Browns Move From Old Mansion Amid Hectic Move Day
Sacramento dispatch reports Mrs Edmund G Brown supervised the packing on moving day as the Browns left the old governor’s mansion after eight years. The family planned trips to San Francisco and Palm Springs while awaiting a Los Angeles home and storage for furniture.
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Teachers Urge Tax Reforms at California Educators Meeting
About 250 California Federation of Teachers delegates urged a plan to cut property taxes for schools and raise state income tax brackets to 15 percent with a payroll withholding system. They also called for no tax on food or medicine, a federal subsidy of 10 percent of each state budget, and matching funds for districts aiding impoverished students, while criticizing Reagan’s university budget cuts.
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Property Taxes Cut Advocated by Assembly Panel
SACRAMENTO the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee urged the 1987 legislature to approve a 300 million statewide reduction in property taxes. Gov-elect Reagan and many lawmakers call tax reform a top priority when they convene Jan 2. The panel, led by Assemblyman Nicholas C. Petris, also proposed changes to assessment procedures, rejecting fractional assessments if the courts permit. Sacramento County Assessor Irene Hickman sparked controversy by pushing 100 percent valuation.
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Reagan Names Los Angeles Officer to Head California Highway Patrol
Sacramento. Ronald Reagan selects Harold W. Sullivan deputy chief of the Los Angeles Police Department to be commissioner of the California Highway Patrol. Sullivan 54 heads the traffic bureau supervises about 1,000 officers and has been with LAPD since January 1937. He praised for an international law enforcement reputation and noted federal highway program impacts. He replaces Bradford Crittenden who resigned February 1959. Sullivan said he would review organization and management while maintaining traffic supervision duties.
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Reagan Fires 17 From Capitol Office Staff
Reagan informed 17 clerical workers in the governor's office that their jobs end when Gov. Brown leaves office. A spokesman said replacements would be drawn from Reagan's pre inauguration headquarters in Los Angeles and Sacramento. The positions are largely secretarial and not policy making.
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