Tax reform talks drag as 10th day yields dire outlook
Sacramento statewide negotiations between Gov Reagan and lawmakers dragged to day ten with some lawmakers warning major tax reform may be impossible. Democrats floated a 1 percent tax on net income to raise about 600 million annually while GOP countered with a plan tied to higher sales taxes and loophole closures.
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Ronald Reagan
California
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Joe Gonsalves
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Fred Marler Jr
Redding
Senate
Mills
Lompoc Record Adjudicated as Legal Newspaper
The Lompoc Record is recognized as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It is published as second class mail in Lompoc California 93436 and is operated by Lompoc Reco Publications, a California corporation with officer and staff details.
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Lompoc
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Lompoc Reco Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
J. Donald Adam
Ber Gaylen Jackson
Senate nixes free flow California river plan
The California Senate defeated Sen. Peter Behr's bid to designate the Eel, Klamath, and Trinity rivers as wild rivers and off limits to dams. The 19-14 vote blocked the measure, which lacked the needed 27 votes, despite Behr’s maneuvers and pledges for extended debate amid lobbying arguments about federal and state control.
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Weather and water politics mix in historic regional report
Remnants of Ginger bring heavy rains to North Carolina and Virginia while Utah faces heavy snow from a moisture laden system. In California, lawmakers clash over federal river protection and future water needs for the Klamath Trinity and Eel rivers amid flood control and fishing concerns.
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Colorado
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Montana
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Sacramento News in Brief on Highway Funds Taxes and Bills
United Press International reports Gov Reagan praised a $700 million federal highway funds release as a boost for heavy construction. A proposed 1 percent across the board tax on net income is viewed unfavorably by Democrats. Various bills cover methadone funding, hazardous waste rules, hospital sprinkler upgrades, fire safety standards, crime victims compensation, Saturday vocational training, and toll highways.
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United Press International
Transportation
John Volpe
California
Vasconcellos
San Jose
Dunlap
D-Napa
Rpaso Robles
Local events calendar notes Harvest season in Lompoc area
Lompoc community activities include Women of the Moose corned beef dinner at 6 730 p.m. 921 W Laurel. Lions Club White Cane Days auction Saturday 10 a.m. in Security Pacific Bank lot. Bake sale at La Purisima Parish after Masses Sunday. Boys Town Choir tickets on sale at Cabrillo Little Theatre $3. Scout orientation Monday 7 p.m. Fillmore School. Various lectures and a library hobby show October events. National Newspaper Boy Day proclaimed by President Nixon on October 15.
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Moose Home
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Boys Town Choir
Cabrillo Little Theatre
Braun's Pharmacy
Corner of Hand Ocean
Lompoc Music Box
North Hot
Washington
UPI
Nixon
California Taxpayers Association cites study on unemployment causes
The California Taxpayers Association released an eight month study arguing current manpower programs fail to cut unemployment because they rest on the wrong concept. It says the main barrier is a lack of jobs and that personality dysfunctions result from unemployment, not the cause. The report criticizes programs like the WIN Work Incentive program for focusing on personal barriers.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Taxpayers Association
Realtors back wage price rent freeze amid zoning worry
National Association of Real Estate Boards president Bill Brown says Realtors back the presidents freeze but seek clarity on leases with escalator clauses and potential federal zoning control. Elsewhere in Olympia Washington 4000 radiological meters were discarded as obsolete. Alameda County welfare study finds WIN program less effective than prior efforts, urging focus on employment market to reduce AFDC cases.
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