Brown Reserves Feb 1 Call for Possible Lawmaker Session
Gov. Brown will decide by Feb 1 whether to call a special session limited to budget matters. After talks with six leaders, lawmakers favor a short session to avoid lengthening campaigning time. He cites a projected $70 million surplus and no new taxes, with revenue running ahead of August estimates.
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U S Personal Income Reaches New Peak in November
Government data from the Commerce Department shows November personal incomes at a record annual rate of 384.8 billion dollars, up 2.5 billion from October. The prior high was 383.8 billion in June amid manufacturing inventory buildup before a steel strike that began July 5, which paused with a court order on November 7. Small gains occurred in September and October.
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State Car Drivers Must Take Course
SACRAMENTO Gov Brown orders all state car drivers to complete a safe driving course by June 30 1961. The program will cost between 160000 and 200000 and aims to reduce the state’s accident costs by about 30 percent.
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Income Tax Cut Unlikely in 1960
The House Ways and Means Committee near five weeks of hearings on future tax laws signals a status quo for 1960. Despite election year pressure for cuts, key members rule out substantial revisions next year, noting revenue needs and complex laws as barriers.
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