Assembly Leaders Reject Budget Bill in Sacramento Clash
Assembly leaders balk at Senate changes in a two-billion-dollar state budget. The House and Senate clash over welfare, patrols, UC funding, mental health staff, and civil defense. Both chambers back a five percent pay raise, with conference committee likely to resolve key differences before session end.
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Morrie Landsberg
House
Sacramento
Senate
Thej
Ways and Means Committee
Eee
Finance Committee
James J. MacBride
D. Ventura
Assembly
University of California— Assembly
San Diego County
Monterey-Santa Clara
Orange-Southeast
Los Angeles
Civil Defense Agency
Geese drown in pond after field spray incident
In Missouri farmers faced crop work turmoil as a pilot sprayed a cotton field with insecticide. Geese wary of water wandered into a shallow pond and sank, prompting Armont Oliver to rescue them. The spray dried oil sacs on their skin, causing the tragedy and prompting investigation.
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Charleston
Armont Oliver
Oliver
Missouri
Reese
Mild Bill to Regulate Fair Funds Passes Senate
Sacramento report says the State Senate approved a milder bill to regulate county and district fairs. The bill limits grants and requires justification to continue funding while maintaining a total annual allocation of about 4.68 million to fairs, amid criticism of regional representation on the reviewing committee.
Freeway Bill Sent to Brown with 12 000 Mile Plan
The 10 billion dollar master plan detailing a 12 000 mile freeway system for California was sent to Gov. Brown after final Senate approval. The bill, supported by Sen. Randolph Collier, passed with minor Assembly amendments. An additional measure grants county supervisors veto power over state freeway route selections.
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Sacramento
California
Brown
Senate
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Assembly, Transportation and Commerce Committee
Senate Rejects 3 Percent Auto Private Party Tax
The Senate voted 23 to 11 on Thursday night against a bill to impose a 3 percent tax on auto purchases from private parties. Senator Randolph Collier of Eureka said the measure would raise 8 to 20 million dollars annually.
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Sacramento
Senate
Randolph Collier
Rureka
Sacramento at a Glance Governing Bills and Budgets
A compact Sacramento briefing outlines governor discussions on water, assembly reactions to loyalty oath proposals, and committee actions on AB measures. It lists budget bills, state planning efforts, taxation, and public safety rewards while noting rejected bills and local government constraints.
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Aok Amgney
Kenneth Hahn
Assembly
Varatan
Gay
Brown
Sacramento
Pouive
O'Connell
Dan Francisco
AB Mir
Permild Board of Tuner
Fer Eatire
Allin
Alos Gates
Fey of
Pricate
Avery
Selarias
Hawkins
Olak Angeles
AQ IN
Betti
ReEurika
Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel Long Beach
An advertisement describes the Huntington Hotel on 1290 Ocean Boulevard Long Beach offering two lobbies private baths and wall to wall carpeting with daily maid service. Dining room overlooks the ocean with all meals and lodging offered at set rates.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Pha
Sterklascz
Five Tax Measures Set Aside
Sacramento reports that several proposed tax measures were referred to a study by the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee. The bills would let counties levy up to 1 cent a gallon on gasoline for roads, broaden sales taxes on ships and supplies, impose a $10 annual vending machine fee, phase out personal property taxes, and allow lump-sum collection of bank and corporate taxes, implying state revenue gains.
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Tyorycar
Assembly Revenue and ‘Taxation Committee
California
Brown Bill Secures South Water Pact Backing
Sacramento report says General Mosk ruled the Legislature cannot impair contracts under the new water program. The ruling protects the South by guaranteeing contract terms for the life of the bond issue, but northern counties fear insufficient safeguards against northern water recapture and still seek stronger protections for origin counties.
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Sacramento
UPS
Stanley Mosk
Edmund G. Brown
Hugh M. South
Burns
Fresno
Woe
Carley WY. Porter
D-Compton
Mosk
Worthern
Opinion on Bondholder Protection and Origin Restrictions
The Opinion by Abbott Goldberg argues that bondholder security cannot be diminished by tightening origin area protections. It questions extending intrusive safeguards to limit water access and discusses whether harsher or repeated protections are essential to bondholder security, noting ambiguities in the cited statutes and terms.
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Abbott Goldberg
Mosk’s Istagt
Anythanta
Crystal ball stolen from Rocky Point Amusement Park
Police report a theft at Rocky Point Amusement Park Wednesday night after Madam Tina claimed her crystal ball disappeared. The medium said the loss was unpredictable and could affect her readings.
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Warwick
Tina
Rocky Point Amusement Park
Best Fiction Commuter Quips About Rail Timetable
LONDON UP I survey by the British Transport Commission records a commuter calling the timetable “the best friction of the year” as a humorous critique of rail service plans. The comment highlights passenger frustration with scheduling and reliability while noting the agency’s ongoing feedback from riders.
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London
UPI
British Transport Commission
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Dos Angeles
Thomas M. Rees
D-Cos Angeles
Senate Finance Committee
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Recorder
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George
Sarah Wright
Wrights
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Justice
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GPI
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Arthur Costas
Chretien
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N. J
Columbus Hospital
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de Lia
Bloomfield
Deborah
Joseph
Robert
Louis
UFS
Fairs and Exposition Fund
Legislative Committee
Department of Finance
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Rhemet
Trinity County
Edwin J. Regan
Unteh
SB Si
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Agandet
Regan
Weaverville
Fairs
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Lakewood Blvd
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Lakewood Boulevard
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Westchester
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