Reagan Says Budget Won’t Raise Local Property Taxes
California Governor Reagan stated that property taxes will not rise if the Legislature and county boards follow his plan. He criticized forecasts of tax increases and warned legislators that welfare and Medi‑Cal reforms would be pursued. He urged county supervisors to align local welfare spending with state cuts to avoid shifting costs to property taxpayers.
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Governor Reagan Says California Bases Secure
Sacramento California Governor Reagan said Defense Department officials assured him no defense base or military installation closures are planned for California in the near future. He added he will be notified before any significant base employment reductions and will discuss them with defense officials.
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State workers protest budget with no cost of living increase
About 1 000 state employees told Gov Ronald Reagan the proposed 1971 72 budget denies cost of living pay raises. A letter delivered by Hal Crowden of California State Employees Association claims the action is discriminatory and notes workers earn below federal subsistence levels. The group asks for relief as living costs exceed the 5 percent raise received last year. County sues Sunset Boulevard card club for operating without a license for over two years, seeking more than 5 in damages.
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