis, LAPD chief, blames Gov Brown's prison policy for expanding the Mexican Mafia and calls for semiannual inmate reports and good conduct time cuts. He warns the new sentencing law weakens discipline and boosts violence while endorsing his gubernatorial bid.
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Brown tax relief may drop key plank in plan
Sacramento AP The Assembly Speaker and Gov Brown's finance adviser signaled readiness to drop the circuit breaker element of Brown's property tax relief. They suggested alternatives including raising homeowner exemptions and shifting Medi Cal and welfare costs to state funds, potentially saving 300 million for homeowners.
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Ehrlichman silent after parole board meeting
J. D. Ehrlichman appeared before a federal parole board in Safford and told prison officials he would have no public statement about the board’s briefing. A decision on parole could take up to five weeks as his case moves through original jurisdiction and reviews in Burlingame and Washington.
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Senate rejects House abortion funding limits
The Senate 59 to 23 refused House language limiting federal abortion funds for poor women amid Labor Education and Welfare funding talks. The clash could delay a 360.2 billion appropriations bill as continuing resolutions run short and paychecks for 240,000 federal workers loom. The House measure would fund abortions to save a mother’s life and in rape or incest cases, while the Senate adds a broader safety clause for health risks. Conferees continue negotiations to resolve the policy.
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Body in trunk linked to Delia killing probe
Los Angeles police identified a body found in a car trunk as Janice Partida, an 88 year old Health Department worker. The discovery fuels investigation into a possible link with Ellen Delia's murder. Partida vanished Oct 5 after leaving for work. Police await toxicology results in one to two weeks.
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Busy Brown Keeps Carter Sister Waiting in Sacramento
President Carter’s sister Ruth Carter Stapleton waited over an hour for a meeting with Gov. Brown who was late returning from the East. She spoke with Brown aide Jacques Barzaghi before meeting him at 5 30 p m after an unscheduled call. Gray Davis said the rearranged schedule aimed to fit the one hour with no disrespect intended.
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Bodyguard sought in Newton case after Richmond incident
Police issue a no bail warrant for Flores Forbes 3 in connection with the murder of Louis Johnson and the attempted murder burglary at Mary Matthew's Richmond apartment. The reports tie the Sunday assault to an attempt on key witness Raphaelle Gary in Huey P Newton's murder case.
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House Signals Conferees Back to Conference Talks
Lawmakers press for a workable humane expromise as deadline nears and pay is not to be held over abortion issues. Conferees are urged to return and conclude a settlement acceptable to both sides.
House votes to televise congressional proceedings
The House approved a 42 to 44 resolution to televise its sessions after a study on handling details. Debate centered on theater versus forum concerns with Rep Leo Ryan objecting while Rep Claude Pepper urged modernization. The plan would use House staff operated cameras at official actions and keep dedicated closed circuit feeds for members and committees.
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Honeymooners arrested in White House protest
A honeymooning couple and three others including antiwar activist Philip Berrigan were arrested after unfurling a banner during a White House tour on Pennsylvania Avenue. Secret Service said they entered on a tour line and were charged with unlawful entry and refusing to leave after being given five minutes to depart.
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