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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1975
Page
3
The State Senate approved plans to abolish a 23 million dollar tax break for about 100 California based insurers. The measures SCA 12 and SB 146 passed 29 to 4 and 30 to 3 and head to the Assembly with Gov Brown already supporting the change. Voters may decide in June 1976 to remove the tax language.
A reader seeks do it yourself help to file probate papers after a deed is only in a spouse name. Disputes over form selection, court staff refusals, and a probate attorney’s cost are noted. Recommends library resources at Long Beach Main Library for layman friendly probate guides.
A Long Beach reader seeks help after a purse theft robs food stamp funds while another asks about cleaning corroded coins. The article covers Salvation Army food aid options in Long Beach, Bellflower bridge paving delays, and California tax incentives for insurer headquarters with quotes from Sen. Roberts and others.
Governor Brown named Verne Orr of Pasadena and Donald Livingston of Los Angeles to the Little Hoover Commission. Also named were Democrats Lloyd Rigler of Los Angeles and Harry Farb of San Diego. Orr, 58, led Finance Motor Vehicles and General Services. Livingston, 37, headed Reagan era programs and policies.
The California Senate approved a mandatory prison terms bill for heroin sales or possession for sale with a 30 to 0 vote and no debate. Attorney General Evelle Younger and law enforcement groups supported it, while Assembly prospects were uncertain amid debates on judicial discretion.
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