Budget vote set despite welfare clash
In Sacramento the State Assembly prepared to vote on a version of a seven billion dollar welfare financing plan for 1971 to 1972. Budget talks show wide gaps between Reagan reform proposals and fiscal experts, with administration claims of savings contested by critics.
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Tax reform package advances in California Assembly
SACRAMENTO Democrats push a tax reform plan promising about 40 percent cuts for homeowners while raising business and individual taxes by up to 81.8 billion yearly. It requires a two thirds vote and relies on Republican support to reach the Senate. Schools would gain 250 million, counties 87 million for welfare costs.
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