Tax reform talks slow but possible compromise in sight
In Sacramento legislative negotiators and Gov. Ronald Reagan report slow progress on tax reform with cautious optimism for a compromise. Democratic Leader Moretti says both sides seek the same goals, debating the degree of relief and how to balance a proposed $800 million package with a budget deficit. The plan centers on property tax relief for homeowners and potential school aid, while Republicans view the path forward as uncertain yet promising.
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Cal Rampton Warns States On Federal Power Rise
Utah Governor Calvin Rampton told a Western Conference gathering that the 50 states face a peril from federal financial might. He urged governors and legislators to unite to resist federal encroachment as direct city dealings grow. Rampton echoed California Governor Reagan’s call for states to fight back and warned that state power is under unprecedented erosion. The talk followed New York mayor John Lind’s push for city state programs. A separate item notes the Senate approved a $69 625 anti venereal disease program for the State Department of Public Health.
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