Hayakawa Says He Plans No Immediate Run for Office
Dr. Hayakawa of San Francisco State College said on Wednesday it will be months before he decides whether to seek political office in California. When asked what post he might pursue he joked about wanting to be emperor of California. He spoke after a private Assembly Ways and Means Committee session seeking more funding for the college amid student and faculty turmoil.
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Senate OKs Measure to Hike Bond Interest
SACRAMENTO UP I The Senate advanced a four bill package to lift the general obligation bond interest cap from 5 to 6 percent with voter ratification at the June 1970 primary. The plan would erase the 5 percent constitutional limit for future bonds and apply to currently unmarketable bonds. The measure passed 27 to 8.
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California Cities Back Withholding Tax Plan
California city governments testified in Sacramento in favor of withholding income tax receipts to share $115 million annually with cities. Ralph Anderson of the League of California Cities argued withholding would boost state revenue without raising rates, while Assemblyman James Hayes condemned the plan as immoral and warned against overreach by interests.
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League of California Cities
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Assembly OKs Bill Banning Demonstrations in Capitol
SACRAMENTO UP I The Assembly approved a bill to ban demonstrations and pickets inside the state capitol in a 43 to 27 vote sending the measure to the Senate Assemblyman Don Mulford said the rule would keep the capitol safe from violent protests like the one that reached Gov Ronald Reagan's office. Critics warned the bill could curb protest and likened it to criminalizing Moses carrying the Ten Commandments through the capitol. The debate featured references to a police report about the protest describing obscenities fires and roughing a police officer.
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Govern
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D-San Jose
Assembly OKs Medi Cal Fraud Measure
The California Assembly unanimously approved a bill to enhance prosecution of doctors filing false Medi Cal claims. The bill by Gordon W. Duffy would make falsifying claims punishable by up to five years in prison and a minimum $5,000 fine, sending to the Senate by a 64 to 0 vote. The measure is backed by the Reagan administration and the California Medical Association.
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California Senate approves 70 dollar property tax refund extension
Sacramento AP A Senate committee approved a bill extending the May 23 deadline for homeowners to file the $70 property tax refund for 1968. The measure by Assemblyman George W. Milias R Gilroy won unanimous approval and heads to the Finance Committee. Gov Reagan backs the extension. The original April 15 deadline caused confusion among elderly homeowners.
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