Death of the Earl of Cork and Orrery in London
The death of the Earl of Cork and Orrery, once a colorful British lord and fleet admiral, was announced in London. Born William Boyle, he was 93, knighted in 1931, and held senior naval commands including commander in chief Home Fleet 1933–35 and admiral of the fleet in 1938, with Churchill and Lawrence of Arabia among his friends.
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Assembly action narrows bills as session nears end
AP report outlines Senate and Assembly activity with focus on pension boosts for teachers and state workers. Key figures Jack M. Jordan and George Reilly noted. committee reviews include Government Efficiency, Revenue and Taxation. Talks reference potential December adjournment and continued committee work in Sacramento.
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San Francisco Wins Cable Car Barn Paint Contract
The city awarded a 1540 contract for painting its 90 year old cable car barn. One provision requires the facility to be restored to resemble its 1878 appearance after completion.
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Tax Plan Clears Panel Amid California Withholding Debate
Sacramento aid The biggest tax increase in California history valued at 1.52 billion dollars faced early approval. The assembly committee endorsed the plan despite opposition. Governor Reagan weighed the withholding provisions as the first step in a broader revenue drive.
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Post Urges College Budget Hike in California
Sacramento legislative analysts urged a 2.7 million dollar rise for state colleges, pushing the total to 190 million as Reagan era belt tightening fell short. Testimony by Joe Evans criticized the basis of the proposal while GOP lawmakers charged the public relations push intruded into politics. A related tax bill would raise income, sales, and corporate taxes, with immediate revenue and vast local tax shifts, drawing Democratic and Republican opposition and a looming two thirds vote in the Assembly.
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Kennick's Aid Bill Advances From Senate Committee
Sen Joseph M Kennick D Long Beach wins preliminary committee approval for a bill to raise state aid to county juvenile homes from 93 to 165 dollars per offender per month The measure cleared the Senate local government committee and now awaits Senate Finance Committee fiscal clearance due to a two million dollar outlay.
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