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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

2

Bar Urged On Property Tax Use For Welfare Aid

County Supervisor Dorn urged the 1971 Legislature to ban property tax use for welfare or let voters decide in 1972. He warned welfare costs total $235 million for LA County, with over one million people on welfare and a $1.81 rate impact, saying federal funding may eventually replace property taxes. Hahn pushed for $105.2 million in cuts to the 1971-72 budget, framing the need to trim welfare costs while preserving hospitals, sheriff, and fire services.

Warren Dorn Dorn Dann Los Angeles County Reagan Sacramento Kenneth Hahn Hahn

California Gains Additional Welfare Aid From Washington

UPI reports Nixon administration informs Gov. Reagan California welfare rules conform to federal law enabling a further $210 million in aid. Reagan expresses gratification as months of clashes over conformity continue. Federal changes aimed at increasing payments under Aid to Families with Dependent Children affected about 276,000 families. The state must stay in conformity to receive the quarterly funds. a California Supreme Court ruling had blocked a Nixon regulation reducing work incentives for 27,500 ATDC families.

Sacramento UPI Nixon Reagan California Washington Department Welfare Welafre State Supreme Court Reagan Administration ATDC

Name-calling flareup in Senate aid debate

In Sacramento a Democratic senator called Social Welfare Director Robert Carleson dishonest during a debate on welfare reform. Senator Albert Rodda accused the administration of avoiding true vocational training and mocked a public work project critique. Senator Lou Casanovich urged civility amid heated exchanges at the opening Finance Committee hearing.

Sacramento UPI Albert 8. Rodda Dsacramento Robert Carleson Carleson Rodda Lou Casanovich Ryan Nuys Mr. Burton Casanovich Senate Finance Committee Anthony C. Reilenson Beverly Hills Reilenson Tie Senate Welfare Committee Beilenson Thhat Reagan

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