Appointive State Schools Chief Proposed in Legislature
Senate challenger Sen George Miller Jr proposes a constitutional change to make the state superintendent of public instruction an appointive post. He argues electing the head of the Department of Education creates buck-passing and lacks direct accountability. Simp son, the incumbent, was unavailable for comment. Miller notes no state superintendent has been elected since 1926. News notes Burns's UC Board of Regents plan and Knight's water program faces mixed Southern California reception amid Feather River Project funding debates. Open legislative activity.
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Two Area Men Nabbed in Waller Trial Plot
A probe into the Waller trial plot led to the arrest of Robert Maguin and James Wood, both 23 and 24, on conspiracy to obstruct justice charges. They were booked after a police inquiry connected to the case involving Mrs Waller and the killer of a Chester Puderbaugh, 13, with testimony set for late today.
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Expense Law Won’t Affect Most Business Expenses
The Revenue Service proposed regulating business expense accounts to curb abuse while avoiding hardship. Employers may omit reporting expenses if they prove funds did not exceed ordinary and necessary costs and the employee accounts to the employer. employees lacking such accounting must report total expenses and days away from home, with a broad calorie split. The rule aims to apply to 1958 returns and future years after the public comment period.
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