Revisions in Tax Bill Pass Unit
In Sacramento the Senate Transportation Committee approved a bill to abandon a 25-year formula dividing highway funds between Northern and Southern California. The vote 8-3, with Northern senators opposing, moves the bill to the Senate Finance Committee.
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Sacramento
Senate Transportation Committee
California
Lawrence Walsh
Huntington Park
State Highway Commission
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Alan Short
Stockton
Los Angeles
Short
California State Automobile Association
John P. Fraser
CSAA
Gas Tax Change for Transit May Pass Senate
Democratic Sen. James J. Mills of San Diego forecasts a Senate vote on a constitutional amendment to divert portions of gasoline taxes from highways to urban transit. The measure would let counties decide by vote to reallocate state and local gas tax receipts, potentially funding rapid transit and pollution planning. Co authors include 13 Democrats and 13 Republicans, mostly urban.
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Sacramento
UPT
George Millas
Gilroy
Millas
Natural Resources and Conservation Committee
Sishily
Joankin
Senate
Howevieit
James J. Mills
San Diego
Hir Hng
Mills
Dalot
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Collier
Transportation Committee
James R. Mills
Walsh
Senate Finance Committee
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Lewis F. Sherman
Berkeley
Richmond
Douglas St. John
Virginia
St. John
Department of Motor Vehicles
Sam Murphy
John
Assembly
James Mulls
Northeast
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Northeast Airlines
Zenith
TWA