Reagan and Democrats clash over California tax reform
In Sacramento Welfare reform taxes and the budget top the agenda as Governor Reagan and Democratic leaders prepare for a summit. Lawmakers work on a balance budget while debates hinge on tax increases and property tax relief. A major hearing on a 2 billion tax shift raised questions about controls and spending limits.
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Richardson Pushes Revival of Un American Activities Panel
Senate Republican H L Richardson in Sacramento cites a Maoist shift by Black Panthers as justification to revive the un American activities committee. He plans to subpoena enforcement officials and potential witnesses at a Wednesday hearing, seeking up to 950000 for the panel and files sealed by Mills. Richardson notes support from two Rules Committee Republicans, with two Democrats likely opposed.
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Bobby Hilliard
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Love bead candy recalled after poisoning in Sacramento
SACRAMENTO UPI A seven year old girl Erin Lynch suffered food poisoning after eating a dollar size love bead medallion from a Sacramento store. The FDA said cadmium levels were high and 13 cases were severe. Distributors ordered a nationwide callback with all candy removed by week’s end.
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State senate OKs land access bill
The Senate approved SB 504 by 27 to 2 to curb private land access in recreation areas near oceans rivers and lakes requiring explicit owner permission to use such lands. Senator Lagamarsi argued the measure protects ownership rights while Senator Gregorio urged caution noting limited beach access in California. The bill heads to the Assembly. Pope Paul VI to issue social issues message for sixth anniversary of Rerum Novarum.
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Supreme Court
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Atlen Gregorio
Dsan Mateo
California
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California Assembly Senate action on governor appointments and bills
A partial Sacramento summary reports Governor appointments confirmed to boards and commissions and a slate of bills advancing. Highlights include AB 141 on leave due to death, AB 110 on education staff roles, AB 864 on servicemen spouses, AB 1204 on construction safety, and utility oversight changes. Also notes labor, land, and taxation measures and a push for broad working conditions reforms. The report lists legislators and party designations tied to the measures.
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Ed Olor
Caares
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Cemminge
Republican County
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Usati
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Knox
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Fats
Aovernoe
Ihe
Bill
Aide Murphy
Beverly ‘Sills
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Fightey
R-Sanuer
Renulra
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D-Torrance
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Leann B. Eagan
Youthority Board
Norval
Yous
Coge- Ginatian Council
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Coren
Takien County Sunuevisers
Adont Sary Ncanen
Hovse
Pan Pay
Utilities Commission
Alquisle DiSan Jong
Revenue short by $60 million lowers state budget plans
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post told a League of California Cities gathering that personal income tax intake through April was about 50 million below February estimates and overall tax revenue may decline. Bank and corporate taxes were roughly 10 million under estimates while late payments could push totals higher. A Whitlam-led Australian Labor delegation will visit China in late June, a party source said.
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Ribicoff Blasts HEW Welfare Deviations From Federal Law
Senator and former HEW secretary Abraham Ribicoff charged that HEW is setting an illegal precedent by approving California welfare departures from federal guidelines. He urged a GAO probe to determine possible federal law violations, warning of bypassed standards and governor governed waivers. HEW cited 38 stated changes as federally approvable while withholding details, and noted California’s limited waiver allowing charges to medically indigent but not to welfare recipients.
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Social Security Act
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John Twlaame
Arson Bombing Damages Two Jeeps at Sheridan Armory Baltimore
Two Jeeps at the Army Reserve's Sheridan Armory in Baltimore were heavily damaged by an explosion and fire early today. Seven other explosive devices were found at the armory. No injuries reported. Arson investigators deem the devices firebombs. FBI involvement confirmed.
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