Welfare caseload in California declines in May
Sacramento AP reports State welfare director Robert B. Carleson says California's welfare caseload dropped by 20,000 in May to 2.25 million, about one in 11 residents. He credits regulatory changes aligned with Governor Reagan's welfare reform plan and notes two consecutive declines may indicate a trend, though he cautions months of change are a short period.
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Robert B. Carluson
California
Renan
Reagan
Carleson
Jine
Reagan warns Moretti on alleged dishonesty over budget
Gov. Reagan rebukes Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti for calling his budget and welfare claims dishonest. Reagan defends his Town Hall speech as accurate and stresses his $6.74 billion plan could be balanced without new taxes with payroll withholding reform.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Moretti
Town Hall
Los Angeles
Tax board to oppose judge ruling on move from Sacramento
The State Franchise Tax Board will oppose a judge ruling forcing it to abandon plans to move out of Sacramento. Arthur Collins of the Department of General Services cites saving a 10-year lease at 340000 dollars per year and continuing. Court action may resume July 14 if opposition stands. The move to Aerojet would free old space for other agencies and save about 5 million in lease costs over 15 years.
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Sacramento
State Franchise Tax Board
Arthur Collins
State Department of General Services
Sacramento Superior Court
William Gallagher
Aerojet General Corp
Aerojet
Collins
Regional nine-county Bay Area agency wins Assembly approval
The California Assembly approved AB 1057 creating a nine-county regional government in the San Francisco Bay Area to oversee mass transit air pollution planning and conservation. An 11 member governing board elected by residents of San Francisco San Mateo Santa Clara Alameda Contra Costa Solano Napa Sonoma and Marin counties would oversee the umbrella agency. The bill moves to the Senate.
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Area Conservation and Freetanment Agency
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Bill would relieve cash crisis in California
A Reagan administration bill on the governor’s desk would authorize sale of up to $600 million in revenue anticipation notes to ease a July or August cash flow crisis. The plan, carried by Sen. Donald Grunsky, would let the state borrow short term from banks and repay when tax revenues arrive.
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Sacramento
Donald Grunsky
Watsonville
Davis trial cost bill wins in Sacramento
A bill requiring the state to pay about 160000 dollars in costs for the Angela Davis Ruchell Nlage trial in Marin County was approved by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Assemblyman William T. Bagley estimated the trial will cost about 850000 dollars in total.
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UPI
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Gayuly
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Blyman
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Ways and Means
We Focal Government Committee
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Legislation in Review Highlights State Rate Questions
AAP reports Governor Reagan cites April rate actions and charity deductions as factors. Senate and Assembly actions center on budget measures, salary scales, and tax policy, with amendments affecting state spending and public services pending governor approval.
Miami Man Says He Is Bonnie and Clyde Copycat
A 21-year-old Miami man Yancey Marrs was sentenced to 50 years for a series of robberies after adopting the Bonnie and Clyde persona. He gave himself the nickname Clyde and described his partner as Bennie, inspired by crime films, with theatrical flair noted in court. Meanwhile, voter reform discussions surface in California with proposed bills on literacy tests, voucher programs, and university reporting on admissions criteria.
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Bonnie and Clyde" Handit
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Bannia
Fragmented Local Newspaper Masthead and Contact Details
Unreadable OCR fragment shows a Daily Review masthead with publisher and office addresses in California. Includes subscription rates, imprint lines, and scattered telephone numbers for multiple offices, but most names and specifics are garbled.
Antipoverty chief accused in Reagan fund-usage probe
UPI report from San Francisco says federal auditor Philip Magna found $2101 in federal funds used last year by antipoverty director Lewis Khlee to urge support for Sen. George Murphy in the 1970 election. Telegrams mailed to Head Start leaders and others urged restoring head start funds. Murphy lost to John Tunney.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
George Murphy
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Philip Magna
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
OBO
Roger Betts
Jerome Fr. Waldie
D-Calif
Lewis K. Khlee
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Assembly rejects 18 year old vote measure in California
In Sacramento the Assembly defeated a Senate approved constitutional amendment by 44 to 25 votes. The Moscone proposal sought 18 to 20 year olds voting rights in all elections, elimination of literacy tests, and shorter residency rules.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Willie Brown Jr
San Francisco
Moscone
California
Reagan names GI job panel in California
Governor Reagan unveiled a statewide task force to create job opportunities for veterans, especially ages 21 to 29 returning from Vietnam. The panel will include businessmen and government leaders, led by Gordon Liliat of the VA regional office in Los Angeles, aiming to cut unemployment and aid civilian transition. Reagan spoke at the American Legion convention and noted a prior program granting veterans priority admission to state colleges.
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Cal Expo
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Los Angeles
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Gordon Liliat
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