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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
2
SACRAMENTO UPI reports the Federal Pay Board on Wednesday approved the bulk of California state employee pay increases in the 1972-75 budget. The action, favorable to state workers, comes as part of ongoing adjustments to federal and state payrolls amid broader cost of living pressures.
Hay Andrade 28 year old president of Justicia was arraigned on a district attorney complaint charging three counts including one of destruction in a bomb blast at the Justicia office in El Sereno July 4. Police say Andrade was found unconscious July 5 at the entry to the office and was believed the caller claiming his death. Bond set at 20000, hearing scheduled for duly 26. Reagan administration decision on state worker pay raises discussed with a 7 per cent average rise and possible 4 per cent extras pending budget limits.
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr said most candidates in the June 6 California primary have filed their contribution reports but an exact count will come Friday. As of late Tuesday 482 reports had been filed, with 741 required to file. His spokesman noted the office was swamped by submissions before the deadline. Brown praised the reports processed so far as the most complete and accurate in state history.
In Sacramento a Democratic proportional primary proposal cleared the Senate Elections and Reapportionment Committee on a 5-0 vote and moves to the Finance Committee. The bill, amended to apply only to Democrats, would require open presidential ballots and proportional delegate allocation, with specific rules for candidate withdrawal and convention voting thresholds.
The Senate Revenues and Taxation Committee approved a bill by Assemblyman Leo McCarthy to grant a $125 tax credit for taxpayers sending children to private schools with income limits, tapering to $75 at $20,000. About 400,000 children attend private schools across grades one through 12, McCarthy said, warning broader uptake could raise public school costs.
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