Riles urges end to two thirds bond vote rule
Sacramento UPS Wilson Riles state superintendent urged amending the California Constitution to remove the two thirds requirement for school bonds after a Supreme Court ruling upholding it. He criticized continued voter resistance to school tax bonds and called for a majority vote standard next legislative session.
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Sales tax hike and school aid out of budget bill
In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee chair Randolph Collier moved a sales tax increase from the budget bill aimed at funding additions for the 1971-72 state budget. The measure would raise about 974 million dollars to balance the budget, while committee actions trimmed proposed school aid and deferred action on several other tax measures.
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Ojai
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Bakersfield
End to Women Job Bias Proposed by California Committee
Sacramento officials move to require Public Utilities and Corporations Committee backed legislation to force utilities to end employment discrimination against women and minorities.
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Watts rally protests transfer of black principal
About 400 students and teachers at Edwin Markham Junior High in Watts demonstrated outside the school against transferring their black principal Sidney Thompson to a nearby campus. Thompson said the protest was not about race but stability and noted the district moves staff on need. Thompson will be replaced by Robert Clark of Glenn Curtiss. the board said such transfers are common and that Thompson is moving to Alain L. Locke High School after promotion.
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Government tests show tar content in cigarettes
U S government data highlight Carlton as the lowest tar brand among tested regulars with about 4 mg per cigarette. Ads claim 15 14 or 13 mg tar for other brands while Carlton reportedly tests ahead of 89.9 percent of cigarettes sold. Request a mailed copy of the government tar figures by sending name and address to American Tobacco Company Box 5913 Grand Central Station New York 10017.
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