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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
2
Deputy Premier Yigal Allon said Israel aims to sign a peace pact with Lebanon to halt guerrilla attacks from its territory, urging southern Lebanon residents to pressure the Lebanese government to keep militants away.
Governor says he will sign a compromise 1.2 billion tax shift for school finance if passed by the legislature, in a deal with Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti. Senate rejects transit funding for rapid transit projects while committees advance environmental and public works measures.
California motorists face higher gas costs as the state extends the 5 percent sales tax to gasoline. The change, effective Saturday, raises the price by about two cents per gallon and adds roughly 479 thousand dollars weekly, with about 175 million dollars rising to state coffers in the first year for transit and highway projects.
In Sacramento UPI reports the state's death penalty ballot issue heads for legal scrutiny after the U S Supreme Court rules capital punishment cruel and unusual in part. Governor Reagan urges voters to approve the November measure as lawmakers consider constitutional routes and state officials review ballot precedent.
Senate Democrats withheld endorsement of a school finance proposal backed by Governor Reagan and Assembly leader Nuys. The plan aims to fund schools by a tax shift, with key Democrat Randolph Collier opposing despite a budget surplus and Governor Reagan saying he would sign if approved.
California Democratic leaders warn Nixon could win re election if the convention rejects McGovern ally Alan Cranston. Delegates from California face renewed battles as the credentials panel voids the winner take all setup and McGovern backers vow a massive floor fight to overturn the decision and push for unity in Miami.
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