California school chiefs seek urban aid role in tax relief plan
Los Angeles city school superintendent Jack P. Crowther said President Reagan showed receptivity to earmarking part of his 155 million dollar property tax relief proposal for urban schools during a closed meeting. Attending superintendents from Oakland Long Beach San Diego and San Francisco represented 25 districts with over 200000 students.
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Anticommunist Bill Moves to Assembly in California
Sacramento AP report states campus speakers advocating communism could be outlawed under Senate passed legislation. The measure by Sen. James Whitemore of La Habra edits the upper house and heads to the Assembly, where similar bill stalled last session.
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Legislative Action Report Highlights Budget Balance and Bills
AP summary notes Gov. Reagan's 5.7 billion budget likely within 20 million of balance despite gloomy talk. Senate Finance Chair Teale calls optimism. Assembly approves constitutional amendments and bills on beach public lands, school board powers, public beaches, salaries, paternity, and stamping offenses. Francisco report references SB 541 and related Senate actions.
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Reagan Budget Says Nearly Balanced in State Roundup
WTO report notes Budget Office figures show Reagan and Weinberger predicting a challenging path to a balanced state budget by the June 30 deadline. They warn of potential vetoes and demand balancing legislation totaling up to 1.684 billion dollars, while blaming past lawmakers for fiscal woes.
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California Assembly OKs statewide academic tests
Sacramento reports show Assemblyman Leroy F Greene leads approval of a bill to require tests in academic subjects and physical fitness for grades six eight and ten. The measure aims to compare California students with peers nationwide and faces funding and implementation questions. Governor Reagan criticizes rising college fees and tests as impractical.
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