California Faces Risk in Federal Crime Grants Shift
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post warned that Gov Brown s plan to reorganize the Office of Criminal Justice Planning could jeopardize millions in Safe Streets Act funds. He endorsed some reforms but urged preserving state control to meet federal requirements and avoid grant losses. Local agencies may take over more duties next year as the state scales back staff. Peter Sellers photographed Susan Ford for Vogue during a separate assignment in Vail Colorado.
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Preference income tax shelter trimmed by 25 million a year
California Senate Finance Committee approves AB1206 to cut the preference income tax shelter by 25 million dollars annually affecting about 6000 wealthy taxpayers. The measure targets five areas including stock options and depreciation and would raise taxes on higher end income while offering tax relief elsewhere.
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Ford withholds Chile papers. Senate seeks Nixon era files
Senate intelligence chief Senator Frank Church says President Ford will not release Nixon administration documents on U S involvement in Chile. The committee probes 1970 Schneider assassination and Allende era policy while court ordered custody of Nixon papers rests with Buchen and Sampson.
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Farm laborers to decide union fate soon by vote
California farm workers will vote in secret ballots to decide if Cesar Chavez led United Farm Workers or the Teamsters will represent them, with elections starting within two weeks as the Agricultural Labor Relations Board weighs rules. Chavez hopes for UFW gains especially in Salinas Valley and Delano. Teamsters push back citing wage gains in a large recent contract.
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Governor signs dog fight reporting bill and other legislative actions
Governor signs legislation requiring veterinarians to report suspected dog fight injuries. Senate committees approve smog change to abolish the Southern California district for an air quality board. Various bills move to floor with votes, including tax reductions and wage restoration, with several state agency appointments confirmed.
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