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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1969
Page
6
A warning accuses Democratic leaders of a diabolical conspiracy to force passage of Governor Ronald Reagan's tax reform plan and then use it for campaign fodder. The statement argues the attempt is to protect the people and resist the governor from his own program.
The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee approved a bill sought by Atty. Gen. Thomas Lynch to ban do it yourself gun kits that convert firearms into machineguns. The measure defines machinegun as any parts designed to convert a firearm and notes kits being sold to turn an M 1 rifle into a machinegun.
Burton, president of the organization, seeks to replace Hayakawa and assemble support for a leadership change. Details on the motion and potential candidates remain under debate as members convene.
The Senate passed a bill in Sacramento offering low income elderly homeowners the option to defer property taxes until they choose or until death. If deferral lasts until death, the estate must pay the taxes with six percent interest on the unpaid amount.
A measure advances amid a 21 to 6 vote with all supporters from the Republican side. A similar resolution failed in the Senate Rules Committee last year.
An Assembly Education Committee rewrote a Senate bill to allow parents to withdraw their children from sex education classes in writing, while delaying a final vote. Critics fear the criminal penalty would trigger another hearing, and lawmakers weigh amending the measure or removing penalties.
In Sacramento the Senate debated cattle branding with Sen. James Q. Wedworth calling himself a Los Angeles cowboy and questioning branding humanity. Sen. Fred Marler Jr. replied he has yet to receive a letter from a cow complaining.
A New York chemist claims a unique tablet combines sedative and soothing properties to ease sleeplessness without habit forming effects. The product, marketed as no barbiturates, promises restful nights with no depressing after-effects and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at druggists for 89 cents per bottle with presentations and safety assurances.
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