Reagan Finance Chief Explains Medi Cal Deficit Funds
Governor Reagan faces questions over the $60 million Medi Cal deficit payoff details. Finance Director Gordon P. Smith said $40 million came from unused school unification funds and $20 million from Medi Cal efficiency, but Reagan acknowledged controversy and said authorities are still checking the sources.
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Bill Introduced For 10 Cards
SACRAMENTO AP A state issued identification card is the answer says Assemblyman E Richard Barnes R San Diego Barnes has introduced a bill to provide issuance of ID cards by the state Department of Motor Vehicles to non drivers who pay 2 and provide satisfactory proof of their identity The measure aims to help seniors and nondriving residents verify identity for checks and age related matters without carrying other documents.
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E. Richard Barnes
San Diego
Barnes
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Unruh Sells Out Big Daddy Nickname Rift With Reagan
In Sacramento a clash over tax policy reopens the old nickname battles. The era of political barbs resurfaces as Assemblyman Syether J M Unruh digs up the moniker Big Daddy while Governor Ronald Reagan weighs in on the dispute. The exchange signals continued partisan tension over fiscal reform.
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Unruh and Reagan clash over food sales tax idea
California politics heat up as Governor Reagan signals serious consideration of extending the sales tax to food and other goods. Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and the Democratic caucus oppose the plan, accusing Republicans of partisan maneuvering. Reagan counters by taunting Unruh as “Big Daddy” while outlining tax reform concepts and potential rebates.
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Klinker Resigns From ABAG Committee in Protest
SEBASTAPOL AP Mayor Thomas Klinker Jr. quits ABAG executive committee amid criticism of policy and funds. He says ABAG is valuable in idea but politics drain money, with big fellows taking most and small communities receiving little or nothing.
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