Reagan Rejects Withholding Deal for Tax Reform
SACRAMENTO UPS Reagan rejects mandatory withholding as a price for tax reform, saying voluntary withholding solves taxpayer convenience. Unruh says any reform passing will be bipartisanship, not sole executive credit, narrowing negotiation scope amid competing bills and a possible $100 million tax cut for education.
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Murder charge in Stirling Silliphant son case
Chester A. Johnson, 22, is ordered held without bail at a preliminary hearing for the February Hollywood shooting of Loren Silliphant, 18, son of Oscar winner Stirling Silliphant. Prosecutors allege the suspects fled to San Francisco and Muskegon after the crime and later committed a liquor-store robbery in Muskegon.
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Antipicket Bill Faces Senate Opposition In Sacramento
In Sacramento a bill to outlaw picketing in the Capitol drew stiff resistance from Senate Republicans led by Chairman Donald Grunsky as a committee postponed a decision for a week. The measure, championed by Assemblyman Don Mulford, follows years of protest by 89 year old Robert H. Simpson over a prior false imprisonment claim against Santa Cruz County and his constant Capitol demonstrations. Simpson, who has waved placards denouncing state officials, including Governor Reagan, is part of a broader push to curb protest activity inside the Capitol.
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Assembly OKs Voting Rights Bill in California
In Sacramento the Assembly narrowly approved a measure to let Californians literate only in Spanish vote if two thirds in the Senate approve. The bill, by David A. Roberts, passed 54 to 17 and now faces opposition concerns over lawful picketing and lobbyists.
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Reagan avoids stance on Berkeley park lease issue
Gov. Reagan denounced Berkeley faculty groups as immature and irresponsible yet refused to oppose or support a bill leasing part of UC Berkeley’s People’s Park. He warned he would oppose a council plan if it served as a pay off to quiet disturbances. He urged Regents to act, noted private land ownership concerns, and questioned UC records in a Senate probe.
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Berryhill Wins Assembly Seat to Give GOP 40 39 Edge
SACRAMENTO UPI Republican Clare L Berryhill will be sworn in as assemblyman today creating a 40 39 GOP edge in the lower house. Berryhill who lives in Ceres defeated Democrat Ernest Lacoste of Modesto by 50 votes in a May 20 special election after a recount increased his lead from 47 to three more votes. Final tally was 30 062 to 30 012. The seat opened when John G Veneman resigned to join the Nixon administration. In other action the Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to let California teachers count up to three years of out of state teaching toward retirement benefits.
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Drunk Driver Bill Advances In Senate
Sacramento UM reports a Senate Judiciary Committee passage of a measure to make it harder for suspected drunken drivers to dispute charges. The bill, part two of a 1966 law, would create presumptions based on sobriety tests, setting alcohol levels at or above 0.10 percent as proof of drunkenness and below 0.05 percent as sobriety, with jury verdicts required for 0.05 to 0.10 percent.
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