Reagan Signs Tax Fix and Medi Cal Timing Bill
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a tax corrective bill to fix a 1987 error that could have cost California up to 50 million in revenues. He also approved a Medi Cal timing measure requiring service bills be submitted within two months, instead of six. The legislation, backed by Sen. Georgi Deukmejian and Burgener, responds to a GOP Democrat compromise from the five week session.
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Reagan Seeks Presumptive Limits Law In Drunk Driving Fight
Reagan told a 1980 legislative session he would push a presumptive blood alcohol limit to crack down on drunken driving. He outlined an implied consent extension, auto license renewals for safe drivers, and a California Center for Highway Safety Research. He argued action is needed as fatalities rise and cited a projected 200,000 Californians could die on highways before 1990 without a broad program.
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Heavy Local Property Tax Cut Asked by LA County
SACRAMENTO AP Los Angeles County supervisors urged Gov Reagan to ensure the 1968 legislature carries out a $155 million local property tax cut. Board Chairman Bonnelli said the county needs relief from welfare and charity costs and a lighter burden on property taxpayers. He blamed past legislature inaction for slow progress but did not fault Reagan.
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Ferryboats or tube urged for Marin San Francisco commute
Witnesses at the Assembly transportation committee hearing urged ferryboats or an underwater tube to alleviate the San Francisco Marin commute. Critics attacked Golden Gate Bridge District directors for inaction while lawmakers urged using funds for commuter solutions. Proposals included high speed ferries tunnels and rapid transit on the bridge as alternatives.
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Education Costs Jump 13 Percent for State Students
New York based study by the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges shows tuition fees and living costs rising sharply. A public college senior now pays about 1192 annually for tuition, fees, room, and board, versus 368 in 1914, indicating a steep rise since 1964.
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Battleship Oregon Spars Replaced In Portland Park
Time has worn two Stoal wooden spars near the top of the aft area in Oregon replaced by Portland officials at several thousand dollars. The spars rotted beyond repair while the ship remains a historic riverfront feature in the city’s park. The Battleship Oregon sits as a reminder of the Spanish American War era.
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