Reagan links school aid to welfare cuts in tax reform row
In Sacramento Governor Reagan accuses Democrats of blackmail as talks stall on a tax revision package tied to education funding. He refuses to barter more school money for welfare cuts and presses to pass the plan before the June 2 primary while Prop 8 opponents push higher taxes and property tax relief.
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Tidelands Revenue Bill Faces Setback in Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee rejected a bill to raise city and county shares of tidelands oil revenues from one to five percent. Huntington Beach officials argued higher funds would aid beach maintenance, while sponsors warned higher city shares would cut funds for higher education capital outlay. The measure would not apply to Long Beach and would target offshore oildevelopment areas under state supervision.
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Rallying Mexican Americans Rally Capitol In Sacramento
About 200 Mexican Americans marched through Sacramento's domed Capitol after a noontime rally Tuesday, briefly confronting seven guards outside Governor Reagan's office. They chanted Viva la Raza and We want Reagan while urging lawmakers to back measures aiding the poor, after attending the Nuevas Vistas conference on Mexican American education.
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Nonexistent Voters Bill Passes Senate With Unanimous Vote
The Senate approved a measure by Sen. Lewis F. Sherman to make it a misdemeanor to register to vote a nonexistent person or to register a person under a false name or address. The bill moves to the Assembly.
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