What's in a name a bundle that's what the state owns
California's Unclaimed Property Division reports 7.5 million dollars in estates and 310,120 items of abandoned property from 5,229 deceased residents as of 1959. The largest estate is William Goodman, found dead in Los Angeles in 1984, with many claimants unable to prove kinship. Other notable estates include Hector Forster and Sophia Anderson. the state auctions unclaimed items after seven years.
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Saghamento
Uil
Goodman
Forster
Diathenka
Harman
Anderson
of California
Mary
Sim Huo Tom
Valtejo
Calfornia
State Controller's Office
William Goodman
Los Angeles
Texas
Bill
Pease
Millard Heilborn
Heilborn
Goodsman
Hector Forster
Soho
Los Angeles County
Sophia Anderson
John Horman
Orange County
Dionysius Dnachenko
San Francisco
Heiborn
Cattle rustling course offered for officials and ranchers
The California Department of Food and Agriculture offers a one hour basic cattle rustling course for law enforcement officers, cattlemen, agriculture students, bankers and others. William Hooton leads from the Bureau of Livestock Identification as roadside slaughters rise and cattle missing numbers grow this year.
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Sacramento
California Department of Food and Agriculture
William Hooton
Bureau of Live ‘Stock Identification
Tower
Hooton
Wealthy Deceased Californians Listed By Heirs
A damaged list names ten wealthy but deceased Californians with their counties and estimated estates, noting rightful heirs and where each person died. The fragmentary OCR shows names like William, Angel Heer, Sophia Anelveson, John Hopman, Martin Sorensen, Dani Azacow, Iren Alderson, and Frank Bruce, with county associations and estate figures.
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Willian Johnan
Hasigeles County
Heer
Angel
Sophia Anelveson
Las Ane
Sngeles Connie
Martin Sorensen
Los Angetes
Dani Azacow
Wised
SIT Mhl
Iren Alderson
Bana
Saf
Frank EO Bruce
Imperial
Saab
Reagan hints at 1974 tax rebate plan in California
Governor Reagan indicated a possible one time tax rebate using about 430 million dollars in federal revenue sharing to aid taxpayers. He tied the idea to California’s healthy economy and warned against new programs.
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Reagan
Ins
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Dell
Reagan Proposal Sparks Tax Initiative Legal Battle
Opponents claim the tax plan would drastically cut state programs while supporters cite a broader interpretation of revenue definitions. The fight centers on a 626 million dollar gap in potential spending and the legal reading of the initiative amid questions from Secretary of State Ed Brown Jr. and Assembly Speaker Bob Morelli about its impact.
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Sacramento
API
Hulh
Gry Ramald
Reagan
Evolle Younger
Bob Morelli
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Reagan Sens
Ib Younger
Con Sutton
California women seek public office parity study
A Sacramento legislative committee, the Committee on Legal Equality, released a report to probe why women, though a sizable population share, hold under 1 percent of California’s public offices. The panel will examine electoral barriers, existing laws, and practices that may discriminate against women, aiming to align state law with federal standards.
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Sacramento
Legit Equality
California
Congress
Assembly
Cora
Sehioglard
Mervyn Bymilly
Dos Angeles
Jay
Pearl
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