Income Based Tuition Proposed by Assembly Speaker Monagan
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Robert Monagan proposed a graduated tuition plan based on income for UC Berkeley and the state colleges. The plan would raise operating funds by about 35 to 37 million dollars, with exemptions for families or individuals earning under 10,000 dollars per year. It would apply to seven or more course units, include a tiered fee up to 798 dollars for incomes above 45,001, and aim to expand campus space for disadvantaged students while not increasing the burden on lower-middle income families.
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Robert * Monagan
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University Board of Regents
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Bill Would Juggle Tax to Aid Cities
SACRAMENTO API Tas Assembly Transportation Committee chairman has introduced legislation trading a one year sales tax for part of the gasoline levy to fund local transit. Foran proposes reducing gas tax to 8 cents while applying the 5 percent sales tax to gasoline purchases, claiming net relief to motorists and freeing funds for counties and cities to repair flood damaged roads or build new projects. He anticipates opposition in the Senate and from key leaders who argue highway needs are too urgent to cut gas tax now.
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D-Yreka
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Robert Monagan
Reinecke Recants on Veneman Remark
SACRAMENTO UP I Lt Gov Ed Reinecke said he called outgoing Assemblyman John Veneman to say he had no intention to criticize his resignation. He explained his earlier charges of disloyalty referred to Republicans overall, urging loyalty over moves to federal posts.
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UPI
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John G. Veneman
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Veneman
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Nixon
Congress
GOP
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County Welfare Aid Deferred to State by Bill
Sen Alfred E Alquist reintroduces a bill to shift welfare program administration from counties to the state. Assemblyman John L Burton supports uniform statewide programs and property tax relief of 220 million for local taxpayers. Alquist argues counties act as a middle man and that the current system varies, calling it a welfare paradise in places.
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UPI
Alfred E. Alquist
John L. Burton
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Alquist
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Reagan slashes textbook funds in California plan
Governor Ronald Reagan cut more than half the State Curriculum Commission's requested funds for next year's textbooks. The total budget drops to 21 million, down from 14.4 million requested, with 6.1 million for new textbooks and most cuts aimed at supplementary volumes.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
State Curriculum Commission
Commission
Elsworth Churchief
State Bureau of Textbooks and Publications Distribution
Reagan
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