Reagan 100 Days in California Squeezing Costs Amid Turbulence
Sacramento UPI. Gov Ronald Reagan marks 100 days in office pledging to cut government costs while pursuing a potential presidential bid. He unveils Creative Society aims and a 946 million tax package to balance the budget, with cuts, hiring freezes, and layoffs planned, including 3,892 state jobs.
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California
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Creative Society
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University of California
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Veto Looms Over Tax Package With Payroll Withholding Rider
Governor Reagan warned he would veto a full tax package if it includes a payroll withholding rider. He opposed applying withholding to wages, calling it inequitable and morally questionable. He warned only a hotter iron could move him. Senate and Assembly leaders exposed continued opposition to withholding.
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Inglewood
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Fresno
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Modesto
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
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Legi
Jobs total in state at new high
California's civilian employment rose to 7.2 million in March, a record level, with non-military jobs up about 260,000 from March 1966. The unemployment rate stayed at 5 percent, matching February 1967 and March 1966.
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Reagan Proposes Court Reform and Driver Safety Measures
Gov. Ronald Reagan sent a legislative message proposing a statewide program to curb drunk driving with pilot county experiments, new legislation, executive actions, and citizen participation. The plan calls for stricter motorcycle controls, new tests, improved protective gear, enhanced training for students, and freeway expansion.
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Yorty Travel Tab Shows Near Two Thousand Dollar Expense
Mayor Sam Yorty filed a travel expense report totaling 1 978.58 for a February Far East trip to Bangkok for the World Congress of Municipalities with side stops in Indonesia and Vietnam. The report cites air fare hotels meals taxis and entertainment and mentions related city planning and traffic safety initiatives.
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Helicopters Aid Emergency Medical Services on Mural Areas
The Highway Patrol deploys helicopter support to deliver emergency medical services in mural areas, aiming to improve rapid on-scene care and transport. The program coordinates with local hospitals and EMS teams to extend reach, especially where ground access is limited.
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