Solons Split on Big Budget in California Senate and Assembly
In Sacramento the Senate passed a 2.4825 billion budget with a 30 to 5 vote and signaled no tax cuts this year. The Assembly approved 2.489 billion, about 17 million above Brown’s request, while both houses remain Democratic controlled. A joint conference committee will reconcile differences, including cigarette tax shifts and tax cuts. Brown warned of drastic action if the legislature sends an unbalanced budget and surplus language.
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Senate Amends State Budget and Tax Reductions
A scrambled Sacramento report notes the Senate amended the state budget to reduce taxes and fees, shifting credits and suspending parts of tax on goods and services. It references lawmakers McCarthy Shaw Teale and others, with mentions of income tax cuts, sales tax adjustments, and regulatory steps affecting various sectors. The piece cites assembly passage, committee actions, and policy aims across taxation, pensions, recreation, and corporate oversight.
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Wife to Divorce Cosmetic Tycoon in Amicable Settlement
Mrs. Johanna Katrinka de Knecht Revson, wife of Charles H. Revson, announces an amicable divorce settlement in which she will receive more than 24 million dollars. She plans to divorce next month in Alabama, keeping custody of their two teenage sons and ownership of their home in Ree.
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Estate of Countess Mountbatten Leaves Rich Will
The Countess Mountbatten reportedly left an estate of 1,641,034 in her will published Thursday. An executor said the total estate may exceed 2,800,000 but death duties would absorb about 80 percent. The countess died last February in Boynet.
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