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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
2
Governor Reagan spoke briefly from the Capitol rotunda launching a three day carol program sponsored by the California State Employer Association. He said the greeting was for all residents including those who view Jesus as a teacher or the Son of God.
Readers are urged to check the classified ads for chances to make a good deal on a cased car. The notice emphasizes timely comparisons and price awareness, guiding buyers to inspect listings promptly for favorable terms.
Los Angeles County supervisors reported Governor Reagan favored revising the Unruh school district plan to relieve property taxes via general county levies. Reagan aides warned of no firm commitment, while Bonelli claimed the governor would support the legislation. The proposal seeks to redirect 145 million dollars of the 1 billion tax package from schools to county-wide relief, potentially yielding about 70 million for Los Angeles County, with a May 31 deadline looming if not revised.
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a tax correction measure to close a loophole in the 1967 tax bill, preventing up to 50 million in new taxes. The action came during a five week special session amid a Democratic compromise to delay cuts in Medi Cal funding pending an eight member legislature study due January 31, 1968.
Governor Reagan said he is not a candidate for president and has not authorized Dilbeck or anyone to open headquarters in his behalf. A Sacramento event marked the opening of Reagan for President offices in Washington with Walter J. Dilbeck Jr. stating backing exists but Reagan's staff insists no formal campaign is authorized.
The San Pedro unit of United Republicans of California will screen the film Open Housing at 3 tonight at the Karl Johason residence 1015 Harbor View Dr San Pedro.
Governor Ronald Reagan thanked about 20 Vietnam veterans from Oak Knoll Naval Hospital Oakland for defending freedom. He told a crowd that antiwar protesters do not speak for the majority and expressed joy they are home for the holidays. He stood with veterans as they received lunch above the Capitol.
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