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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1971

Page

2

Experts blast APCD gas tax for transit funding

A three cent gasoline tax hike to finance a rapid transit system was proposed amid sharp attacks on the Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District. Caltech scientist Dr. A J Maagen-Smit urged new measures to curb auto pollution, while health officials criticized the district for delays in warning systems and sufficiency of data to protect susceptibles in the South Coast air basin.

Los Angeles County A. J. Tmaagen-Smit State Air Resources Board Los Angeles County Environmental Quality Committee Caltech Tileatr Pollution Control District John Goldsmith State Public Health Department Terry Winckler Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of Orange County Winckler California LAPCD Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Goldsmith South Coast Los Angeles Standard Oil of California Ethyl Corporation Veronicas Tincher Long Beach League of Women Voters

Orr says Reagan to cut budget to avoid tax hike

Sacramento reporters relay that Gov. Reagan plans to slash any budget size to roughly 6.73 billion dollars to prevent a tax increase. Legislators face a midnight deadline to finalize a compromise between Senate and Assembly spending plans, with Brown estimating at least 7.01 billion dollars in the final package.

Orr Reagan Sacramento UPI Verne Orr Assembly Ways and Means Willie Brown San Francisco Assembly Brown

Cranston proposes higher GI bill benefits for California veterans

Sen. Alan Cranston and co sponsor Vance Hartke introduce a bill to raise basic monthly education stipends for unmarried full time students from 175 to 220 dollars and increase married veteran allowances to 265 dollars with child benefits up. The measure targets about 175000 California veterans and seeks higher living cost adjustments for noncollege veterans in related programs.

Washington Alan Cranston Dcalif California Cranston Vance Hartke Dind Senate Veterans Committee Sith

Missile test failure in Safeguard ABM program

The Spartan antiballistic missile failed to fire during a Saturday test of the Safeguard ABM system’s intercept capability against a Minuteman target. It marked the second failure in 15 Safeguard test launches, Pentagon officials reported on Monday.

Washington UPI Pentagon

EPA chief calls L A and S F air clash premature

William Ruckelshaus, head of the EPA, said complaints from Los Angeles and San Francisco over new ambient air quality standards are premature. He noted many such protests nationwide and said the standards could alter American lifestyles, with federal action possible if state controls fail to act.

Wasitington Los Angeles San Francisco Independent, Press-Telegram Washington William D. Ruckelshaus Environmental Protection Agency Ruckelshaus EPA California Congress Total

Lawmakers Asked to Wait for State Coast Survey

In Sacramento on Monday the Reagan administration urged the Legislature to delay action until a comprehensive coastline survey of the state is completed. The request stresses awaiting authoritative data before proceeding with coastal policy decisions.

State Coast Survey Sacramento UPS

State Plans Second Temporary Borrowing to Meet Bills

California will borrow for a second time this year to cover deficits, issuing up to 600 million dollars in tax anticipation notes. Governor Reagan signed the bill authorizing the note sale and the action came as Norman Livermore said a comprehensive ocean area plan is nearing completion and will guide coastal management.

Sacramento Guv. Reagan Donald Grunsky Watsonville Norman Livermore State Resources Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee Livermore

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