Late filing logjam slows state tax refunds feared
AP reports state Controller Houston Flournoy warns that late filings threaten delays in refund processing. The Franchise Tax Board can process about 371000 refunds daily. with lagging returns, a backlog could push refunds beyond the April 15 deadline and extend processing time.
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Stull Wins 38th District Senate Seat in Seven Way Race
San Diego results show Assemblyman John Stull the apparent victor in the seven candidate race to fill the vacant 38th District Senate seat. With 498 of 745 precincts reporting, Stull leads with 96,986 votes or 55.8 percent, ensuring no runoff.
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Clair Burgener
Rancho
California Legislature Debates Bills on Environment and Public Services
Governor backs personalized license plates as gifts supporting air and water quality. Assembly considers AB 4 cleanup measures and AB 601 impounded funds interest, AB 6 arts commission duties, AB 6aal university name changes, and ASR 23 study of Alameda and Oakland runways. Senate resolutions urge welfare department to protect low income childcare and study hitchhiking crime data. SB 378 regulates massage parlors. university name changes proposed to align with San Jose San Francisco and San Diego campuses.
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California faces federal cuts threatening child care centers
About 30 100 California children could lose access to care as federal funding is trimmed. Dr Bar Brian secretary of the Health and Welfare Agency warns mothers on welfare would be hardest hit. He pressed Washington to block the cuts while noting potential state costs to cover April through year end and for fiscal 1974 74.
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Antipoverty Funds Used for Junkets Sparks GOP Critique
Gov. Reagan aide Edwin Meese labels the Sacramento Area Economic Opportunity Council a failure and urges restricting federal grants. He cites un_reconciled accounts and dubious travel, including trips to Marineland and several Nevada casinos, while noting seven bus trips financed by poverty funds and a Miami trip.
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18 Year Old Drinking Bill Clears Assembly Committee
A constitutional amendment to legalize drinking for 18 to 21 year olds won approval from the Assembly Judiciary Committee by a 6-2 vote and moves to the Constitutional Amendments panel. Opponents warn of more accidents and property damage. sponsor Assemblyman Nimmo argues equal rights for responsibilities.
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Women seek independence in stock dealings bill
Sen Nicholas C Petris of Oakland proposes legislation to allow women to trade stocks and bonds without their husbands written permission. He cites a constituent who described the common practice requiring spousal authorization for buying or selling securities.
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Beverly Favored to Succeed Monagan as GOP Leader
Sacramento Assembly Republican leader race centers on Manhattan Beach legislator Robert Beverly 47 a former midfleet The Reader as the favorite to take over after Monagan resigns to join the Nixon administration. Beverly has run a quiet bid and is viewed as a shoo-in.
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Reagan plan to trim medical care at state mental hospitals
The Reagan administration aims to halt medical surgical care at six state mental hospitals and keep surgery services in three facilities by July 1974. Dr. William C. Keating Jr. said the phase out would save California about 250000 to 600000 dollars annually.
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