California budget study questions Reagan plan and tax needs
The Post and Merrifield analysis challenges Reagan's budget proposals and outlines needed revenue. They project a 5 percent pay rise for state workers and cash needs to maintain current services, with additional funds to reduce borrowings. The report notes a 1967-68 general fund deficit and offset borrowing from special funds totaling about 472 million dollars.
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Assembly Bill Would Stack Harbor Authority Board
SACRAMENTO An Assembly bill to stack the Southern California World Trade Center Authority in favor of Los Angeles Harbor has been sent to a committee dominated by non Los Angeles legislators. The Assembly Public Utilities and Corporations Committee will consider the bill.
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Reagan Boosts Budgets of Colleges
Governor Reagan outlines revised budgets for the University of California and California State Colleges, increasing overall funding to about 255 million for the university and 235 million for the colleges. He notes gaps between proposed funds and the regents and state college board requests, citing contingency funds and overhead needs.
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State College Board
California employment hits January record high
California January employment rose to 7,196,000, a year over year gain driven by manufacturing and government. Unemployment dropped to 419,000 as most sectors added jobs, though construction and agriculture lagged. The state plans tuition considerations for the university system amid funding debates.
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Unruh Proposes Tightening California Wiretap Law
Sacramento lawmaker plans legislation to stiffen California wiretapping rules to curb eavesdropping and industrial spying. The bill would require mutual consent for listening to telephone or telegraph lines and ban bugging unless all parties agree.
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Inglewood
Wiser Reiterates Home Focus in Residence Theme
Leland Wiser, former San Francisco Zigco Insurance executive, stresses the distinction between residence and home, underscoring the personal and emotional aspects of living spaces. He argues that ownership and stability define true home life over mere accommodation.
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San Franzigco Insurance
Ridder Hart Back on College Board
Daniel J. Ridder and George D. Hart III were reappointed to eight year terms on the state college board of trustees by Governor Reagan. The moves avoid Brown administration appointees and affect higher education governance.
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Classifieds promise real bar gains and amazing values
Classified columns highlight top deals and bargains. Shoppers can expect value driven offers across categories with emphasis on practical savings and limited time opportunities. Readers are urged to compare prices and act quickly to secure the best reductions.
Supervisors Approve El Paso Natural Gas Plan
El Paso Natural Gas cost proposal to expand delivery to 154 million cubic feet a day received endorsement from county supervisors who asked the Federal Power Commission for favorable consideration. The action supports more gas for electric steam plants to reduce fuel oil use.
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