Bipartisan six steer practical tax reform in California
In Sacramento a six member bipartisan Assembly group is shaping a practical tax reform plan. Assemblyman Bagley heads the six, with Republicans Biddle and Wilson and Democrats Moretti Zenovich and Siero ty. They seek relief for higher taxpayers while creating alternate revenue sources, amid critique of the Reagan plan.
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Bipartisan Assembly
San Francisco
William J. Bagley
San Anselmo
State Chamber of Commerce
Bagley
Caspar W. Weinberger
Gov. Reagan
Weinberger
Flournoy
Reagan
Leslie Howe
Sacramento
California
Retailers
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Berryhill Wins Assembly Seat by 47-Vote Margin
Republican Clare L. Berryhill defeated Democrat Ernest Latoste by 47 votes in Stanislaus and San Joaquin counties to capture an Assembly seat. Berryhill will fill the unexpired term of Veneman and faces re election in 1970 after Veneman left for a federal post. Berryhill, 43, a Ceres farmer, campaigned as a conservative aligned with Governor Reagan.
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Berryhill
Assembly
Smodesto
UPI
Clare L. Berryhill
California
Stanislaus
San Joaquin
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Ernest Latoste
GOP
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John
Veneman
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Ceres
Assembly Passes Liability Bill On Pimping
Sacramento Assembly approves a bill to hold women liable for pimping after delaying debate to clear the viewing gallery of children. The measure by Assemblyman Robert Beverly aims to close a legal gap, with Assemblyman Mike Cullen noting current law and citing a historical precedent about gender roles in voting.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Robert Beverly
Manhattan Beach
Mike Cullen
Long Beach
Bay Conservation Bill Passes Assembly in California
A bill by Assemblyman John T. Knox to extend the life of the Bay Conservation and Development Commission and expand its shore jurisdiction sailed through the Assembly by 55 votes to 9. It heads to the Senate with an uncertain outlook as it proposes strict controls on bay development and prolongs the commission’s existence beyond the current session.
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San Francisco
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John T. Knox
de Richmond
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Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Commission
There may not be a return of any money Col
Fragmentary OCR notes report a statement by Col noting possible no refund of funds amid a dispute. The text hints at a financial cut or reduction and flags uncertainty about recovering money. No named individuals beyond Col are readable.
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