Rich Californians to pay more taxes
About 6,000 of California’s wealthiest residents will pay an extra 25 million dollars in state taxes next year under Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. legislation ending the gentleman farmer tax shelter used to offset income with farm losses. The package also tightens treatment of preference income and includes bonds for schools and clean water, plus a spanking ban in public schools with parental permission.
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Squeaky Fromme Granted Jail Privileges For Defense
Miss Fromme 26 will have a desk chair extra visiting hour and extended legal correspondence while in jail in lieu of 350000 bail. Judge MacBride allowed her to proceed without standby counsel but said no radio or typewriter access. She plans to defend herself with co counsel E Richard Walker and potential witnesses.
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Beaches Frolic in Heat Wave Across California
The heat wave drew thousands to California shores with Los Angeles hitting 102 and Long Beach possibly 105 as about 250,000 crowded beaches on a workday. Lifeguards logged over 200 rescues as surf remained strong. Fire crews contained five of six brush fires burning 35,000 acres. the sixth charred 10,000 acres and caused about 10 million in damages. The Northeast faced heavy rains from remnants of Eloise, with flash flood watches across Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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Panel Urges Planes for Wild Horse Roundup in West
Citizen advisers to the Bureau of Land Management call for use of airplanes and mechanized gear to roundup wild horses and burros in California and northwestern Nevada. They report a 25 percent annual population rise and seek federal legislation to transfer title to private citizens.
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Legislature to stay in old chambers
The legislature will likely meet next year in the Capitol's old chambers due to earthquake repairs. A $42 million renovation of the West Wing forces lawmakers out. temporary facilities were planned but may not be ready by January 5. The move could be delayed to late January or Easter week.
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Hiss Blames Nixon For McCarthy Era Evil
Alger Hiss, once convicted of perjury, told New York lawyers that the McCarthy era began with Richard Nixon. He described McCarthy's anti-Communist push as an evil period and said it started two weeks after his own conviction.
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New law may slow prison staff cuts in California
State corrections officials say a new law SB278 signed by Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. could curb planned personnel reductions at 12 prisons. Spokesman Phil Guthrie notes a projected 3,000 inmate drop this fiscal year and asserts no layoffs but attrition will trim jobs across all classifications. The measure removes judge discretion on probation for gun use in major crimes, shaping inmate flow and staffing.
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