UC Chiefs Plead for More Funds
Berkeley report shows University of California regents chair DeWitt A. Higgs urged Gov. Reagan and the Legislature to provide additional operating funds amid budget cuts. President Hitch backed veto-override concerns, while Higgs warned the university risks losing national and international standing without more money. The 1968-69 UC operating budget stands at 276.5 million with a request of 311 million. the governor's initial recommendation was about 280 million.
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Berkeley
University of California Regents
DeWitt A. Higgs
San Diego
Charles J. Hitch
Higgs
Reagan
Hitch
Medi-Cal Bills Passed to Avert Future Crisis
Sacramento ups report says the Senate passed bills to prevent another Medi-Cal fiscal crisis by directing the Health and Welfare Agency to cut or delay payments to doctors hospitals or others to cover short term deficits. If funding cannot be saved safely the agency may postpone treatment that can be delayed without endangering patients.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Denture Adhesive From Saliva? Super-Dent Promises Strong Hold
Phoenix report describes Super-Dent a denture powder that with mouth moisture forms a gravity-defying adhesive. It claims to hold dentures during eating with little impact from food and is safe for dentures and gums. Available at drug counters.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Reagan's Tax-Relief Plan Faces Legislature Hurdles
The plan linked a property tax cut to a half-cent sales tax, initially due July 1, but the Legislature extended it to October 1 last month. A further extension is possible though unlikely. Grunsky warned cities may adopt local sales taxes to keep the 5 cent rate, while State Atty.
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Grunsky
Thomas C. Lynch
Miller
Veneman
Senate
California
Gov. Reagan
Governor Reagan Malibu tax cut restored after appeal finding
Governor Ronald Reagan's Malibu property tax reverted to its original level after a February 27 decision by the County Assessment Appeals Board raised assessments earlier for 1967-68. Bryan Stevens, who challenged the increase, notes the land tax drops to 1966-67 figures, while officials say the ruling applies only to the challenged period and the area will be reappraised by 1969-70. Stevens plans another appeal for 1968-69.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Malibu
Ronald Reagan
County Assessment Appeals Board
Reagain
Fox Realty Co
Bryan Stevens
San Marino
Philip E. Watson
Appeals Board
Stevens
Assembly Probe of Data Banks Urged by Solon
Assemblyman Harvey Johnson urges a nine member advisory panel to study data banks that store credit and personal information, warning of privacy invasions. The measure calls for recommendations on possible legislation. The Sacramento report covers related tax and education funding debates.
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Solon
Sacramento
UPI
Harvey Johnson
D-E] Monte
Assembly
Johnson
Unruh Measure Advances in Senate Committee Path
The measure championed by Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh received a voice vote approval in the Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee and advances to the Senate Finance Committee for further action.
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Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee
Senate Finance Committee
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