Deukmejian Opens Campaign for State Attorney General
In Sacramento long serving Assemblyman George Deukmejian launches his bid for the California state attorney general nomination. A mailer with endorsements from GOP leaders and officials outlines support from 26 Republican state lawmakers, former lawmakers, two congressmen, and many party figures. A Los Angeles fundraiser is planned for Nov. 4 at the Century Plaza Hotel amid his law and order platform.
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Ed Meese
Neil Papiano
Henry Salvatori
Holmes Tuttle
Jack Wrather
Robert Finch
Ed Reinecke
John Wayne
Jack Ford
Deukmejian
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Loreles
Brad Gates
Orange
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Signal Hill
Leo E. Peart
Irvine
Governor veto blocks 34 Los Angeles judgeships bill
Gov. Brown vetoed a bill adding 34 Los Angeles Superior Court judgeships and signed a separate measure adding three judges in Orange County. He cited rising treasury costs and slow reform while noting the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors opposed the expansion. The Torres bill would have raised L A County judges from 171 to 205 with 2 million funding. no area would get earmarked.
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California reports record 1.86 billion cash surplus
California State Controller Kenneth Cory announced a 1.86 billion surplus, the highest in state history, largely in short and medium term investments earning interest. He calls it unprecedented but notes the surplus is vulnerable to economic shifts and future fiscal changes.
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Brown signs bill giving large tax break for solar energy
Gov. Brown signed a bill granting a 55 percent state income tax credit for solar heating equipment and related improvements up to 3,000 dollars. The measure also creates guidelines for the growing solar energy industry, with credits for apartments and businesses at 25 percent or 350 dollars of tax credit. The credit runs through 1986 and can be spread over years.
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Sacramento
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Corman predicts income tax reform in next session
Rep James Corman says Congress will enact reform reducing rates from 14 to 70 percent to 10 to 50 percent and pass a balanced bill. He notes possible changes to the capital gains loophole and other elements during the next session.
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Whiplash Seen As Serious Injury Requiring Examination
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