Reagan Blocks Withholding Tax Move Citing Tax Reform Debate
Governor Reagan rejects withholding payroll taxes as a tool for tax reform. Bagley argues state loses millions from tax avoidance, while Flournoy backs withholding to improve compliance and cash flow. Weinberger warns of economic harm, and Reagan insists no taxpayer advantage exists.
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California
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Chamber
Weinberger
Revenue and Taxation
Governor's Advisory Commission On Tax Reform
Houston I. Flournoy
Flournoy
UC Regents Bill Would Require Public Hearings
SACRAMENTO UPI The Assembly Governmental Organization Committee approved legislation forcing University of California Regents meetings to be open to the public. San Jose Assemblyman John Vascocellos urged forming a joint legislative panel to study laws on organ transplants with members from registrars doctors lawyers theologians and philosophers.
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UPI
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University of California Board of Regents
William T. Bagley
R-San Anseghino
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Bagley
Regents
Jay Michaels
University
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Constitutional Revision Commission
John Vasconcellos
T-San Jose
Vasconcellos
UC Hitch unveils strict campus conduct rules
UC President Charles J. Hitch announced sweeping changes to student discipline on Tuesday. The measures expand punishment for conduct code violations including obstruction and physical abuse, allow action against off campus violations, and require repayment by groups causing campus damage. Regents adopted interim suspension for force or threats.
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Reagan Warns Against Political Control of State Colleges
Governor Ronald Reagan denounced political control of the University of California and state colleges at a Sacramento news conference. He cited abuses from other states, defended noninterference on campus, and backed four Senate bills for automatic student expulsion and professor firing for violent campus disturbances.
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Rllendale
Donald L. Grunsky
R-Watsonville
Seals Judiciary Committee
James Whetmore
R-La Habra
Grand Ole Opry History and Radio Show Note
Taping for the Grand Ole Opry television show has finished for the season while radio broadcasts continue on Saturday evenings. The Opry began on radio in November 1925 as WSM Bam Dance with George D. Hay producing. The article lists stars like Hank Williams Patsy Cline Roy Acuff and Tex Ritter and addresses a separate question about charity gambling legality stating that proceeds do not legalize illegal games and that games of chance with cash entries or prizes remain illegal under the state Penal Code.
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Patsy Cline
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Red Faley
Roy Acuff
Tex Ritter
Minnie Peaci
Sten Xard
Arraignment Today in 2 Deaths Case in Bellflower
Barbara Kay Meredith, 22, of 641 Olive Ave, faces Telony charges of Slaughter and hit-run driving in the deaths of John Z. Hockstra 75, and Lilian Hockstra 75, struck while walking on Lakewood Boulevard near Ashworth Street. Arraignment scheduled in Los Cerricos Municipal Court.
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Los Cerricos
Barbara Kay Meredith
Olive Ave
John Z. Hockstra
Lilian
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Boulevard
Ashworth Street
Vandals Deface Graves on Toro Indian Reservation
Vandals desecrated about 25 grave sites on the Toro Indian Reservation near Indio. River-side County Sheriff’s deputies reported Tuesday the cemetery lies in a remote section of the 00 year old reservation inhabited by the Chuilla tribe.
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Toro Indian Reservation
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Riverside County
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Tunney Tests California Support For 1970 Senate Bid
Congressman Tunney, launching a bid challenge to Republican incumbent George Murphy, told about 300 in Buena Park that he is testing California support for a 1970 U S Senate candidacy while defending the need for reform. He urged local tax rebates and a small tax court to reduce costs and criticized antiballistic missiles as potentially wasteful.
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Joly V. Tunney
Riverside
California
U.S. Senate
George Murphy
Tunney
Kennedy Club
Orange County
Buena Park
Corps of Engineers
Santa Barbara Channel
New Kennedy Club
Eight on trial for trade in stolen items in L A
A Norwalk woman Miss Reinke G Harmon aged 24 and seven men went to trial in Los Angeles Superior Court on charges of receiving and conspiring to sell stolen property valued over 1 million dollars. They were indicted last July by the Los Angeles County grand jury before Judge Raymond R Roberts.
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Los Angeles
Reinke G. Harmon
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Los Angeles County
Raymond R. Roberts
Noguchi Fights Dismissal As Chief Pathologist Suit Aims CEO Job
Ran cho Los Amigos chief pathologist Noguchi faces charges of inefficiency staff mismanagement and hostile conduct. The board debated his capacity to function as administrator with a hospital job offer of 31104 annually while Noguchi may appeal to the county Civil Service Commission amid a pending 0 day suspension and formal charges.
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Noguchi
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