Monagan proposes income based tuition for UC and state colleges
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Robert T. Monagan outlines a graduated tuition plan tied to parents gross income. The plan would raise overall higher education revenues, exempting students under 10 000 dollars income, and would apply only if accepted by both UC and the state college system.
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Sacramento — Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
R-Tracy
University of California
California State Colleges
Monagan
University Board of Regents
Bill Would Juggle Tax to Aid Cities
Sacramento Assemblyman John F. Foran proposes a one year shift from a 7 to 5 cent gas tax while applying the 5 percent sales tax on gasoline. Net motorists relief would be 40 million but 140 million would be raised by the sales tax. Local governments would receive 112 million for transportation with 28 million for general support. Foran faces opposition from Sen. Collier and Speaker Monagan.
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Sacramento
API
Assembly Transportation Committee
Foran
Department of Public Works
Senate Transportation Committee
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Finance Committee
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Reinecke recants on Veneman remark
Sacramento Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke said he told John Veneman he had no intention to criticize the former assemblyman for resigning to join the Nixon administration. He admitted his congressional resignation related to the remark and sought to clarify there was no disloyalty intended to GOP members at state or federal levels.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ed Reinecke
John G. Veneman
Reinecke
Veneman
Modesto
Nixon
Congress
GOP
U.S
Welfare program control shift eyed from counties to state
Sen. Alfred E. Alquist reintroduces a bill to transfer welfare administration from counties to the state. Assemblyman John L. Burton backs similar measure promising 220 million dollars in property tax relief to local taxpayers. Alquist argues a uniform statewide system ends county middle man inefficiencies and labels current setups a welfare paradise in some counties.
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Sacramento
UPI
Alfred E. Alquist
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Alquist
San Jose
Reagan Cuts Over Half of Textbook Funds
Governor Reagan reduced the State Curriculum Commission request for next year to 21.4 million dollars for free textbooks. The cut removes 10.3 million from new titles, mainly supplements, while mathematics texts receive 6.1 million and existing titles are to be reprinted.
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San Diego
UPI
Ronald Reagan
State Curriculum Commission
Ellsworth “Hunn
State Bureau of Textbooks and Publications Distribution
Commission
Reagan
Chunn
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A brisk call steers readers to explore the business opportunities section in today’s classified ads for potential ventures and income ideas. The notice highlights opportunities likely relevant to job seekers and investors seeking fresh starts.
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