Bills Would End Oil Depletion Deal in California
SACRAMENTO Assemblyman John L. Burton proposed abolishing the oil depletion allowance for California firms and replacing it with a 2 percent severance tax. He said the measures would raise more than 50 million dollars for the state treasury, with about 20 million from oil produced in state and refin ing and distributing outside the state. A companion bill would pull the depletion allowance from personal income, bank, and corporate taxes, which Burton calls a major revenue loophole.
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Johm L. Burton
San Francisco
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California oil severance tax proposals spark debate
Sacramento reports lawmakers push for an oil severance tax and a police eavesdropping measure. Assemblyman W Craig Biddle cites gains for crime fight and privacy protections while Sen Anthony Beilenson presses a five percent levy on oil stripped from land or offshore wells amid long standing industry resistance.
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State Senate
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Kuchel Targets Federal Pollution in California Facilities
UPI report states Sen. Thomas Kuchel of California called for vetting federal pollution control efforts before criticizing states. He cited 24 California federal facilities, led by Fort Ord and El Toro Marine Base, as examples of poor water disposal. Kuchel also announced 27 campaign committee members, including Jack L. Warner, to bolster his reelection bid in Southern California.
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Knox seeks abolition of State Board of Dry Cleaners
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman John T. Knox a Democrat from Richmond introduced legislation to abolish the State Board of Dry Cleaners saying the move would save California about $300,000 annually.
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UPI
John T. Knox
Richmond
State Board of Dry Cleaners
Outgoing Finance Chief Smith May Run for U.S. Senate
Sacramento report says Gordon Paul Smith may seek the U.S. Senate as a Republican. A draft committee was formed, and Smith said he would seriously consider a bid. Rival Ton Max Rafferty is expected to announce, signaling a potentially bitter primary.
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U.S. Senate
Sacramento
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Ton Max Rafferty
GOP
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California
Orange County Men Named Appraisers
Two new state inheritance tax appraisers were named for Orange County by Controller Houston J. Flournoy. Edwin P. Martin and E. Llewellyn Overholt Jr. of Santa Ana and Anaheim were announced, with no further details on terms or duties provided in the fragment. The piece also mentions political commentary and a resignation by a figure named Smith amid controversy over Governor Reagan's economy program.
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Orange County
Houston J. Flournoy
Edwin P. Martin
E. Llewellyn Overholt Jr
Santa Ana
Anaheim
Reagan says White to brief GOP delegates not his adviser
Gov. Reagan said he was not advised that GOP strategist F. Clifton White had been hired to make political soundings. Henry Salvatore, finance chairman of the organizing committee, said White would brief California delegates on candidates and issues for the 86 delegate slate, reporting to the delegation rather than to Reagan.
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UPI
Reagan
F. Clifton White
Los Angeles
Henry Salvatore
White
Barry Goldwater
Salvatore
California
Sid
Whete
Arizona
Miami Beach
Ayone
Oregonians for Reagan Progressing in Oregon
Portland Oregon group Oregonians for Reagan plans a full statewide structure by late February. As two thirds of counties appoint chairs, the committee adds finance and speakers bureau chiefs. Chairman Robert H. Hazen says Reagan and associates give no direct support yet but may signal commitment before the May 28 Oregon primary.
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Ore
Robert H. Hazen
Oregon
Citizens For Reagan Committee
California
Reagan
Hazen
No Time to Travel Why Not Sell Your Business
Local business owner contemplates selling to realize dreams, aiming to free capital and reduce travel demands. Community expert notes market interest and steps to prepare a sale. Potential buyer dynamics and timing are discussed as options for maximizing value.
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