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April 14th for those who have sign-up for the show at The Canby Bar in Reseda, CA in the Valley.. The slots is only 2 songs. We will be picking and paying 1 artist registration fee for the state tour, 3 artists will be selected to come on the Wigginnoutradio show for an interview. 2 artists will be submitted for consideration to perform at 106&Park For BET Weekend 2017 and we will be selecting 2 artists to perform at the barns in Florida for a paid gig. Whoever bring the most people out to see them perform, you will get a free slot with no door entry fee to pay for April 20th. You must be 21 and over with valid I.d. $10 entry fee for everyone and it's a 2 drink minimum. If your Not on a flyer, you can't perform. No I.d. you will not be able to enter the venue. No gang attire allowed. Security will be strictly enforced. For details call 562-506-7078 or email us at [email protected]. Entry Fee is $10 No matter who you are. No guest list.#wigginnoutradio #melodyallen #cannabis #prop34 #unsigned #socialmediamarketing #media #hiphop #indie #music #studio #weaccept #blogger #labelsubmission #singer # newmusic #newalbum #epk #rnb #springbreak #branding #Twitter #unsignedmusicartistshowcase #tour #newyork #losangeles #comedians #investors #westcoast (at The Canby Bar)

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Ask Me How????????? 4/14 Show, hosted by Wigginnoutradio, To book yourself or your artists. For info call 562-506-7078 at The Canby Bar in Reseda, Ca. Must be 21 and over with I.d. $10 entry fee. It's a 2 drink minimum for all those in attendance. Must be on a flyer to attend. #wigginnoutradio #melodyallen #cannabis #prop34 #unsigned #socialmediamarketing #media #hiphop #indie #music #studio #weaccept #blogger #labelsubmission #singer # newmusic #newalbum #epk #rnb #springbreak #branding #Twitter #unsignedmusicartistshowcase #tour #newyork #losangeles #comedians #investors #westcoast (at The Canby Bar)

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Opinions on Prop 34

By Cindya Ibarra and Aide Villegas

          Campaign supporter of Prop 34

On the November 6, 2012 ballot in California, Proposition 34 was defeated.  Proposition 34 proposes to eliminate the death penalty in California and replace it with life in prison without the possibility of parole.  Proposition 34 was controversial.  

 BallotPedia informs us that Prop. 34 would apply for people already sentenced. It would also require that people found guilty of murder have to work and their wages would go to the victim’s family. Plus, it will create a $100 million fund to be distributed to the law enforces agencies to help solve more homicide and rape.

 Some voters believe people who do a lot of damage should go through with the death penalty. Elizabeth Diaz, a voter who was against Proposition 34 said, “Proposition 34 makes no sense why would they leave dangerous people alive to enjoy the luxury of the money that is spent for the jails.”

 Castlemont senior, Fernando Elias commented when asked if he supported the death penalty, “I do, I think that those people who were condemned to death penalty deserve it because they harmed more than a victim...”

The California General Election proposes that Prop 34 saves the state from the possible execution of an innocent person. Franky Carillo, an ex-inmate was convicted of murder in Los Angeles. It took 20 years to show his innocence.