Reagan Budget Ties Tuition Talks to Regents
Reagan pressed budget cuts while opposing tuition hikes, as Kerr and Dumke resisted changes to the no tuition policy. The governor said a 10 percent university and college budget cut was possible, with tuition under consideration to offset shortfalls. Dumke warned of barred admissions and layoffs if budgets shrink further, while legislators eyed options and court rulings influenced the stance on tuition.
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Surtax gain eyed as Treasury sees 2.8 billion revenue rise
Washington AP reports the Treasury estimates the 14 and 15 percent surtax would raise 2.8 billion dollars in 1967 and 1.9 billion in 1968 for individuals and 900 million for corporations with a July 1 start and retroactive effect. About 20 million taxpayers would pay nothing under current rates. The plan would shift tax collections after Congress drafts the measure.
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No Clemency Plea To Reagan Death Row Inmates Stand Trial
San Quentin reports show all 62 death row inmates have cases pending in court, with critics fearing an end to the moratorium. Gov elect Reagan’s stance prompts cautious hope among officials while appeals continue, and no blanket clemency policy is anticipated.
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Long Beach Center Shutdown Sparks Local Fury and Debate
The Long Beach center, opened Oct 10, has run 800 current clients with 1200 since start. Critics led by state Sen. George Miller oppose the shutdown, warning of tragic impact, while officials worry over fragmented services and budget pressures as centers consolidate welfare, job placement, and aids under one roof.
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Kuchel Bill Seeks Desalt Plant Funds Boost
Senator Thomas H. Kuchel and colleagues seek federal aid totaling 57.2 million dollars to advance the world’s largest nuclear desalting plant off Southern California. House companion bill by Rep. Wayne Aspinall mirrors the request as last year’s approval provided 15 million for a 450 million project.
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