Bipartisan Tax Reform Plan Advocates Withholding
A bipartisan group of state assembly members led by William Bagley proposes a tax reform plan with withholding to be reviewed by the Assembly Avenue and Taxation Committee. Democrats say they would back withholding, while the plan includes a statewide property tax and shifting school support to the income tax amid debates over Reagan's budget proposals.
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Can W — Pees
Assembly
William Gley
R-San
Reagan
Bagley
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Learn Now Pay Later California College Bill Advances
The Learn Now Pay Later bill cleared the Assembly Education Committee and goes to Ways and Means. Assemblyman John L. E. Collier proposes a repay after graduation plan called learn earn and reimburse, supported by students but opposed by the university and many education groups.
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Sacramento
Calfornia
Assembly
John L. E. Collier
Los Angeles
State Colleges and University of California
Collier
Refeated Demo Asks Probe of Election Irregularities
Ernest LaCoste the Democratic Assembly candidate asked for a legislative investigation into irregularities in the special election he lost to Republican Clare Berryhill. Campaign manager John L. Martin cited hundreds of absentee ballot issues and late filings as the recount proceeded in the Modesto district. The House split 39 39 and Berryhill’s win was later confirmed by the recount by a margin of 50 votes.
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Sacramento
UPS
Democratic Assembly
Ernest LaCoste
Clare Berryhill
LaCoste
John L. Martin
Assembly
James D. Driscoll
Modesto Assembly
Berryhill
Assembly Democratic Caucus
George Zenovich
Martin
Trar
Stanislaus and
San Joaquin County
Senate Kills Walsh Riot Bill in Assembly Clash
Senator Walsh faced stiff opposition as Assembly leaders refused to delay a vote on his bill to raise riot penalties. Walsh urged patience while Assemblyman Crown urged no vote if Walsh did not wait. The measure would upgrade incitement to riot from a misdemeanor to a felony and was rejected by a large margin.
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Frank Murphy Jr
Santa Cruz
Assembly
Walsh
Robert W. Crown
Floyd Wakefield
South Gate
Crown
Regents Must Hold UC Meetings Open to Public
Sacramento reports the Assembly passed a bill requiring the University of California Board of Regents to hold virtually all meetings in public. A constitutional amendment cleared the Assembly on a 66-1 vote and moves to the Senate for 1970 ballot inclusion. The companion bill to implement the amendment passed 62-3.
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Sacramento
UPI
University of California Board of Regents
Senate
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
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