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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1966

Page

4

Brown Urges Reagan to Oppose Tax Hike in California

Sacramento dispatch reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown warns that any rushed tax increase would harm state services. He frames the budget debate as a measure of how the state uses public funds and protects future needs, urging President-elect Reagan to resist pressure for tax boosts.

Brown Reagan Sacramento UPS Edmund G. Brown Ronald UPI State Board of Social Welfare Ronald Reagan San Diego

Boy Dies in Fall at Canoga Park Junior High

Rand Marsh, 12, of Woodland Hills, died after injuries from a fall while at Halej action Junior High School. The incident occurred Wednesday and authorities are reviewing budget cuts and safety measures.

Nocua Canoga Park CNS Rand Marsh Halej Actian

President Johnson lauds Governor Brown in tribute

President Johnson called Gov. Brown a distinguished American in a dinner tribute. He praised eight years of wise leadership and vision and said California and he are in each other’s debt for friendship, advice, and support as tributes flowed from the Supreme Court, cabinet members, Congress, and business and labor leaders.

Sacramento UPI Johnson Brown U.S. Supreme Court Congress

Reagan Moves on Child Abuse Law and Tax Relief

Reagan and Unruh discuss revisions to the 1965 school unification act and property tax relief. The leaders anticipate negotiation on the act and stress need for a broader revenue base to offset relief. A proposed ombudsman office is suggested to ease citizen-government red tape.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Assembly Jesse M Inglewood Reagan Unruh Unrub Sutter Coneern Snewamen Ombudsman

Lakewood considers first subscription TV service hearing

A public hearing tonight will explore Metropolitan Development Co. plan to install California's first subscription television service in Lakewood. The issue was reviewed at the October 25 City Council meeting and continued for further time. Fourteen salad forks were stolen from the project site near 5590 Naples Canal. The hearing is at 8 p.m. in the Tonglin council chambers at Beach Hall.

Metropolitan Development Co California Lakewood Russell Lamb Naples Canal Tonglin Beach Hall

Honeymoon Talk Then and Now in Reagan Era Politics

A fragmentary report quotes California figures discussing a possible honeymoon period for President Reagan. Senator Hugh M. Burns and others suggest early cooperation with the Legislature and optimism about bipartisan progress in 1967-68 budgeting efforts.

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