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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1970

Page

3

Reagan slams L A critics over welfare cutbacks in California

Governor Ronald Reagan blasted Los Angeles County supervisors calling them Chicken Little for opposing a $10 million cut in state funds for attendant care and homemaker services for the blind disabled and elderly. He said counties fear local taxes but deny harming the disabled and accused some critics of misusing funds and failing to serve marginal cases.

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Bill Pegs Murder of Fetus Rules Placed in Law

A California Assembly committee advances a measure making it murder to kill an unborn fetus, defining a fetus as not a human being and facing debate on abortion terminology. The panel approves the bill by voice vote, sending it to the Assembly floor amid limited public dissent.

Cramento M—Oeal Assembly Assembly

Reagan pushes tax reform and votes plea in Sacramento

Gov Ronald Reagan blasted a Democratic alternative to his $1 billion tax reform package as a last minute political maneuver and urged taxpayers to back his plan in the Senate showdown. He said his proposals would reduce high property taxes and warned that rival schemes could raise taxes on lower incomes. He hinted funds might be requested if the Legislature deems it necessary, aiming for a balanced budget with no tax increase next year.

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California Assembly rejects Liberty Amendment by narrow margin

The liberty amendment to force federal government from competing with private enterprise failed 34 to 31 in the California Assembly. Assemblyman E Richard Barnes praised its tax impact while the measure sought a national vote on repeal of the income tax. Washington announced California will get 84 million dollars in highway funds for the July to September quarter.

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