California year of major tax and energy legislation ends
California's 1973 Legislature delivered tax, environment and welfare reforms while facing slow start and end. Reagan tax measure failed at the polls, reapportionment was settled by the state Supreme Court, and a 10 mph highway speed limit cut took effect. A $1.6 billion budget rise left a near $1 billion surplus amid energy crisis and new welfare boosts.
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City Moni
Sacramento
California
Reagan
California Supreme Court
California lawmakers seek repayment for first class trip
Sacramento AP reports two Senate employees Robert Hampton and Helen Winslow are to repay 5093 for a European trip with Senator Randolph Collier after traveling first class, violating air coach rules. Winslow’s husband joined them. hotel costs were higher, and Collier’s own expense account remains unpaid.
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Sacramento
Europe
John C. Williamson
Senate Rules Committee
Williamson
Robert L. Hampton
Helen Winslow
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Riverside
Press-Enterprise
Randolph Collier
Dureka
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Germany
Callier
California
Collier
History scholars urged better US government understanding in San Francisco
History students at a conference in San Francisco were urged by Carl Marey, chief of staff for the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, to deepen knowledge of the United States government. He warned many students and foreign service officers misunderstand Congress, favoring the executive branch for perceived order and information.
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San Francisco
UPD
United States
American Historical Association
Carl Marey
U.S. Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Marcy
State
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L.A
Los Angeles
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USC Medical
Joe Martinez
Maria Mendoza
Maria Navarez
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Leonardo Jr
Gracelia
Carmen Macias
Candalario Jr
Lorenza
Naomi
Executive Branch
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