Unruh Attacks Reagan Tax Plan For Banks In California
Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh condemned Governor Ronald Reagan’s voluntary tax withholding proposal saying it aids private banks and savings institutions. He warned the plan would profit financial firms by investing taxpayers’ money and urged strict legislative scrutiny and likely opposition in the Assembly.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Reagan
Bank of Savings and Loan Association
Unruh
Sexs
Democratic Legisla
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UC to place 2304 denied applicants at other campuses
Berkeley officials said they will try to place 2,304 qualified students denied admission due to enrollment limits. Aimed at keeping total enrollment near 27,000, 1,447 freshmen and 862 advanced students were redirected to Riverside, Davis, and Santa Barbara as other campuses hit capacity.
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Ted Johnston
University
David B. Stewart
Riverside
Davis
Santa Barba
Smog Law Extension Proposed by California Legislator
A bill introduced in Sacramento proposes extending smog control to 1955 through 1962 model vehicles. The measure, filed by Representative Peer Scharhariim of Covina, targets crankcase emissions and aligns with ongoing air quality efforts.
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Sacramento
UPS
Mondblyman Peer Scharhariim
R-Covina
Constitutionality Upheld for Draft Evasion Cases Go-Ahead
U S District Judge Alfonso J Zirpoli allowed about 100 draft evasion cases to proceed after rejecting a mass challenge to the Selective Service Act. He said only two issues needed further study and dismissed other petitions, including claims of blanket grand jury discrimination and international law violations.
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San Francisco
U.S
Alfonso J. Zirpoli
Zirpoli
Indivi
Selective Service Boards
Jehovahs Witnesses Church
Assembly Bills End Foreign Language Requirement in Schools
The California Assembly voted 48 to 7 to drop the mandatory foreign language study in sixth to eighth grades, sending the bill to the Senate which has backed broad course flexibility. Supporters cited failure of the current requirement, while teachers’ groups split on related proposals for voluntary programs and state aid.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
Senate
State Board of Education
The
California Teachers Association
New Narcotics Bill in Hopper
Sacramento UPI says Sen John F L McCarthy a San Rafael Republican submitted a bill Monday requiring persons convicted of dangerous drug offenses to register after prison release. Registrants would file with a court prison or parole official who would forward data to the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation.
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Sacramento
UPI
John FL. McCarthy
San Rafael
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Upgrading Colleges Five-Point Plan Proposed by Dumke
Dr Glenn Dumke, chancellor of the state colleges, outlined five steps to elevate the system to university level. Rename state colleges as state universities raise salaries to UC parity reduce teaching load from 12 to nine hours weekly and implement doctorates in philosophy while securing an 18 million budget increase.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Glenn $. Dumke
Bill to Outlaw Death Penalty Again Put Before Legislature
California Assemblyman Lester A. McMillan introduced a bill to end the death penalty for capital crimes, proposing life in prison with parole. Governor Reagan supports capital punishment as a deterrent, while McMillan argues it has no deterrent value. The State Supreme Court has stayed executions of 74 inmates, with appeals likely to reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
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UPI
Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
California
Ronald Reagan
McMillan
Itv
State Supreme Court
San ‘Quenlin
State High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Aaron C. Mitchell
San Quentin
Apple Green Pas
Mitch Morred
Sacremanto
Mitchell
Reagan
Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Cary Chessman
Chessman
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Students Jubilant Over LBJ Decision at Two Campuses
Los Angeles papers report students rejoicing after President Johnson said he would not seek re election. UCLA editor Allan Mann noted a shift among Kennedy supporters toward McCarthy. Stanford Daily banner reads Campus Dissent Turns to Disbelief.
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Johnson
Allan Mann
Daily Bruin
Ucla
Kennedy
McCarthy
Mann
California
Stanford
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LBJ
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