Taxpayers outraged by Reagan tax hike in California
Sacramento reports show Californians reacting strongly as the state income tax increase, part of a $1 billion package, hits with many surprised by new rates. A family of four could pay about $100 more, and middle brackets rise three to five times. Some praise efforts to cut costs, but most letters attack the plan and call for changes or relief.
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Senate unit OKs bill to aid needy students
SACRAMENTO UPS The Senate Finance Committee approved a three year program to provide 500 grants for qualified students from needy families who cannot afford college costs. Estimated cost 400000 to 500000 dollars to be in next year's budget starting July 1965. Gov Reagan expressed sympathy but offered no cost commitments. he vetoed similar bills last year. Administered by the state scholarship and loan commission as an addition to existing student aid programs.
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Lame Duck Appointment Ban Proposed in Sacramento
Democratic Assemblyman Jack R. Fenton of Monte Bello introduced a constitutional amendment to bar outgoing governors from appointing judges in the final days of a term after they lose re election bids. The proposal would restrict lame duck governors who are not pursuing another term and would require voter approval.
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