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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1968
Page
5
Negro lawmakers in Sacramento condemn Gov. Reagan's bid to turn over federal antipoverty programs to state control. Reagan proposed designating the State Health and Welfare Agency as a community action agency to administer federal funds for 42 local agencies, a move disputed as federal acceptance remains unresolved.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved creating a commission to manage programs for the blind, shifting duties from the Departments of Rehabilitation Social Welfare and Education. The bill passed 10-4 and heads to the Assembly floor. Five Negro legislators held a news conference opposing Reagan s plan and pledging representation from all levels of the Negro community at today Fresno hearing.
Assembly Democrats blocked Gov. Reagan’s inventory tax cut 42 to 5, falling short of the 54 needed for passage. Unruh pressed tying relief to homeowner cuts and a constitutional amendment. The bill, originally a Reagan plan at $190 million, faced rescheduled votes amid broader tax relief debates. Nevada cited as example of a state with no inventory tax.
Los Angeles County supervisors set a bid call for Parcel 125 in Marina Del Rey totaling about 21 acres with 1 acre water area. Minimum lease is $129,232. bidders may develop anchorage for about 200 boats and may add apartments hotel cabana mobile home sites recreational facilities and a restaurant with July 11 deadline.
Sacramento plan would shift tidelands oil revenue intended for higher education construction to cover a water project deficit. A 15 to 2 Means Committee vote sent the bill to the full Assembly while Senate Finance stalled. Gov Reagan supports adding 14 million yearly from UC and state colleges to finish Perris Reservoir and other facilities amid a 2 billion plan shortfall. University officials oppose without alternate funds. In 1966 the legislature redirected 14 million in Long Beach tidelands to education. current project receipts are 11 million.
In Nevada certain facilities store goods awaiting shipment to California for sale. Reports describe temporary storage, handling practices, and the logistics linking regional warehouses to West Coast markets. Details emphasize inventory staging and interstate trade flow.
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