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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1972
Page
2
Governor Reagan's 7.6 billion proposal would cost the average Californian 971.43 in next year's taxes with a 1 485 72 share for a four person family. Sales taxes rise most at 106.23 per person followed by personal income taxes 94.71 and gasoline at 53.49.
Dumke expressed guarded optimism about Governor Reagan's proposed 372.1 million operating budget for California state colleges. He noted Phase 2 funding includes general recommendations and that the allocation is 31.1 million below trustees' October request, yet allows key improvements for 1972-73, including a 3.1 million educational development project.
A state agency sold a $7.3 million Cal Expo land parcel to Kaiser-Aetna, a Kaiser Aluminum and Aetna Life joint venture. The Assembly subcommittee seeks the records to probe legality and any land-use restrictions, noting possible illegality if none exist.
A Sacramento summary outlines bills and appropriations including a $7.8 billion state government budget for 1972 73, AB and SB measures on license plates dissolution public agency liability and law enforcement equipment, constitutional cleanup amendments, highway right of way sales, and cosmetology regulatory updates. Key figures include Brown Greene Quimby Alquist Carrell Collier and Grunsky.
University of California President Charles Hitch criticized Gov. Reagan’s proposed 1972-73 operating budget of 359.8 million as insufficient to address program support deficiencies. He noted the $20.7 million faculty and staff salary increases assume raises of 7.5 percent for faculty and 3 percent for staff.
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