Democrats Meet Reagan and Pledge Tax Harmony
Sacramento reports that Democratic leaders met Ronald Reagan and pledged bipartisan cooperation on a tax program including property tax relief. They discussed balancing the budget, gun control, and extending sales tax, with focus on appointing nonpartisan judges and maintaining legislative cooperation.
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Hosmer warns against patronage in saline water post
Rep Craig Hosmer of California urged President Johnson to appoint a nonpartisan head for the Office of Saline Water. The post has been vacant since Frank Diluzio’s departure, with Dr Jack A Hunter serving as acting head. Hosmer stressed public and international hope for the program and urged recruiting the best qualified candidate promptly regardless of party.
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Spain approves wife income tax deduction change
The national cabinet approved a new personal income structure in Madrid on Tuesday introducing a wife tax deduction of 40,000 pesetas per year. Child deductions rose from 10,000 to 40,000 pesetas, marking a historic shift in Spanish fiscal policy.
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Reagan Budget Debate Hurdles for California Assembly
Monagan warned the new divided California Assembly faces a near 450 million deficit tied to Medicare misfunding and a possible billion-dollar program. He urged political compromise, noted 34 new faces, and said the GOP must select capable leaders to guide budget cuts while avoiding partisan gridlock. He praised the forthcoming talent pool and warned against extreme partisan pressures. He stressed the need to deliver constructive legislation despite inexperience.
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Viet-Bound Soap Airlift To Los Angeles Boosts Viet Nam Aid
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted Continental Air Lines a permit to move 4,000 pounds of soap free from Houston to Los Angeles. The soap, collected by the Independent Order of Foresters for the Marin Corps Civic Action Program in South Vietnam, will be distributed to civilians. The Navy will transport the soap from Los Angeles.
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