Tax Proposal Ballot Drive Aims For Statewide Vote
Sacramento AP reports a statewide ballot measure seeks to cap property taxes used for local services at one percent of property value, with phase out to 20 percent by 1989 and a 50 percent cut in welfare programs. Petitioners claim the plan would shift funding to schools and welfare, while supporters argue a tax burden cap. The measure would require voter approval.
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Budget blocked as Democrats curb passage in capitol
Democrats blocked final passage of the $5.71 billion state budget less than three days before a constitutional deadline. A follow up plan aims for approval. Appointed Dr. Louis F. Saylor as state public health director. Several bills debated or defeated include tax board nominations, oil spill penalties, and labor curbson work hours.
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Yosemite Arrests Highlight Summer Crackdown
Yosemite National Park sees 129 hippies arrested this summer with 87 jailed Thursday on charges ranging from burglary to disorderly conduct. Campsite confiscated amid ongoing law enforcement actions.
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Health Chief Appointed by Governor Reagan
Dr. Louis F. Saylor of Oakland was appointed director of the State Public Health Department yesterday by Governor Ronald Reagan. He replaces Dr. Lester Breslow, bringing new leadership to the agency.
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Anti Lynch Law Plea Is Entered in California Case
Two women and a man pleaded innocent under California anti lynching law after an alleged attempt by a group to coerce a man under threat of violence. The defendants deny involvement and await trial in Oakland.
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Oakland trio in court on charges tied to San Francisco plan
Minda Thompson 28 , E ter Nash 20 , and Betty Brown 21 all of Oakland pleaded Thursday before Municipal Judge Stafford P Buckley. Bail set from 5 000 to 20 000 for Thompson with ruling due on a motion. They face charges tied to thwarting San Francisco's tax plan, resisting arrest, and aiding a freed prisoner. Thompson also accused of assault with a bottle on a policeman.
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Bill On Heart Donors Moves Through Assembly
SACRAMENTO AP The measure to allow a heart donor date to be declared dead only by the patient s physician and not by the transplant team passed the Assembly a 28 0 vote. Beilenson argued for the bill saying it could save lives and address conflicts of interest. In another wire item from St Louis UPI noted three birthday boys Merry Chris and Noel, whose birthdays fall on Dec 24, 1966, and remarks about medical care at the St Louis Zoo.
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