Tax Structure Revision Delayed for Another Year
Sacramento reports show Democrats and the administration pushing a bill to delay a full revision of California tax structure for a year. The measure endorses accrual accounting to count revenues as cash only after a budget is adopted, aiming to avoid a tax increase this year while critics warn of upcoming property tax reform and revenue needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Senate
California
Virgil O’sullivan
JD Williams
GOP
Brown
Welfare debate in California targets Mars program
California lawmakers from both parties consider welfare costs and the Mars program amid calls to curb state spending. Assembly member Conrad leads a push to track welfare caseloads and expose perceived abuses while GOP leaders press for broader reforms and public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPS
Mars Progam
California
Forj
Assemblymary
Charles
Ring
J. Conrad
Los Angeles
O'Sullivan
Two Killed In Train Crash In Blizzard At Chester
In central Montana near Chester two GN trains collided head on five miles east of town during a blizzard. Engineers Bernard Bunyan and Eric Walter, both 67 and 68 from Whitefish, died. Thirty others were hospitalized as the Empire Builder and Western Star, delayed by the storm, were speeding to Seattle and Breckenridge respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Mont
Great Northern Railway
Western Star
Empire Builder
Seattle
North Dakota
Ob-Kane
Opnals
Spokane
Mont Dakota
Paul F. Cruikshank
Montana
Wheat Country
Bernard L. Bunyan
Eric A. Walter
Whitefish
Breckenridge
Minn
Cruikshank
Budd
State Prisoners Vie For Civilian Jobs In California
State prisoners in California compete for a limited civilian job pool as a new work furlough program begins on a trial basis at San Joaquin county jail and nearby farm complex. Eligible inmates with clean records in science or crime history may apply, while those with narcotics history or certain disabilities are excluded. The plan aims to place 20 to 50 inmates nearing parole in regular work settings across counties and prison camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Stockton
Heer de Department
Department of Corfee
Ork
Neons
San Joaquin County
Braden files for Democratic lieutenant governor nomination
Thomas W. Braden publisher and California State Board of Education president officially filed for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor at the registrar of voters office in San Diego. He cited Anderson as indecisive and praised the State Board of Education's seven year record as nationally noted for school progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
UPI
Thomas W. Braden
California State Board of Education
Braden
Blade Tribune
Oceanside
Joan
Registrar of Voters
Glenn Anderson
Anderson
State Board of Education
California
State subsidies debated as child Welfare Board comment sparks dispute
The state welfare chief argues aid is essential for a deprived child while critics say blocking food and shelter won t help his character. The exchange centers on children of unmarried parents and questions of formalized marriage and family conduct amid broad California welfare case figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Moore Jr
Jeral Welfare Board
Schild
Christopher
Patrick
Reagan
Moore
Mars
Califor
Nia
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Skelton
Thelta Mesa
Legis
Ls Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Legisla
Conrad
Assembly Five
Republic
Frank G. Bonelli
Robert E. Badham
John Bricher
Campa Ign
Ylord Parkinson
Tol
Gaber
Ronald Rea
William Penn Patrick
AP ‘Wheri
Buchanan
N.D
Castro Valley
Mitchall
Fremont
Fremont BI
Gena Andaron
Leenc
Ed Rebinton
W. Tennyson
A Wilhelm
Newark
Lewis Center
Henry Andres
Loch Nooven
Avington
Cooks
Jos Brevarsky
Clayton Jonesy
Livermore
Veadion
Las Vegas
Pacific
TWA
East Bay
Pardee
Sierra Foothills
Pardee Reservoir
Idea Vacation
Ray Waler
P.O
Rayshore Station
Oakland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!