Reagan tax plan eyed in televised message
Sacramento reports say Governor Reagan will push a personal income tax reform in his Sunday TV address. Sources note a secret plan for a no-thirdality vote and possible other levies, signaling a major showdown with the legislature.
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Solons Reject Pay Hikes for State Legislators
In Sacramento AP report Republicans block a Democrat plan for a 1600 raise for 80 assembly members and 40 senators, citing fiscal strain and a desire to reject a pay increase amid Reagan tax changes. Debate includes two thirds voting requirements, possible tax withholding, and proposals tied to federal rates.
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Unsecrated Reform Proposals Rise in State Legislature
Sacramento notes outline a flurry of bills in both chambers as Reagan tax reform looms. Assembly moves include bills on tax exemptions, child support, wage standards, hospital eligibility, and alcohol sale rules. Senate debuts measures on boat taxes, Spanish voting provisions, environmental councils, and welfare reporting. public meetings and homemaker services also feature in proposed reforms.
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Segregated Groups May Lose Status
Sacramento AF reports that assembly action would strip property tax exemptions from organizations that require discriminatory membership. The measure passed the assembly 62 to 111 and moves to the Senate. it targets groups based on race color or national origin, including certain cultural associations such as Japanese groups.
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Write-In Vote Restriction Faces Senate Action
In Sacramento, a bill seeks to ease a write in vote restriction that blocks third party candidates from the November ballot. Supporters argue the measure would boost funding and access for home care services, while opponents warn of technical flaws and political impact.
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