Supervisors oppose statewide property tax plan in California
Sacramento scene as county supervisors reject a statewide property tax proposal they fear would shift tax powers to the Legislature. They back a separate $1 billion tax reform package from a bipartisan six member Assembly panel, with minor dissent. The plan aims to support school aid while preserving local taxing authority.
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Tracy Wood
Sacramento
UPI
Supervisors Association Tax Committee
Joseph Bort
Alameda County
Assembly Education Committee
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Bagley
ReSan Rafael
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Moose Lodge set to host guest speaker enrollment night
Lee Roy Brooks president of the California Moose Association will headline Lompoc Moose Lodge No. 1036 enrollment night at 6 p m June 21. Brooks long time Salinas Moose Lodge leader and civic figure will be honored guest at Women of the Moose installation later that evening in the Lodge Hall.
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Lee Roy Brooks
California Moose Association
Lompoc
Brooks
Salinas
Women of the Moose
Mystery Los Angeles Street Sweeper Returns Home From 19 Month Disappearance
A 10 ton Los Angeles street sweeper vanished from the city shop December 5, 1967. It reappeared in Aurora Colorado after 19 months, now red in color, bearing its original Los Angeles ownership and a $500 transport bill was paid by Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Aurora
Colorado
FBI
Mexico
Denver
Southern California
California
Ballot Push For Four Board Seats On Lompoc Valley Chamber
Ballots mailed for four seats on the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce Board. Candidates include Had Burger, Dave Jacobs, John Lizarraga, John Martin, George Smith, Ron Sutherland, Francis Underwood, and Al Walker. Incumbents Harry Crompe and George Cotsenmoyer retire from the board.
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Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Forday
Had Burger
Dave Jacobs
KLOM
John Lizarraga
Aceco Equipment Rentals
John Martin
Penney’s
George Smith
Ron Sutherland
H and B Communications
Francis J. Underwood
General Telephone
al Walker
Robert C. Lilley Insurance
Harry J. Crompe
George Cotsenmoyer
First Lady Pat Nixon Tours West Coast Relief Programs
Pat Nixon continues a four day West Coast mission to spotlight local volunteer programs for the needy. In Portland she toured a day care center and a braille class for the blind, amid protest scenes including a napalm taunt and a witchcraft chant.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Pat Nixon
Los Angeles
Julie Eisenhower
Nixon
the Resistance
California ready to sign anti pornography bills on Reagan desk
Two landmark anti pornography measures awaiting Governor Reagan's signature would set separate standards for obscenity for youths and use a pandering test to curb advertising and distribution. The Senate approved the package unanimously, with a minor definition clarifying a minor as 17 or younger.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Thomas Lynch
Reagan
Senate
California
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Rojas
Assembly
U.S. divorce rate climbs to near wartime peak
The National Center for Health Statistics reported 1968 divorc es and annulments reached about 582000, a rise of 59000 from 1967, giving a provisional rate of 2.9 per 1000. A 1969 March figure sits at 3.0 per 1000, with higher promises noted.
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Washington
UPI
United States
National Center For Health Statistics
United Nations
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