Long signs old age pension bill and abolishes welfare boards
Gov. Earl Long signed an administration package raising the old age assistance minimum to $65 a month and abolishing the Kennan blue ribbon welfare, institutions, highways and wildlife and fisheries boards. He also signed 11 other measures including a larger Louisiana Racing Commission, district attorney retirement systems, and a metropolitan LSU branch.
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Senator Russell Long Opposes Highway User Tax In Bill
Louisiana Senator Russell Long opposed the highway bill conference report arguing against extra taxes on highway users. He noted current federal gas, auto, and diesel taxes total over two billion dollars annually, sufficient to fund highway construction without new levies. He warned further taxes would shift burden from income tax payers to highway users and unnecessary foreign aid funding.
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