Reagan backs off withholding shift in Calif on public stance
Governor Reagan said Californians may adopt an income tax withholding plan but he will not propose it. He questioned the public mood and warned he would block any legislation unless the people demand it. The hearing on the measure was postponed to mid April.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Sembly Revenue and
Jevy
Withholding
Reagan
California ‘Taxpayers Association
Ures
Weneman
Goverors
Assembly Panel Backs Faculty Pay Hike Bill
SACRAMENTO UP I Aimed at UC and state college salaries the bill would raise faculty pay 5.6 percent at UC and 10 percent for state colleges. The 9 to 6 vote sent the measure by Assemblyman Winfield Shoemaker to Ways and Means. Critics argued the governor’s stance and other proposals mirrored by Assemblyman Monagan could be more or less than the executive budget. The plan would cost about 14.1 million and seeks to curb backsliding in California higher education.
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UPI
Assembly
University of California
State College
Winfield Shoemaker
D-Lompac
Ways and Means Committee
Tower House
Kuchel Sees Downfall of Political Hucksters
California Senator Thomas Kuchel denounced political hucksters at a Los Angeles rally amid a Republican primary duel with Max Rafferty. He pledged honesty, vowed not to bow to special interests, and urged tax surcharges to balance finances while planning overseas and homefront priorities. Unrelated Sacramento note: Senate approves 750000 for crippled children services and sends to Governor Reagan.
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Bob Houser
California
Thomas H. Kuchel
Los Angeles
Kuchel
Sacramento
UPR
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Bill Would Ban Overpriced Drug Purchases by Medi-Cal
Sacramento awaits a California Assembly proposal to curb Medi-Cal costs by barring state business with drug manufacturers that overprice medicines or fail to offer drugs on equal terms to prescription providers. Asm. Robert W. Crown said the plan could save millions yearly by trimming excessively high Medi-Cal drug prices.
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Medi-Cal
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Assemblyman
Robert W. Crown
Ways and Means
Breed Reappointed to Youth Authority Post in California
Governor Reagan reappointed Allen F. Breed to a four year term as director of the Department of Youth Authority and chairman of the Youth Authority Board. The Alameda Democrat cited higher wholesale prices charged to retail drugstores versus hospitals and clinics, claiming taxpayers subsidize the pharmaceutical industry.
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Sacramento
Alameda Democrat
California
Solon calls probe of San Jose State College
Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield R South Gate urged a legislative investigation into San Jose State College accusing President Robert Clark of allowing revolutionary influence in higher education. He claimed faculty run the college and called for cutting unnecessary spending and removing professors who advocate immorality and revolution.
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Sacramento
UPS
Floyd Wakefield
South Gate
San Jose State College
Southern California
Robert Clark
Assembly Leaders Clash Over Turtlenecks in State House
In Sacramento Democratic Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and Freshman Republican John Briggs unified on wearing turtleneck sweaters, prompting a tongue in cheek vote of confidence. Unruh wore a sweater while Briggs, who initially resisted, ultimately supported Unruh.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Briggs
Fullerton
GOP
Full Assembly
Don Mulford
Uncuh
Bagley Asks Reagan Back Housing Bill
Assemblyman William T. Bagley R San Rafael urged Governor Reagan to back the Senate passed federal open housing bill saying California’s two senators supported it. Bagley said Reagan should help fellow Republicans in the effort to enact the law despite the governor’s stance on Rumford Open housing reforms. Reagan replied he understood the term beseeched and joked about waiting by the phone.
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Sacramento
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Bagley
California
Hagley
Rumford
Reagan
Reagan Visits Housing Built With Federal Funds
Governor Ronald Reagan toured a migrant farmworker housing project in Parlier funded by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity. The 320 square foot temporary units, built at a cost of 300000, are unoccupied and limited to 180 days for grape workers and families. About 200 residents attended, including 25 with picket signs, and Reagan noted he once lived in a smaller home.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Reagan
Tye
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