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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

3

State's Analyst Opposes $100 Million Tax Cut

Sacramento Calif Gov Ronald Reagan proposes a 16 million income tax cut while Legislative Analyst Alan Post argues to use the 100 million surplus to fund state needs. Finance Director Charles Weinberger counters that funds should fund a one time 40 percent cut next year and warns of cash management risks and new programs if the surplus is not refunded. The debate centers on avoiding high bond costs amid record interest rates and preserving cash for construction and inflation relief.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Space Weinberger Vennor Post Past California

Farm Union Agents Arrested by Grower in Coachella Valley

Three United Farm Workers organizers including Richard Chavez and Cesar Chavez’s brother faced trespass charges after a Desert Grape Growers League head alleged illegal entry to 18 labor camps. They urged workers to stay home. 81 refused work and 55 quit for other jobs as about 500 workers lived in the camps.

Thermal United Farm Works Desert Grape Growers League Richard Chavez Cesar @havez Riverside Superior Court Mike Bozick Peer Velasco Coachella Valley Amalia Uribe

Governor Moscone Rival Plan Shelved By Finance Chairman

The governor's rebate system and a rival proposal by Sen. George R. Moscone of San Francisco have been temporarily put on hold by Finance Committee Chairman Randolph Collier pending further review and decision.

George R. Moscone San Francisco Finance Committee Randolph Collier

State moves to ban DDT and DDD in homes and farms

The Reagan administration plans to ban DDT and DDD for home use and limit agricultural dust applications, effective January 1. The Department of Agriculture proposes exemptions only for liquid sprays and requires permits for other uses. Objections must be filed by July 11. The action aims to curb environmental risks despite ongoing Senate debates and UNC investigations.

Sacramento UPS Department of Agriculture Department Senate Ble John A. Hil

New Morality Guidelines Ordered for State Schools

State Board of Education voted to scrap its controversial moral instruction guidelines and create a new classroom oriented document. A 10 member citizen committee led by Rev Donn Moomaw will draft the replacement, with options to reuse parts of the original plan. The panel, largely Protestant, includes Reagan aide Guy Sherriffs and Judge Shirley Hufstedler among others. first meeting set for June 21.

Sacramento UPS State Board of Education Howard Day Long Beach Max Rafferty Public Instruction Rafferty U.S. Supreme Court United Nations Donn Moomaw UCLA Board of Education Moomaw Bel Air Presbyterian Church Ronald Reagan Alex Sherriffs Guy Reagan

State OKs High School Drug Plan

SACRAMENTO endorsed a high school antidrug program begun by a retired scaffolding manufacturer and run by students. The board gave a letter of endorsement to Robert K. Squire of Hollywood, whose Smart Teens program claims it can wipe out the drug problem in two years. Max Rafferty said he would recommend the program to school districts, noting government officials' support.

Sacramento UPS State Board of Education Robert K. Squire Hollywood Max Rafferty Smart Set International Tic

New Yorker Senator backs Berkeley Peoples Park plan

Senator Charles E. Goodell urged the University of California to permit the Berkeley Peoples Park amid protests. He said authorities offered force and gas to quell the demonstrations, while noting a peaceful May 30 march of 30,000 students faculty and residents.

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