Capitol Briefs Propose Billboard Ban and Tax Plan
California lawmakers consider a two bill package to ban new billboards and require removal of existing outdoor displays within three years. A separate measure would impose a 58 cent per square foot yearly tax funding an environmental protection fund. A columnist cites urgency to protect the state’s beauty.
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Lear
California
Bach Sa Demeist
Asocom Dim
Environmental Protection Fund
Beitenson
Wallace blocked from California primary ballots
Alabama Governor George C Wallace cannot appear on the June 6 California ballot after supporters missed the February 24 filing deadline. State officials said committees filed letters, but none for Wallace. Nixon and Democratic Senators Edmund Muskie and George McGovern remain qualified on the ballot.
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Sacramento
Alabama
George C. Walla
Gec
California
State Secretary of State
Wallace
Avardale
President Nixon
Auto tax deduction proposed in California legislature
Sacramento report notes a bill offering a full state income tax deduction for automobile owners who meet federal emission standards by 1975. The measure would allow a $25 tax credit for those converting to compliant fuel and would exempt the car from registration fees.
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Sacramento
API) Pouce Co. Petris
Sion
Indian treaty panel approved by Senate in California
The California Senate approved a resolution calling for a federal commission to review Indian treaties. The measure, by Assemblyman Jobn Burton of San Francisco, passed 21 to 2. Senator George Moscone of San Francisco urged the agency to evaluate the hundreds of treaties tied to lawsuits and criminal actions involving Indians.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assemblyman
Jobn Burton
Dsan
Congress
San Francisco
Rodda
Reagan seeks to freeze state student aid at 1972 level
Sacramento AP reports that President Reagan's 1972-73 budget proposes freezing future spending on state scholarships at 212 million dollars. Legislative Analyst Alan Post says true needs would reach about 229 million with inflation, urging removal of the freeze. he also notes inflation, tuition hikes, and more scholarships push the program higher. Analysts suggest scrapping plans to divert 320,000 dollars earmarked for two environmental studies, not yet spent.
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Sacramento
APY
Reagan
Ac Alan Post
Post
Parole Board Sees San Carlos Woman Reappointed
Sacramento AP UPI Mrs Lucile C Hosmer of San Carlos was named to a four year term on the state Women's Board of Terms and Parole by Gov Ronald Reagan She is a Republican and has served on the board since 1968 with an annual salary of 10710 dollars
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Sacramento
UPI
Lucile C. Hosmer
San Carlos
State Women's Board
Ronald Reagan
Hosmer
Uata
California passes emergency welfare bill for new adults
In a 90 to 3 Senate vote and 4 to 12 Assembly action, California approves AB 734 to keep about 29,000 youths aged 18 to 21 on AFDC while in college or approved programs. The bill overturns a welfare chief’s rule set March 4, protects aid, and heads to Governor Reagan for signature.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California
Senate
Assembly
Robert Carlegon
Carleson
Milton Maris
San Francisco
Cartegon
Anthony Bellenson
Beverly Hills
Bellenson
Audo
Wiliam
T) Bagley
R-San Rassel
Dagtey
Reagan lashes at Democrats over California leadership
In a Sacramento interview Governor Reagan blasts Democratic legislative leaders as obstructive, likening them to kids writing on a wall. He defends his record amid tax speech fallout, says public faith in government is eroding, and admits no acting plan if offered one more film.
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Sacramento
Gov- Reagan
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Patfon
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
Reagan
Rathemech
Fough Times
Forst
California
Reagan welfare job plan called leaf raking project
Reagan era welfare plan nicknamed leaf raking project faces scrutiny as lawmakers debate meat import quotas. Rep Charles Vanik argues the 1972 import limit is too low to keep meat prices stable, warning prices will rise through spring and summer. He links quota to higher farm and processed food prices and criticizes the policy as unfair to average consumers.
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Reagan
Washington
UPD
Charles A. Vanik
Dome
Vanik
Bearest House
Ways and Seans
Yanik
Lawmaking moves shape state actions in March Sacramento
A sweeping Associated Press summary from March 13 details gubernatorial appointments to the state Board of Public Health, shifts in the Catferine Hospital commission, and a slate of Assembly bills. Measures cover income tax adjustments, pollution inspections, car and consumer repair warranties, parole dates, savings and loan amortization, anti theft rules, animal care, drug education, security deposits, female prisoner rights, abortion and freeway safety, outlawing investments tied to crime, and property tax exemptions. Names include Gov Roseville, Vaughan, Waxman, Ryan, Fenton, Haydon, Hayward, Townsend, Brathwaite, and Morell, with mentions of cities like Bakwenfield, Sunnyvale, Torrance, Los Angeles, Montetello, San Francisco, and Van Hive.
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Associated Press
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Rosevile
Biddle
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Waxman
Catlicenia Adult Authority
Wieicurlediellon
Ine Mall
Prise
Ryan
O-Burlingame
Savings
Fenton
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Ventelas
Haydon
R-Sunnyvele- Péls
D.hayward
Hays Fen
Townsend
O-Torrance
Los Angeles
Brathwaite
D-San Francisco
Morell
D-Van Hive
Tex Grampist
Devan Nuys
Senate Bill Review Leads to Welfare and Education Proposals
The Senate reviews bills affecting adult age eligibility and welfare for students, with measures to reduce residency rules for state aid to community colleges and require maintaining satisfactory college grades. Other items push for a reapportionment commission, welfare shifts, and state college funding, alongside various regulatory and public policy proposals across health, housing, and transportation.
Cakes solve smuggling affair in Budapest Egypt
Nepszahadsag reported that a Hungarian woman married to a Cairn student received poppy seed packages from Budapest. Authorities say the woman baked poppy seed cakes to prove the claim and solved the drug smuggling case in Egypt.
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Budapes
Hungary
Egypt
Nepszahadsag
Buda
California tax measure Watson Initiative nets $269K in signatures
Secretary of State reports nearly 270000 dollars spent to qualify the Watson Initiative Tax measure for November. Supporters raised about 279630 dollars and spent 269474 on signature gathering. major donors include 50000 from Triangle West headed by Ben Weingart, 10000 from Lea Pritt, 10000 from Buckeye Realty, and 10000 from National General Corp.
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Sacramento
California
Secretary of State
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Iranglew
Los Angeles
Ben Weingart
Citizens For Watson
National General Corp
Buckeye Realty and Management Corp
Laos CLA base under attack near Long Cheng
UPI reports Lao guerrillas shell the Central Intelligence Agency base at Long Cheng every 10 to 16 minutes, hindering access for aircraft. Skyline Ridge defense line north of Long Cheng is also targeted. No casualties reported, but an ammunition dump was set off. Fire appears to come from hill code named Carte southeast of Habara.
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UPI
Central Intelligence Agency
CLA
Long Cheng
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Skyline Ridge
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Habara
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