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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
3
The California Senate and Assembly back Gov. Brown’s three bill anti riot package. One bill makes possessing a fire bomb a felony with a minimum five year term for riot related arson. The package also tightens penalties for interfering with firefighters and includes prior arson measures.
In Sacramento the GOP accused Gov. Brown of using an accrual accounting device to mask a large tax increase and create a future revenue gap. Assembly Minority Leader Robert T Jonagan labeled the plan a political ploy and warned California would be left $320 million in the red next year. The critique centers on counting expected revenues before they are in state hands and the potential need for a tax increase ahead of reelection.
California s major parties show widening splits ahead of primaries with Los Angeles Mayor Yorty challenging Governor Brown for the Democratic nod while Republican hopefuls trade barbs over Reagan and Patrick. Polls place Brown ahead but Yorty claims campaigning pace affects momentum amid fundraisers and endorsements.
Sacramento based report states the state Department of Alcohol Beverage Control denied a charge of a liquor scandal by Democratic candidate William Ker of the plate Public Utilities Commission. Deputy Director Philip J Hanley said the accusation was wholly misinformed and the agency invited approval of the liquor central fund.
SACRAMENTO AP The senate rejected a bill to ease passage of total school bonds. Republican Sen. Grunsky sought to shift the plan to exempt 325 million in taxes from the bond vote. The measure failed by two votes, two-thirds needed in the 40 member Senate. Gov Brown had signed similar legislation last year, but a drafting error prompted a redo. The error would have required 60 percent of all voters in a primary or general election to approve bonds instead of 60 percent of those voting on the bond issue.
California lawmakers advance a measure allowing police to demand chemical sobriety tests from suspected drunk drivers. The bill, backed by Gov Brown and law officers, moves to the House after a Judiciary Committee vote. Critics warn of rights concerns as it faces further debate and possible amendments.
Sacramento SPS reports the state Chamber of Commerce recommends moderate tuition charges at the University of California and state colleges to help balance Governor Edouard G Brown's proposed 4.6 billion dollar budget.
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