Governor sued over fund use in tax limit bid
Bryan W. Stevens, president of the California Teachers Assn, filed a Superior Court suit in Sacramento charging Governor Reagan and 18 others with conspiring to misuse $161,918 of state funds to advance Reagan's tax limitation initiative. The action seeks restitution and an injunction against further state funding for the campaign. Stevens called for a criminal probe to see if laws were broken.
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California Senate Rejects Boost for Blind Aged Help
Senate Republicans rejected a 107.7 million bill to raise welfare grants for the blind, aged, and disabled despite support from Democrats. If enacted, the plan would lift monthly grants to 255 for blind individuals and 235 for aged and disabled recipients, with costs cited at 170 million next year and 413 million in three years. The measure, backed by Assemblyman John Burton, faced a Reagan administration veto risk as talks stalled and a conference report was signed by Republicans Mobley and Chappie along with Burton Moscone Beilenson. The Assembly planned to debate the bill next.
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Effort to block colleges' HQ in L B defeated
Sacramento report says the final legislative move to block CSUC headquarters in Long Beach failed with only four supporting votes. A companion measure to move UC headquarters from Berkeley to Sacramento also failed. Plans for the Long Beach facility proceed toward board approval, with groundbreaking possible in mid-1974.
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New Capitol Bill Moves Through Senate Finance Committee
SACRAMENTO UPS The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill granting the Legislature power to build a new office building and abandon the current State Capitol. The measure by Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr. passed 40-2 despite protests by Sen. Howard Way who warned of panic voting. The bill aims to give the Legislature control over a modern earthquake safe capitol and to bypass Gov Reagan who opposes leaving the present building.
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Senate
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Exeter
Reagan
California ends 1972 73 with 591.6 million surplus
Controller Houston F. Flournoy reports a state general fund and surplus of 591.6 million for the close of the 1972-73 fiscal year. He, a Republican, praises recently passed legislation ending fiscal gimmickry and says it allows a clearly defined surplus to be reported.
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