Bagley forecasts 1970 California tax reform with Reagan shift
San Francisco UPI Bagley a Republican Assemblyman predicts meaningful state tax reform in 1970 as Governor Reagan shifts from a confrontational stance. He urges a $1 billion property tax shift to sales and income taxes, state takeover of county welfare costs, and maintains support for mandatory income tax withholding.
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California Tax History and Complex System Explained
A historical overview traces California taxation from 1849 to the 1930s, noting shifts from property tax to sales and income taxes. It explains how special taxes and exemptions created a complex, fragmented system with many exemptions and ongoing reform efforts.
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Snowfall blankets the Midwest and Northeast with record December snow
A northeast storm system drops heavy snow from the Rockies to the Midwest. Iowa sees ten inches with Minnesota expecting up to 12 inches. New Mexico reports six inches in Gallup and four in Las Vegas, while New York marshals overtime to clear streets. Alaska-style?
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Yvonne Mendleson
San Bernardino student’s body found near Salt Point
The body of 22 year old UC Berkeley student Scott Reid, who disappeared while skindiving near Santa Rosa, was recovered Saturday a half mile south of his last location near Salt Point State Park about 10 miles north of Bodega Bay. His instructor, Clifford Norris of Alameda, reported the incident after a rough wave knocked their float into rocks.
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Duke Junior Named Miss Cheer Leader USA 1970
Cypress GardensFlorida report states Robin Anderson a year old junior at Duke University was named Miss Cheer Leader USA 1970 in a Sunday ceremony.
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Five Negroes Arrested in Shooting Outside Civil Rights Leader Home
Five Negroes including a local civil rights leader were arrested Sunday in the shooting of William L. Sanders near the home of a civil rights leader in Sandersville Georgia. Richard Turner Bernard Anthony Lonnie Cooper Jr. and James Edward Hilson were charged with abetting and assisting the shooting. Sanders, 2, was reported in fair condition at an Augusta hospital.
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Severe coastal storm whips Southern California in weekend gales
Strong winds from 60 to 95 mph pummeled the region as the Coast Guard searched for two missing men near Summerland. Yachts trapped near Catalina Island, small craft warnings from Pt Concepcion to the Mexican border, and whitecaps off Newport Beach accompanied the storm. Inland, Crystal Lake reports top gusts to 95 mph and Santa Ana Canyon saw 70 mph winds. Temperatures dipped into the 20s threatening citrus trees as gales blew from desert and mountain origins toward the coast.
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Boyfriend Arrested in Artesia Bar Stabbing
Nellie Bates 45 of 11818 Alburtis St. died after a stabbing at Michael's Bar 11645 South St. in Artesia. Lt. Norman Hamilton described the incident as a girlfriend boyfriend altercation and the suspect was arrested.
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Perot Waiting Ross OK on Gift Plane to Moscow
Texas millionaire H. Ross Perot prepared to fly a gift-loaded Peace on Earth Boeing 707 to Moscow to seek Soviet help in delivering Christmas presents to U S war prisoners in North Vietnam. The mission faces Soviet land entry denial with gifts mailed if needed.
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Israelis Joke About Boats Incident Still Secret Officials
Israeli radio and television reporters teased over the gunboat episode while officials remained silent. Announcers, citing foreign sources, showed gunboat photos and claimed Israeli and Egyptian navies are now equal in this respect, provoking light remarks among Israelis.
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Gunboats Sail From Cherbourg to Haifa Amid Controversy
Israeli gunboats departed Cherbourg for Haifa after refueling at sea with Israeli crews aboard. France approved the sale as a civilian transaction while France’s government and authorities faced questions over timing and private ownership. The U S 6th Fleet tracked the move as diplomatic silence persisted from Israel and France.
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