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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
4
SACRAMENTO AP a measure from Sen Randolph Collier would raise state taxes on airplane owners by requiring registration for tax purposes. Collier noted that of about 19 000 airplanes in the state only around 13 000 owners currently pay taxes.
A constitutional amendment requiring cities and counties to pay all or part of taxes on offshore tidelands was sent to the Assembly. Sen Virgil O Sullivan's measure passed 28 to 7 amid opposition from Sen Thomas Rees who warned counties could be denied tax funds. Long Beach oil tidelands in Rees district fuel city and county revenues. Two thirds legislature approval needed before a statewide vote next year.
San Lorenzo County agencies study advisability of building at the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association site adjacent to the community center on Paseo Grande. The association offered the property on a 50 year lease for one dollar per year. O Sullivan estimated the plan could raise 32 million over 28 years by diverting tidelands funds and waiving state property taxes, shifting revenue away from city and county.
Sacramento AP report cites state and private California homes for the aged as prison like facilities with bed restraints and locked rooms. Assembly subcommittee chairwoman Lillian McCall says conditions include discriminatory practices and lack of qualified supervision. Doctors and agencies are censured for the deplorable care observed.
In Los Angeles area Whit-y couple Fred Carter 66 and wife Neven 53 jailed for contempt after refusing to answer questions at a hearing about the fate of their daughter Helen Mackay 33 and her children Valerie 13 Debra 12. The case centers on custody of several granddaughters and a dispute with Donald G. Parks 34 of San Francisco. The hearing followed Parks obtaining custody March 26 and alleging the ex-wife was an unfit mother. The Carter’s release was sought via habeas corpus after their imprisonment.
In Sacramento the Ways and Means Committee approved a bill by Assemblyman Jerome Waldie to add 1.5 million dollars to a state program aiding mentally retarded children. The measure, pending in the Assembly, would have state hospitals offer expanded services and treatment for handicapped youths in their home communities.
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