Burns Pessimistic on 1968 Legislature
Senate President Hugh M. Burns forecast a shorter, less productive 1968 session in Sacramento. The Fresno Democrat warned lawmakers would be partisan over state finances and unlikely to pass major tax reform or other big bills. He predicted re-election for current members and new chairmanships for Senate Republicans amid intra party tension.
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Gov Veto Cites Youth Danger in Deviate Aid Plan
Sacramento UP state official says Gov Reagan vetoed a program funding eight VISTA volunteers to work in San Francisco's Tenderloin amid narcotics and sexual activity concerns. Deputy OEO head Zimmer cites safety risks and lack of coordination with existing efforts. press secretary Beck notes undefined goals and no central headquarters.
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Lawmakers Expect Partisan Conflicts in Short Session
Political figures forecast a partisan, combative legislative session with limited chance for major reforms. Tax changes seem unlikely in an election year, and debate over judicial appointments and the Rumford Open Housing Act is expected to continue with limited reform or repeal prospects.
Watson Refuses Airline Data in Tax Dispute
Los Angeles County Assessor Philip E. Watson faced possible court action after defying a State Board of Equalization request for records related to three airlines. Paul Leake cited tax discrepancies between Los Angeles and San Francisco, noting more flights operate from L A. The airlines named are Fan American Airways Trans World Airlines and Delta Air Lines.
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Psychiatric Counsel Urged for Prisoners in State Plan
Sacramento UPI reports State Youth Authority Director Hemati G. Stark urged replacing imprisonment with psychiatric counseling and rehabilitation to cut juvenile delinquency. Stark, 64, will retire January 31 after a 40 year career. Allen F. Breed will succeed him.
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TWA Sets Los Angeles Daily Boarding Record
Trans World Airlines announced a local single day record in Los Angeles with 5,474 passengers boarded Tuesday. The milestone highlights TWA’s strong performance at LAX amid growing travel demand and summer traffic.
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County Assessor Fights Bureau Over Out‑of‑State Accounts
Watson defended local control as he warned the board not to extend Its powers to audit accounts of 911 firms based out of state. He argued the board cannot be the local assessor or reach audits far from the scene, stressing the need to understand airline tax differences between Los Angeles and San Mateo counties.
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