Senate budget battle over $7.12 billion plan sparks tax hike
In a split vote the Senate approved a revised $7.12 billion budget, with a projected $163 million over its earlier version, while the Assembly trimmed $37 million. Aimed at welfare, Medi Cal, and school funding, the plan would raise taxes for a typical California family of four. Senate foes warned of tough conference negotiations as Gov Reagan’s plan faced a midnight deadline.
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Reagan sheds light on private finances at Boy's State
Sacramento Governor Reagan addresses 825 Boy's State delegates on his 1970 finances. He details deductions for charity church donations and medical expenses that reduced his state income tax to zero, noting losses from cattle investments and other ventures. He asserts his finances are private and criticizes antiwar rallies as unpatriotic.
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California election bill clears Assembly aims at chief elections role
The California Assembly narrowly approved a bill backed by Secretary of State Edmund Brown to make the secretary the chief elections officer. Republicans argued the measure would grant broader powers. The bill passed the Assembly on a 41 to 23 vote, with Waxman denying the expansion claim. The article notes Vietnam era references and reactions to Nixon and foreign policy.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Reagan plan to fund cash needs via revenue notes
Sacramento moves to authorize up to 600 million in revenue anticipation notes to cover July August cash needs. The bill passed Senate 28 1 after Assembly approval and GOP Gov Reagan faces final action. Proponent Sen Donald Grunsky notes notes repaid when tax receipts arrive.
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Assembly Democrats
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Budget plan hinges on payroll tax withholdings for welfare
The proposal argues that the budget can be financed without pew taxes if the Legislature enacts payroll withholding of state personal income taxes and passes welfare reform.
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