Reagan backs withholding plan but won’t seek bill now
California Governor Ronald Reagan said Californians can have a state income tax withholding plan if they want it, but he will not propose legislation now. He cited faith in voters and said he would oppose it as a matter of principle if Congress passes it. A hearing on a withholding measure led by Assemblyman John G. Yeunteran was postponed to mid April. Reagan indicated his reform tax package may be delayed to next year while proposing a property tax relief plan returning 155 million dollars to counties.
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UPL
Ronald Reagan
Sembly Revenue and ‘Taxation Committee
Reagan
Withholding
California Taxpayers Association
Ures
Veneman
Bagley
California
Arthur Murray
Assembly panel backs 5.5 10 percent faculty pay hike bill
California Assembly Education Committee approves a bill to raise University of California faculty salaries 5.5 percent and state college pay 10 percent per year. The measure, by Assemblyman Winfield Shoemaker, moves to the Ways and Means Committee on a 9-6 party line vote.
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D-Lompoc
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Shoemaker
Joint Legislative Committee On Higher Education
Robert
T. Monagan
R-Tracy
Kuchel vows defeat for political hucksters in California
Senator Kuchel told an open house crowd in Los Angeles that political hucksters selling “political aspirin” will be shunted aside by California voters. He urged financial restraint, endorsed a surcharge tax, and warned against accepting special interests while campaigning against Rafferty in the GOP primary. In Sacramento the Senate approved a $750,600 deficiency appropriation for crippled children’s services for Reagan to sign.
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Sen
Thomas FH. Kuchel
Los Angeles
Ruchel
Sacramento
UPT
Senate
Crippled Children
Ronald Reagan
Bill Would Ban Overpriced Medi Cal Drug Purchases
Assembly member Robert Crown proposed a bill to bar Medi Cal from buying drugs priced higher to retail pharmacies than to hospitals or clinics. The plan targets firms charging inflated wholesale prices and aims to save millions yearly, citing a drug maker with an $18.27 price for 500 tablets versus $14.03 to a hospital. The measure seeks equal terms for all prescription providers.
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Robert W. Crown
Ways and Means
Alameda Democrat
Solon Calls San Jose State Probe Over Education Crisis
Assemblyman Troyd Walke Wakefield, R South Gate, demands an investigation into San Jose State College accusing President Robert Clark of fostering revolution under higher education. He charges faculty with running the college and calls for cutting spending and removing professors who advocate immorality and anarchy in classrooms.
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Sacramento
UPS
Troyd Walkefield
South Gate
San Jose State College
Southern California
Robert Clark
Briggs Unruh unite on turtleneck sweater issue
In a rare bipartisan moment in Sacramento, Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and freshman Republican John Briggs backed wearing turtlenecks on the Assembly floor. A tongue in cheek vote of confidence fell 46 to 13, Briggs voting for Unruh.
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UPS
Democratic
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Briggs
Fullerton
Don Mulford
Linrith
Bagley Asks Reagan Back Housing Bill
Assemblyman William Bagley urges Governor Reagan to back the federal open housing bill after California’s two senators supported it. Bagley says the federal measure would cover more housing arrangements than California’s Rumford Open Housing plan, which Reagan says should be modified. Reagan responds that he has been waiting to be beseeched again.
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Bagley
Reagan
California
Reagan Visits Housing Built With Federal Funds
Gov Ronald Reagan toured a migrant farmworker housing project in Parlier built for 300000 by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity. The 125 units, not yet occupied, are limited to 180 days for grape workers and families. About 200 residents greeted him, with some picketing demanding concern for living conditions. He replied he had lived in a smaller house.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Reagan
Reagam
Classified ad urges customers to call for service
A concise ad prompts readers to dial HE 32-5959 to advertise business services with action driven classified notices.
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