Brown fights new state taxes as budget gap grows
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. opposes general tax increases for next year amid a $257 million spending surplus drop and a revised $349 million fiscal gap. Finance Director Roy Bell says the $11.3 billion budget stays balanced by tapping the surplus, with concerns over future deficits and potential tax measures. Increased education aid and a larger state aid to schools raise next year’s costs, complicating the budget picture.
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Governor requests $257 million from surplus to fund 11.3 billion budget
The governor disclosed plans to tap 257 million from the tax surplus to finance an 11.3 billion budget proposal next year. The legislature details include housing 950 million for construction and rehab, voter registration by mail, and a 42 million Capitol restoration awaiting floor action.
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White Cloud Designs fictitious business name notice
Public notice of a general partnership business name filing for White Cloud Designs at 2720 Puesta del Sol Santa Barbara California 93105. Partners Virginia N Hawley and Jean C Mora conduct the business. filing date May 14 1975 with Santa Barbara County Clerk.
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Mayaguez Crewman Recalls Long SOS Call For Help
Wilbert Bock, a 52 year old radio operator, describes nine hours of sending Mayday messages from the Mayaguez after Khmer Rouge pirates seized the vessel. He recalls delays and fear as the crew watched American air strikes and finally reached a U.S. destroyer.
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Kissinger Visits West Berlin in Show of U S Ties
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in West Berlin after a Bonn breakfast with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. They discussed NATO, East West relations, and security as Berlin awaits the Brussels summit and ongoing economic concerns. In Los Angeles, Maj. Gen. Louis Kaufman, commander of the 63rd Army Reserve Command, was relieved amid charges of improper conduct and misuse of funds.
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Strip mining future now uncertain
President Ford argues Congress would greatly reduce domestic coal output and thousands of jobs with a strip mining bill while environmentalists cheer a 293 to 115 House vote on a compromise. Ford warns of higher utility bills and greater foreign oil dependence, claiming coal is essential to energy independence.
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Lawmakers urge physicians to return amid malpractice crisis
Sacramento lawmakers pressed striking doctors to resume work while they pursue immediate and long term malpractice relief. Senator George Deukmejian warned hospitals may close and patient care would suffer if the walkout continues as Gov Brown calls a special session to consider AB 928 to cap premiums for seven months.
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House passes 32 billion weapons bill with troop and academy provisions
The House approved a 32 billion weapons procurement bill amid votes against trimming bomber and Trident programs and against reducing overseas forces. An amendment to admit women at service academies passed 303 96 before full passage 333 63. The measure now heads to the Senate with debate on a 30.3 billion version expected.
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