Legislature In Review Assembly Compromise: Mandatory Withholding
In Sacramento a bipartisan compromise on tax reform aims to bypass deadlock by mandating personal income tax withholding. Details leaked from a GOP committee team show Republicans and Democrats seeking votes to pass the plan, countering Reagan's voluntary withholding. The dispute centers on school funding, property taxes, and shifts in state aid to local districts as talks continue.
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Houston
Flournoy, al
William V. Rapley
Alan Ralel
Reagan
Assembly
Aton
Rea
Taxigan
Anti Riot Bill Fails To Muster Support
Sacramento AP reports a bipartisan clash in the California Legislature as the anti riot bill to raise penalties failed in the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee. Lawmakers opposed the measure that would make inciting a riot a felony and remove intent requirements, while law enforcement lobbyists backed it amid broader debate on public education and other bills.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Republicans
Bemacraish
Lawrence Walsh
Uuntington Park
Bill allows literature on California junior campuses
Sacramento AP The Assembly passed a bill to permit the publication and distribution of sectarian partisan and denominational literature on 89 junior college campuses. The measure by Assemblyman Vasconcellos won 45 to 4 in the Senate. It excludes material that advocates unlawful acts and aligns junior colleges with free expression for young adults in higher education.
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Sacramento
Senate
California
John Vasconcellos
Weather Forecasts Show Warm Temps With Cloudy Coastal Areas
The report outlines temperatures across California and nearby regions. Northern coastal areas expect fair weather through Wednesday with overnight low clouds and coastal overcast. Valleys and Sierras show variable warmth, with chances of showers or thunderstorms inland. Western parts like Sacramento and Monterey Bay anticipate fair to partly cloudy conditions with moderate winds and mild nights. Observed highs range from the 60s to mid 70s in many valleys, with cooler nights and winds shifting from west to southwest.
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Shasta-Sikiyeu
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Delta
San Joaquin Valley
Werrescay
Dieta
Monterey Bay
Santa Clara Valley
Diablo
San Ramon
Moraga
Alieeragas
Santa Rosa
Sunset
Alameda County
Hayward
Pleasanton
Union City
Livermere
California
Fresno
Los Angela
San Diago
el San Francisco
Births Across South County Hospitals In May And June
A snapshot of births across EGEH and Washington Memorial hospitals through May and June lists numerous families welcome newborns. Names, addresses, and dates include Hayward, Newark, Fremont, San Leandro, Dublin, Casto Valley, and Hayward entries for boys and girls, with multiple families credited. The notices reflect local residents from varied streets and towns welcoming infants in late spring.
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Dure
Washington Hospital
Prercis Burke
Bayor
Mes
Jon Ohversy
Historian Ronald Reagan honors Wood for California history work
California Governor Ronald Reagan presents Dr. Richard Coke Wood with an Assembly Resolution honoring his contributions to preserving California history. Wood, director and curator of the Pacific Center for Western History Studies at University of the Pacific in Stockton, is noted as a leading historian. Assemblyman Wagene Chappie looks on.
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Ronald Reagan
Richard Coke Wood
Assembly
California
University of Pacific
Stockton
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Pacific Center For Western History Studies
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Wagene Chappie
R-Coal
Rockefeller Bipartisan Latin Trip Seen as Success Amid Protests
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller reported the Latin American fact finding trip for President Nixon a tremendous success for revealing public sentiment despite anti US demonstrations. He cited student protests as a global pattern and noted increased friction between the United States and Latin America across Bolivia Colombia Ecuador and Trinidad during the journey. He planned to return to Venezuela when possible.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Rockefeller
Cuba
Peru
United States
Latin
Plane crash injures three near Woodland Watts Airport
A single engine Cessna 172 overshot the runway in a gusty landing and crashed onto a nearby golf course. Pilot Daniel Kolody 28 of Walnut Creek and passengers Janet Burbank 24 of Hayward and James Davis 31 of Berkeley were hospitalized. Kolody and Burbank released, Davis transferred to Kaiser Oakland.
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Hayward
Woodland-Watts
Daniel Kolody
Walnut Creek
Janet Burbank
Garten Ave
James Davis
Berkeley
Kalody
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