Burton and Reagan find common ground on wealth limit bill
California Assemblyman John L. Burton, long a critic of Governor Reagan, introduced a bill to cap wealth Californians can accumulate or inherit. Reagan acknowledged Burton’s comment as perceptive while remaining skeptical about backing the measure.
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Central job registry urged by Reagan to cut unemployment
Reagan called for a central government registry of available jobs as a key part of solving unemployment without war. He noted the lack of a nationwide employment portal and pointed to extensive help wanted ads as proof of real job opportunities across clerical, secretarial, and household roles.
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Assembly passes welfare measure in California
In Sacramento the Assembly unanimously passed a welfare bill backing Burrenger’s budget fix and $7.6 million for homemaker and attendant care. Debates centered on blocking Gov Reagan from unilaterally pushing reforms. Republicans pledged new legislation to curb wide state rollout. The measure returns to the Senate for concurrence.
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Deukmejian Proposes Liquor Tax Increase to Fund Rehab
Sen. George Deukmejian introduces a distilled spirits bill in Sacramento to raise liquor tax from 2 to 2.90 per gallon. An aide estimates the move would generate about 25 million dollars yearly to fund a new public health program for drunk rehabilitation.
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