Reagan Asks Federal Aid For Tax Relief Plan
In Sacramento Governor Reagan urged federal aid for a tax relief scheme while California Democrats pressed to trim at least 86 million from the six point two billion dollar budget. Reagan sought a one percent federal income tax credit to fund education, aiming to narrow disparities between rich and poor districts amid budget fights and potential special sessions.
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Bid To Decentralize SA Schools Fail
Sacramento report notes a bid to decentralize the San Antonio area district failed as a Senate committee rejected a study of all options. The piece mentions proposed district拆units, local control goals, and broader tax reform debates, including Reagan’s positions on withholding and alternative plans.
Hand Cranks For Power Windows Bill Advances
In Sacramento the Senate narrowly approved a bill requiring all passenger cars with power windows to have a hand crank emergency feature. The measure passed 21 to 18, led by Sen. Clark Bradley and sent to the Senate for further action. A safety argument cited preventing deaths when vehicles plunge into water, while critics warned of high costs and minimal practicality for front side windows. The era's broader education notes include New York City teachers’ strike after changes by a new Negro-run Ocean Hill-Brownsville board, and a Los Angeles study proposal on school reorganization.
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Sacramento Assembly clash over Gov Reagan tax plan
The Assembly chamber teems with tension as the governor and top leaders clash over tax measures. UC Berkeley faculty urge troop withdrawal from troubled cities while lawmakers push AB 735 to empower industrial loan plants and expand security deals. AB 1028 aims to revoke nonprofit discrimination clauses, and other bills address arrests bail rewards physician mobility welfare education smog and emissions standards.
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Freeway in Oakland Named for Rumford Former Assemblyman
In Sacramento the Assembly voted to name a stretch of Oakland freeway after former Democratic Assemblyman William Byron Rumford, author of California's open housing law, who once represented Berkeley and lost a 1986 bid for the Senate.
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Petris No-Gas Auto Bill Stalls After Witness Testimony
In Sacramento the bill to end Internal combustion engine use in California by 1975 stalls as a key witness questions the measure. Senate committee, lacking a quorum, holds the bill under submission for a later hearing. Dr. Alfred F. Bush says only about one third of the smog problem is caused by cars and questions the claimed impact. A companion bill to fund a $500000 study of alternate auto power is also under submission.
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