New Tax Boosts Weigh on Reagan Budget Plan
Sacramento reports Gov. Ronald Reagan pushes a series of tax increases to fill an $8 million gap and balance a $5 billion budget. Proposals include broader sales tax, new tax on insurance, and higher levies on beer and wine with no firm decisions yet on groceries.
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Amendments Tighten California Abortion Bill Provisions
California Assembly amendments to the abortion bill align with Governor Reagan’s stance and set a June 4 committee vote. The changes drop allowed abortions to prevent birth of deformed babies, limit abortions for statutory rape pregnancies to under 14, and preserve mental and physical health exceptions. The measure aims for bipartisan support and mirrors Sen Beilenson’s bill in scope.
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Scorpio to Pisces Daily Horoscope Forecast
Carroll Righter presents astrological guidance for signs from Scorpio to Pisces. Recommendations urge caution in driving, diplomacy in Aries, loyalty in Taurus, practical focus for Gemini, generosity with Moon Children, neutral stance for Leo, reason over conflict for Virgo, prudent decisions for Libra, time management for Sagittarius, cautious work impact for Capricorn, completing dull tasks for Aquarius, and clear desires for Pisces. The piece notes tomorrow’s birth alerts and offers a mailed forecast for $1.
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Billboard removal approved to save federal funds
Sacramento AP says an Assembly Committee approved a bill to remove 7 000 miles of billboards on federal highways to avoid losing 10 percent of federal highway funds. The measure forecasts $10 million in cost to California over five years and pays billboard owners 77 percent funding.
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Neat Theft and Getaway Hit Castro Valley Home
A burglar entered the Castro Valley home of prominent businessman Robert Lee on Pineridge Road. The thief stole a mink coat worth about 4000 dollars and jewelry valued at 2200 dollars, with the crime going undiscovered for 24 hours. No windows were broken and no forced entry was seen, according to Alameda County sheriff's deputies.
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Bridge Trek Raps Negro Dismissals
A San Francisco protest march by 66 union and civil rights groups across the Golden Gate Bridge condemned the firing of two Negro painters and called for the dismissal of Bridge General Manager Nh es Adan. The march, halted at the bridge midway due to fog, cited alleged racial motivation and was organized by Painters Union Local 4 and the NAACP.
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