Reagan Faces Suit Over Tax Reduction Task Force Funds
California Teachers Association president Bryan W Stevens filed a Superior Court suit Tuesday alleging Ronald Reagan and other officials conspired to misuse sixteen thousand eighteen dollars in state funds. Reagan denied the charge and defended the Tax Reduction Task Force funding as a proper executive function.
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Reagan Seeks Second Tax Cut For California
ANAHEIM UPI Governor Reagan said Californians could get a 25 percent state income tax cut in five years plus a five year reduction if Proposition 1 passes in November. He argued tax reductions would follow, with a 20 to 14 percent income tax cut already on returns filed next April 15 and a potential 25 percent sales tax cut later. He claimed a budget doubling in five years could occur with cuts and continued growth.
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State ends 1972-74 with 591.6 million surplus
Sacramento reports the state finished the 1972 74 fiscal year with a 591.6 million general fund surplus. Controller Flournoy, a Republican, praised recent legislation ending fiscal gimmicks and allowing a clearly defined surplus to be used to cut sales taxes for six months and provide an income tax cut in April. He noted repeal of the accrual accounting system removes unreleased revenues and avoids artificial balance figures.
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Capitol bill advances to Senate on new state building plan
A bill by Assemblyman Willie L. Brown Jr. to grant lawmakers authority to abandon the current 104 year old Capitol and erect a modern earthquake resistant office complex cleared the Finance Committee on a party line vote. Senator Maynard Way criticized the measure while Governor Reagan’s opposition to abandoning the Capitol was noted.
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California Slams Federal Pesticide Rules At EPA Hearing
California officials condemn proposed EPA worker protection standards as inadequate and platitudes. Health Department spokesman Henry Anderson calls the rules a sham that tests what is already practice and fails to ensure safe return to sprayed fields and residue limits for food crops.
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ACLU Attacks California Death Penalty Bill
The American Civil Liberties Union condemns California’s S439 death penalty bill now with Gov. Reagan. They say it weaponizes crime as a political issue and inflames public fear. The bill would restore capital punishment for certain crimes in California and faces expected signing.
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Welfare hike bill revived after loss in California
California legislators revived a welfare increase plan after a Senate defeat. The measure would raise monthly grants for aged, blind, and disabled residents, with Democrats accusing the Reagan administration of distorting figures. If enacted, the minimum would rise from 212 to 235 dollars, with potential federal funding changes and executive action possible to adjust payments.
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Gas tax diversion bill reaches Reagan’s desk in California
California Legislature approves a measure to divert part of the seven hundred million dollar annual gasoline tax and federal matching funds for rapid transit construction. Senate votes clear the bill for Reagan, with ceilings at five to eight percent of the tax revenue in early years, subject to voter approval.
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California Assembly and Senate Action Report 1969
A dense Sacramento summary lists governor actions and legislative items including tax reform funding shifts, agency budgeting, and public notices. It cites bills AB 1341 SB 1046 and SR 812 with various authors from Oakland Los Angeles and Santa Cruz, noting constitutional amendments and university funding proposals amid committee actions.
Senate passes bill urging schools teach role of women
The Senate on Tuesday approved a measure requiring public schools to emphasize women's roles in contemporary society on a 22 to 9 vote. Senator James R. Mills guided final action after adopting Assembly amendments as the bill moved to Governor Reagan.
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California lawmakers move to tighten smog rules this session
In Sacramento lawmakers push stronger regulations on stationary and mobile sources of pollution. The Senate Local Government Committee advanced a bill for tough, progressive increases in pollution controls on California industries. The Assembly Transportation Committee rejected softening measures against oxides of nitrogen from about five million autos built 1966 to 1970. The Air Resources Board plans anti nitrogen devices on 1986 to 1970 model cars, with motorists receiving registration notices late this year for device installation.
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