Split over California road fund share in Senate vote
In Sacramento a north south split marked debate on highway funding as the Assembly sent a bill to raise the south share from five to sixty percent. Northerners denounced the move as a steamroller, while the Southland would gain a larger portion of the nearly $1 billion yearly highway construction budget. The 44 33 vote reflected partisan tension in state transportation policy.
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U S To Run Port Plant Quarantine
Sacramento reports the Johnson administration will fund plant quarantine stations in San Pedro, San Diego, and San Francisco starting July. San Pedro’s fourteen employees will transfer to federal payroll as part of a 10 percent Agriculture Dept budget cut, with job reductions achieved by attrition and transfers.
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Reagan's Record Budget Plan Faces Cuts and Shifts
Governor Reagan unveiled a $4.80 billion revised budget, noting no essential services will be cut. He highlighted a larger state budget than rivals, offset by reductions totaling $52.2 million and a $73.7 million increase for a supplemental medical care program. He cited tuition adjustments and university funding battles shaping the plan.
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Hippies Home Stun Health Inspectors In San Francisco
Sixteen city health inspectors surveyed the Haight Ashbury area and found repeated violations in a large Victorian house. Junk clutter filled rooms and flies swarmed the living area as two hippies skinned a deer in the backyard, claiming a game warden gave them the animal.
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California Death Penalty Abolition Referendum Proposed
Assemblyman Charles Warren introduced a measure to put a death penalty abolition referendum on the November 1968 ballot. A companion measure asks Gov. Reagan to stay executions in San Quentin if the proposal passes. Warren framed the issue as a direct vote on whether to abolish capital punishment in California.
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Home Prowler Snags Over $900 In Loot
A prowler gained entry to a residence on Roycroft Avenue in Long Beach stealing more than $900 in items including four typewriters a portable record player and a camera. Police said the theft was reported Monday and the total value exceeded $900.
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