State Auto Repair Fraud Measure Clears First Hurdle
In Sacramento the Senate Business and Professions Committee approved a bill to license auto repair dealers and create spot inspections to curb fraud. Beilenson said it targets dishonest shops, with annual licensing set around 50 dollars and potential license revocation for repeated complaints. The measure faces Finance Committee scrutiny next.
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UPD
Senate Business" and Professions Committee
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
California
Herschel Elkins
Elkins
Kenneth Redwine
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Late State Tax Return Costs You 16 Percent More
Assemblyman Jess Unruh warned that Californians missing the April 15 deadline face a 16 percent penalty. He noted the state allowed a 10 percent net income tax rebate for 1969 and 1968 if paid in full by midnight April 15, but the rebate loss adds a further 10 percent penalty atop the existing 6 percent penalty.
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San Francisco
Jess Unruh
Unruh
Salty delay for California state song copyright sale
Senator James Wedworth proposes letting the State Board of Education negotiate to buy the official state song I Love You California. The plan stalled a week as the Senate Government Organization Committee debated timing and copyright costs. Sen. Joseph Kennick urged Wedworth to sing the song to proceed, while chair Sen. Lewis Shermat suggested leaving if he did not. A Legislative Counsel review on public domain timing was requested, and harmony reportedly followed.
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State Board of Education
California
James Q. Wedworth
Hawthorne
Senate Government Organization Committee
Sen
Joseph Kennick
Long Beach
Kennick
Wedworth
Lewis
Shermat
Oakland
James Whetmore
Garden Grove
Oil depletion limit tied to aid for California seniors
California Assemblyman William T. Bagley warned that blocking a limit on oil depletion allowances would hurt senior citizen tax relief. He proposed cutting the $10 million increase in senior tax exemption to keep the Reagan tax reform plan balanced while the Assembly also approved landowners’ rights to kill gray squirrels in property damage action.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
California
Bagley
Reagan
Statewide ban on DDT and DDD takes effect in California
Sacramento officials announced California will prohibit DDT and its sister pesticide DDD for sweet corn starting May 1 and for cotton beginning October 1. The Department of Agriculture formalized the ban as part of a year and a half campaign to abolish DDT in the state.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Department of Agriculture
California
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