Reagan Rejects Trade Of School Aid For Welfare Cuts
In Sacramento Governor Reagan tied extra school aid to welfare cuts, blasting Democrat demands as blackmail. He refused to swap education funding for tax reform and urged pursuing separate school financing if more money is needed. Democrats delay a key tax bill vote as the stalemate continues toward the June primary.
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Tidelands Measure Torpedoed
SACRAMENTO The Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee rejected legislation to raise tidelands oil revenue shares for cities and counties despite supporting local interests like Huntington Beach. Assemblyman Burke eyed a smaller increase while noting countereffects on higher education funding and statewide revenue allocations. Senate panel approved a separate bill banning sex discrimination.
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Chicanos Rally Through Capitol to Lobby for Aid
About 200 Mexican-Americans paraded through California's Capitol in Sacramento after a noontime rally on Tuesday. They chanted Viva la Raza and We want Reagan outside Governor Reagan's office, briefly confronting seven guards. They urged lawmakers to back measures aiding the poor.
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Nonexistent Voters Bill Clears Senate
The Senate passed a bill by Sen. Lewis F. Sherman making it a misdemeanor to register to vote a nonexistent person or to register a person under a false name or address. The measure, approved 27 with no opposition, moves to the Assembly for consideration.
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