Lagging petitions could delay vote on tax plan
California campaign head Norman Topping said the Californians for Lower Taxes group has a little over 500,000 signatures toward the November 6 ballot measure but must submit about 150,000 more by the June 27 deadline to qualify. If short, signatures will continue to be gathered and a later November or December special election could be held.
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Reagan tax relief plan wins Senate approval heading to Assembly
Senate approves an 800 million tax relief measure with a 21-10 vote, sending it to a Democrat-led Assembly. The package delays a July 1 sales tax rise, offers a 20 percent income tax credit on 1973 receipts, and allocates 77 million to a coastline parks fund and Capitol repairs.
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Senate OKs 9.09 Billion Dollar California Budget
The California Senate easily passed a 9.09 billion dollar proposed state budget, 203 million below Reagan’s request, setting up a two house conference committee for final drafting. Six senators opposed including Richardson and Marler with others flagging funding changes to Medi Cal welfare and education.
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Campaign spending bill rejected by Senate panel in California
The Senate Elections Committee defeated a bill by Sen. George Deukmejian to cap campaign spending at 25 cents per registered voter, with critics urging a compromise. The San Fernando Valley race saw spending exceed 500000, with Alain Robbins winning about 373000.
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Assembly Dbs press coverage rule change access
The Assembly adopted unanimously and sent to the Senate a rule change granting television and radio newsmen fuller access to legislative committee and floor sessions. Newsmen accredited by the Legislature may not be excluded from a public meeting or prohibited from filming recording or photographing it.
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Air Board delays auto emissions rule to October 1
The State Air Resources Board, by a 4 to 1 vote in Los Angeles, postponed mandating vacuum spark advance disconnect devices for 1966 to 1970 model used cars until October 1 while new studies on engine valves and emissions impact proceed. Notices to about 450,000 motorists were to go out by July 30, and ongoing debates cite gas shortages and EPA findings.
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