Moretti proposes state budget surplus plan
SACRAMENTO AP Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti unveils a plan to return 600 million of the budget surplus to taxpayers via a 10 month delay in a sales tax hike. He would keep 250 million in the treasury for contingencies and fund beaches and earthquake resistance at the Capitol.
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Reagan Sets May 29 as Special Assembly Elections
Governor Ronald Reagan on Wednesday set May 29 for special elections to fill two vacant California Assembly seats. The 67th district in Los Angeles was created by the death of Democrat Larry E. Townshend, and the 80th district in San Diego includes the seat won by Republican Claire W. Hurgerner in Congress.
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Reagan links tax limit plan to cut government waste
Gov. Ronald Reagan compared California state spending to a teenager needing a weekly allowance cut. He urged limiting government taxes and spending to bring control and permanently reduce taxes, in a speech prepared for the Textile Manufacturers Institute at the Ha tle Vairmont.
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Bill would limit state investments in racially tied firms
SACRAMENTO AP State funds could not be invested in businesses with ties to racist African nations or that harm the environment under six measures in the Assembly. The proposals by Assemblymen Jom L. Burton and John F. Dunlap would affect about 5 billion dollars of UC and three state retirement funds. Other provisions would bar officials from proxy voting for state owned stock unless no social or environmental abuses are shown. Dunlap said UC and state fund stocks have resisted socially desirable moves backed by consumer groups.
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Dymally denounces attempt to stack reapportionment panel
SACRAMENTO UP I reports Sen Mervyn Dymally chairman of the Senate Reapportionment Committee denounces a move to add two members to his panel to push Zenovichs SB105. The Rules Committee backed the plan 4 2 amid bipartisan talks, risking a Senate approval test next week and timetables for rival SB82.
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