Big fight over California sales tax hike looms in 1974 session
SACRAMENTO AP The 133rd California Legislature returns from a two week summer recess to face a heated clash over a one cent sales tax increase set for July 1. Gov. Reagan and Democratic Speaker Moretti clash over veto overrides and a proposed six month delay with rebates. The dispute centers on budget surplus use, welfare cuts, and potential political leverage ahead of a special election.
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Smog control rules debated in Fresno hearings
AP reports public officials and residents debated EPA plans to curb air pollution in the San Joaquin Valley. Hearings considered similar controls for San Francisco, Sacramento and San Diego areas. Proposals would cut gasoline and diesel sales, promote mass transit, reduce parking by 20 percent, and create car pool and bus lanes. Motorcyclists protested a possible May October ban. James K. Barnes criticized limits on new cable parking facilities, warning of economic harm including halted construction and $200 million in lost investment. EPA delays urged until local input is gathered.
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Nixon to sign law enforcement aid bill this week
President Nixon planned to sign a bill authorizing about 4.2 billion dollars in law enforcement aid over three years to support states and local police. Deputy Press Secretary Dorald Waiver said Nixon worked through the weekend and spoke with Kissinger and Haig, while White House officials avoided comment on related Watergate matter updates.
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ABA Chief Justice urges more federal judgeships and pay
In a state of the judiciary address to ABA assembly, Chief Justice calls for more federal judgeships and higher pay. He notes federal courts disposed of more cases than filed in the last issue, cites 126,000 backlog, and criticizes White House delays on conch vacancies while opposing minicourt to relieve Supreme Court workload. Burger blames stagnant salaries for five years as hindering competent attorneys from taking judgeships.
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Panay boners and the paper’s awkward translations
A garbled OCR style item notes awkward translations and ethical errors in a Panay newspaper page segment. It mentions remarked blunders and typographical slips that undermine clarity and credibility in local reporting.
Brown backs out as reform sponsor amid optional California ballot drive
Common Cause and the People's Lobby press for a reform initiative while secretary of state Ramund G. Brown Jr withdraws from sponsorship. Kenneth J. Smith of Common Cause warns the move may taint the nonpartisan effort as Brown seeks 1974 Democratic candidacy. Sunil, Joyer Koupal respond that coalition remains supportive. filing occurred with the attorney general under a slate led by Edmund G. Brown Jr.
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New Zealand ends vigil against French nuclear tests
New Zealand winds down its protest patrol off the South Pacific after the frigate Canterbury left for Ageland. The vigil began with Cayo then Canterbury, with Otago witnessing the July explosion and Canterbury the second. The French tests were delayed to September at Seasale Brunette, which had been seized by the French navy, and the destatl vessel headed for New Zealand with eight crew members.
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Reagan backers drop Reinecke for Weinberger
Sacramento report says Reagan backers who funded his 1974 bid shifted support from Gov. Ed Reinecke to Caspar Weinberger. The Kitchen Cabinet, a wealthy group, cited Reinecke’s past embarrassments and minor ITV role as factors. Reagan remained neutral as other Republicans eyed the race.
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Japan caps plan to acquire nuclear arms after U S trip
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka stated on Meet the Press that Tokyo does not seek atomic weapons and will not become a permanent UN Security Council member. He cited constitutional restraints and reliance on the U S security treaty for nuclear protection. Nixon had pledged U S support for Japan’s UN bid.
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