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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
2
Washington notes show Ronald Reagan drawing applause at a GOP gathering while Mitt Romney and Richard Nixon pace the field. Romney touts steadiness and work, Nixon projects experience, and Percy nudges in as a rising, youthful voice among wary Republicans.
Sacramento sources report top aides differ on details yet agree Reagan will submit a shopping tax bill next week. The dispute centers on a $55 million restoration to reach a 10 percent state program cut, with the total tax bill expected to exceed $800 million and include property tax relief, but no payroll withholding changes.
Sen Jack Schrade R San Diego introduced a bill to restore party crossfiling in California primaries. The 1959 abolition would allow candidates to seek nominations from both parties and win both to secure election as in pre 1959 California elections.
Sacramento Senator George Deukmejian of Long Beach named to push Ronald Reagan’s $900 million tax plan. He will introduce the bill next Wednesday as Republicans plan to press for income tax reshaping and a one cent sales tax increase to fund state and local relief. Democrats hold majorities and may modify the package, with rival proposals from Assembly tax chair John Veneman already in play.
Sacramento report details Long Beach five member delegation led by Senators Kenrick Deukmejian Dills and Assemblymen Cullen Hayes and allies meeting with lobbyist John Co Wells. They endorsed a joint plan for state acquisition of a Long Beach site for a new central state office building, a break from prior simple arrangements before the 1967 reapportionment.
California politics report shows President Reagan voicing continued opposition to a withholding tax plan. He argues it offers a “free ticket” for bureaucrats and seeks state property tax relief with next year’s budget review. He notes limited time to finalize his departmental cuts and budget data.
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