Brown signals willingness to sign welfare shift bill in California
Gov. Brown said he would sign a bill forcing the state to assume welfare costs now paid by homeowners through property taxes. If enacted, about 1 million dollars yearly could be shifted, with the effect on individual taxpayers undetermined. He noted possible rebates for low income homeowners and renters amid bipartisan talks.
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County Supervisors urge tax reform session with January start
Los Angeles County supervisors pressed Gov. Brown to call a special session on property tax reform, proposing it align with the January start of the regular session. They noted 40 cities and 95 school districts are finalizing 1978 79 budgets and warned against action delay fueling calls for the Jarvis property tax limit plan on the June 1978 ballot.
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Kenneth Hahn
James Hayes
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State hospitals still disgrace says panel in report
The Little Hoover Commission urged immediate safety upgrades, more staff, and stronger community facilities for California state mental health hospitals and regional centers for the developmentally disabled. Department officials defended progress, noting added staff, facility upgrades, and monitoring of contracts with non profits. The panel cited waste and deficiencies, while officials attributed improvements to recent efforts.
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Doug Arnold
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Reagan sees 80 Brown Garter race
Ronald Reagan said Carter could face a 1980 challenge from within the party. He named California Governor Jerry Brown as a potential rival, and mentioned Senator Daniel Moynihan as another discussed possibility. Reagan joked about his own future and that voters decide if he runs.
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Two cops plead innocent in jail beatings case
Former San Fernando police lieutenant William Trachsel and Patrolman Eric Kahrmann pleaded innocent in Los Angeles Superior Court to charges they beat two prisoners. Trachsel, 38, who had acted as police chief, and Kahmann, 30, allegedly participated with baton strikes and fists against Jesse Hernandez, 20, Pacoima, and Adolfo Reyes, 20, Van Nuys, after arrests for shots fired at peacem officers.
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Grand County
Jesse Hernandez
Pacoima
Adolfo Reyes
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