California unemployment drops to 4.2 percent in April
California’s unemployment rate fell to 4.2 percent in April, per the State Employment Department. Civilian employment rose to 7.84 million, up 63,000 from March and 3.2 percent higher than a year earlier, aided by favorable weather that spurred construction and outdoor work.
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Reagan's Income Tax Rise Faces Assembly Rejection
Sacramento AP Gov Reagan’s proposed one percent income tax on adjusted gross income is likely to be dropped from a compromise tax package. Assemblyman William Bagley said such a tax is regressive, would hit low income families, and draw labor opposition. He expects a bipartisan bill by early June, with no oil depletion cut due to industry wrath and possible vote losses.
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Legislation on Recall Funds and Campaign Misuse
A proposed bill by Hayes follows Reagan era recall finance questions. It aims to curb how recall funds are used and holds campaign managers accountable for personal use after the campaign.
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