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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1975
Page
2
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown paid 12136 in federal state and local taxes for 1974 and is awaiting a 2.67 refund per tax returns. Brown said he made charitable contributions but did not itemize deductions because it was too burdensome and he did not want to disclose those deductions publicly. He and many others did not complete or mail returns until just hours before the deadline.
Governor Brown said he is close to deciding whether to sign veto or let the NOx smog bill become law. He would announce in a couple of days before the midnight April 15 deadline after meeting with five of six Chicano lawmakers. He also released amended tax returns noting a $1 presidential campaign fund checkoff and a $1,002 state income tax refund.
Sacramento UPI Gov Brown criticized federal grant applications as gibberish and submitted a one page plain English proposal to spur private sector employment. He said the plan was rejected because it was written in plain English.
Sacramento Assemblyman Fred Chel introduced a bill to simplify tidelands revenue apportionment. The plan directs 25 million to the Water Fund, 5 million to the Central Valley Water Project Construction Fund, 400 thousand to the Resources Agency, and the rest to the Capital Outlay Fund for state higher education. The bill adds a Lands Commission member to the Sea Grant Advisory Panel to identify ocean and coastal research needs.
Gov. Brown hosts a 70 minute luncheon with the six member Chicano Caucus and farm labor allies Cesar Chavez and Richard Alatorre. The group smiles for photos but remains split on Brown’s bill with no formal endorsement yet. Alatorre criticizes the measure as maintaining sweetheart contracts while Brown says progress means more talks.
A legal briefing discusses allowing secondary boycotts under United circumstances, permitting harvest lime strikes and guaranteeing secret ballots for organic elections. The note outlines implications for organized labor and the election process.
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