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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1971

Page

2

Reagan begins three day statewide lobbying in Los Angeles

Governor Reagan will launch a three day statewide lobbying tour for welfare and Medi-Cal reform. He seeks to fix a $700 million budget imbalance with a televised Town Hall address at the Biltmore Hotel and stops in Sacramento Fresno San Francisco and San Diego. The plan faces Legislative rejection for not being in bill form and TV pooled coverage was denied.

Bob Schmidt Sacramento Reagan Los Angeles Biltmore Fresno San Francisco San Diego Senate James R. Mills Mills Assembly Oakland Tribune The Legislative Coalition For Welfare Reform Gov. Reagan

Carrell Introduces California Car Destruction Bill

Sen. Tom Carrell introduced a bill requiring auto makers to buy and destroy one car not equipped with a smog device for every four cars sold in California. A similar 1970 measure by a San Fernando Democrat, who runs a new car dealership, was defeated.

Sacramento UPS Tom Carrell California San Fernando

CALA Sues State Over Welfare Claims Slowdown

California Rural Legal Assistance filed suit in Sacramento County Superior Court alleging the state failed to process about 1.2 million dollars in welfare claims for roughly 10,000 disabled Californians. The action argues the Department of Social Welfare has not met the 60 day processing deadline, causing a statewide breakdown and ongoing delayed payments.

CALA STATE Sacramento California Rural Legal Assistance Inc Sacramento County Superior Court Legal Assistance Organization For Rural Poor State Department of Social Welfare ATD CRLA TNE Legal Aid Society of Sacramento County Reagan

Reagan Opposes Gas Tax Hike for Quake Repairs

Sacramento reports State Finance Director Verne Orr says Governor Reagan doubts any gas tax increase is needed to finance earthquake road repairs in Southern California. He notes federal aid and insurance may cover most costs, arguing revenue losses from tax deductions will be limited.

Sacramento UPY Verne Orr Ronald Reagan California Orr Assembly Ways and Means Reagan Assembly Committee Senate Finance Committee Lawrence Walsh Huntington Park Senate Roy Bell Bell Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare U.S Treasury

Tunney seeks two month extension on oil channel talk

Sen John Tunney of California asked Monday for a 90 day public comment period on an Interior Department report that favors more oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. He opposes expanded drilling and urges designating Channel Islands as a national park.

Washiington John Tunney Dcalif Interior Department Santa Barbara Channel Geological Survey Tunney Recishilion U Slands California Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. B. Morton

Reagan Budget Could Raise California Property Taxes

California school districts would face nearly 300 million dollars in higher property taxes if Gov Reagan's budget passes, to maintain educational levels amid a projected five percent inflation. Los Angeles City Unified would need over 34 million dollars to meet existing cost levels, according to the Assembly staff. Sen John Nejedly also introduced a bill to divert 30 million dollars a year of tideland oil revenues to local schools, previously used for the State Water Project.

Sacramento UPI California Los Angeles City Unified District UPS John A. Nejedly Tideland

Senate Sets Vote on 18-Year-Old Voting Measure

The Senate agreed to debate and vote on a proposed constitutional amendment lowering the voting age to 18. Senator George R. Moscone of San Francisco has scheduled the floor debate for Wednesday morning. If approved, the proposal would require voter ratification.

Senate George R. Moscone San Francisco

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