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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
8
Sacramento briefs report ACA 3 clears Assembly Organizations Committee 10 to 0. Charity groups would provide door prizes at events without violating the state lottery ban. Measure authored by Ray Seeley, needs voter approval if legislature passes it.
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee voted 3 to 1 to send a measure sponsored by Assemblyman Bob Wilson to broaden senior property tax relief. The bill would raise eligibility and increase benefits, offering 100 percent reimbursement for incomes at 7900 or less with a sliding scale up to 5 percent for incomes up to 9800 to 100000.
Sacramento AP reports General Evetle Younger leads a probe into whether California faces a genuine gas shortage. A spokesman said Younger began the investigation before receiving a letter from Assembly Speaker Bob Morey requesting action, with Wednesday as a key date.
Sacramento AP Kennedy Hall chief deputy director of the California Finance Department criticizes a $215 million reserve in Gov Ronald Reagan's $9.24 billion budget as poor budgeting. Assembly Speaker Moretti and a bipartisan budget team discussed the Legislature's version in closed negotiations.
SACRAMENTO AP The Senate Business and Professions Committee approved Beilenson's bill allowing vending machine sales of prophylactics and extending access to condom sales beyond pharmacies. He argued it would help sexually active students and young people obtain condoms near campus and in colleges where they are needed.
In Sacramento the Reagan administration pushed to put the tax control proposal on the ballot after a Revenue and Taxation Committee vote defeated it. Governor Reagan condemned the panel for killing the plan, urged petition gathering, and Lagomarsino called the move effectively dead as lawmakers reconsidered yet did not approve it.
SAN DIEGO AP reports Assembly Speaker Bob Morelli of Van Nuys says there is a good chance the state legislature can override Gov. Ronald Reagan’s veto on a reapportionment bill. He indicates the Assembly is near the two thirds threshold and could succeed in the override.
State Sen George Moscone authored SB 77 proposing a statewide prepaid health system funded by payroll deductions based on income. The plan would preserve Medi Cal for the poor while requiring higher earners to contribute more, with no new overall cost to Californians.
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