Bipartisan Plan Seeks Mandatory Withholding Tax
Sacramento reports a bipartisan group of assemblymen agree on a tax reform package including mandatory withholding of state income taxes. Details pending, to be sent to the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee. Democrats push for a shift of school funding from property tax to income tax, opposing Reagan’s budget.
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Sacramento
William T.s Bagley
R-San Anselmo
Assembly
Stevenue and Taxation Committee
Reagan
Bagley
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Learn Now Pay Later College Bill Heads to Cost Screen
California education bill advancing from the Assembly Education Committee would let state college and University of California students repay tuition after graduation. Sponsored by John L. E. Collier, the plan faces university and educational groups opposition despite support from enough committee members to move forward.
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Education Committee
Victor V. Veysey
R-Brawley
State Colleges and University of California
Collier
University
Defeated Demo Seeks Probe of Election Irregularities
Ernest LaCouste, defeated Democratic Assembly candidate, urged a legislative inquiry into alleged irregularities in the Modesto district race against Republican Clare Berryhill. Campaign manager John L. Martin cited hundreds of absentee ballot applications sent to the wrong registrar and ballots cast without proper filing, amid a recount and a 50 vote margin.
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Sacramento
UPD
Democratic Assembly
Ernest LaCouste
Clare Berryhill
LaCoste
John L. Martin
Assembly
James D. Driscoll
Modesto
Assembly Democratic Caucus
George Zenovich
Martin
Stanislaus and
San Joaquin
Driscoll
Senate Kills Walsh Riot Bill in Assembly Hearing
SACRAMENTO UP I report Walsh angrily left a hearing after his bill to stiffen riot penalties was set to be killed. Assemblyman Murphy offered more time to gather votes but the measure failed. Walsh warned taxpayers and lawmakers while the committee defeated the bill.
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Sacramento
UPI
Larry Walsh
Huntington Park
Frank Murphy ,Jr
Santa Cruz
Assembly
Walsh
UC Regent Meets to Go Public
Sacramento UC Regent meetings to be public. Assembly passes constitutional amendment 66-1 sending to Senate for 1970 ballot if approved. Companion bill to implement the amendment moves to Senate 62-3. Both bills by Assemblyman William T. Bagley who has campaigned against government secrecy.
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Senate
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
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