Compromise Draft Aims to Set California Tax Assessments
Sacramento AP report says an advisory committee proposed a compromise to resolve the multiyear dispute over utility and county property tax assessments in California. The plan would delay a stronger 1940 law for three years, empower the State Board of Equalization to adjust private utility company properties, and establish a three year sampling cycle to align county assessments. A study on inequalities between utilities and counties would cost one million dollars.
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Sacramento
California
State Board of Equalization
State Board of Vuqualization
Harkier
James Cunningham Sr
San Bernardino
Leslie Carbett
Pacific Gasland Electric Co
Robert McKay
California ‘Teachers Ass
T. J. Knight Jr
Californity Manufacturers Assn
Wide area storms and snow266
Tornadoes and heavy snow hit a wide area across Alabama Mississippi Ohio and Michigan. Damage reported in Morgan County Alabama and Winston County Mississippi with about 100000 in losses. A northwest Georgia tornado damaged several homes and nonresidential structures with no fatalities. Toledo and Cleveland saw record snow while southeastern Michigan and western New York faced travel disruption. Strong winds and thunderstorms affected the eastern U. S. as storm centers moved offshore.
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Alabama
Mound Top
Massey
Morgan County
Hamilton
Mississippiine
Graygon
Winston County
Rena
Shannon
Hrace
Starkeville
Mississinpi Caun
Calhoun
Fairmount
Georgia
Toledo
Ohio
Rome
Ascot Park
Akron
Fort
Miami
Atlantic
Canada
Baby dies when car overturns on highway 66 near Paso Robles
A seven month old girl, Ruth Ann Fuentes, was killed instantly when the family car left Highway 66 about 21 miles east of Paso Robles after a left rear tire blew out. Mrs. and Mr. Manuel Fuentes of Riverside were injured as they rode with the infant.
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Paso Robles
Here
George Carter
Manuel Fuentes
Riverside
Ruth Ann
Water Rights Vote urged by California official
SACRAMENTO UP The Assembly Constitutional Amendment committee urged lawmakers to place a water rights measure on the 1958 ballot after Harry O. Banks state director of water resources warned that further development could be impeded otherwise. He and sponsor Patrick D. McGee called for firm provisions to secure future water, especially for northern areas, amid concerns over current laws and potential shortages.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
Harry
Hanks
Patrick D. McGee
Ut-Enino
San Joasin
Callefornia
Banka
Charles Ef, Thapel
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Fragmentary notes on California water policy and committees
Fragmented OCR text references California water policy and proposed amendments. Mentions Ways and Means Committee, Assembly Conservation and Planning, and water distribution plans. Content is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Stemwinder
Seattle
Bob Goodson
Bill Apple
Son
Wallace
Johns
Daystrom and
Pembroke
Blue Cross
AHH Lovee Insurance Clon Ee ‘Snel Aagattad San Ancolon, Califone
Pacilla Ave
Lengrath
Hombeck
Baby
Morris
E. Fourth St. Hemlock
Brown- Potter Laboratories
Std
Elm
Long Beach
Elm Ave
Zenith
Zenith Radio Corporation
Dickens Ave
Dept
Stagg CO
Frankfort, KY
Assembly Conserva
America
RCA Whirlpool
Adair's
Alamitos Burk’s
American den Dooley's Handware Mart
Long Basch
Blvd
Furth St
Warrway Company
Bellflower United Self Service
BeliNiowee
ACA
Victor Diemriauting Corr
Boutheln
Garden Grove
Garden Square
Galern
Bing
Wilmington
Furnifore
Anaieian
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