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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1973

Page

4

Bill Would Use Surplus to Delay Sales Tax for Year

Sacramento Republican Sen. Milton Marks proposes delaying the June 1 sales tax increase for one year using an $850 million budget surplus. His plan, backed by a rival Republican, would forgo the seven month delay bill advanced by Assembly Republican Kenneth Cory. The measure would cut tax hikes for renters and homeowners, offering targeted relief if enacted.

Sacramento UPI Milton Marks San Francisco Ealtews Kenneth Cory Cory Marka Marks

Jump in welfare rolls expected despite past declines

California welfare caseloads are forecast to rise by about 3.2 percent next year, adding roughly 115 000 recipients to about 2.1 million. Medi Cal costs also rise, with caseloads seen at 2.85 million as reforms adjust and funding shifts occur under the 1973 74 budget projections.

Sacramento California Bya Verne Orr Orr Ronald Reagan Hipgr Medi-Cal

Surplus eyed for rainy day in California budget plan

Finance Director Verne Orr urged Governor Reagan to reserve 100 to 200 million of an 850 million revenue surplus as a rainy day fund to balance the 1078 74 budget. He favors keeping cash rather than returning all to taxpayers, with prior talk of an income tax cut. The surplus stems from carryover 256 million and 230 million in federal sharing. A separate bill proposes constitutional protection for newsmen to refuse source disclosure.

Sacramento UPI Verne Orr Ronald Reagan Orr Heagan

California Legislature Debates Budget and Policy Measures

The Governor signals methods to address a 351 million budget surplus including a possible delay of the sales tax increase. Bills introduce animal population control, greyhound racing for school funding, women's restroom protections, press freedom, disabled veteran exemptions, grand jury age, child hazard penalties, legislative unemployment coverage, and various resolutions on imports and regional planning. Senate actions include delaying a one percent sales tax rise and reforms across reapportionment, tidelands, and utility hearings.

Assembly Long Beach California Pawer Berg Sacramento Powers Priotolo Pacific Palisades Townsend D-Terrance Sherg Congress Burton San Francisco ACA & Zberg Senate Whelmare Buena Park Hwe Collier D-Yreka Way R-Axeter Legislative Commission Grunsky Te Watsonville

California bill proposes toilet seat covers in women’s public restrooms

Agnes James, aide to Assemblyman Townsend, says messy restrooms inspired a bill requiring paper seat covers in all California public women's toilets. She notes airport and service station facilities are especially bad and argues women’s needs deserve attention with more women than men in the state.

Sacramento IUPI Californa Agnes James Lb. E. Townsend D-Terrance Townsend

California Senate package targets air piracy and skyjacking

A Senate subcommittee proposes an air piracy package granting California control of airport security, with a death penalty for skyjacking. SB 457 would have the CHP coordinate security at 34 air ports, require passenger and baggage searches, and fund security with a new cent ticket tax expected to yield 26 million yearly. The plan adds hijacking penalties and cites federal funding shortfalls.

Zenovich Dresno Public Utilities Commission Alquist D-San Jose Holmdahl Oakland Carpenter Newport Beach Senate Assembly Crete Gregorio D-San Mateo Dills D-Gardena Retalnut Creek Sacramento Dennis E. Carpenter California Highway Patrol California Fer

Reagan Says Abortion Access Excessive in California

Gov Ronald Reagan asserts abortion is virtually on demand in California due to lax policing of reforms. He criticizes confidential welfare patient privacy and psychiatry hurdles, citing rising annual abortions since 1967 and warning of dangerous medical errors.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan California Reagat Reagan Javo

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