California Budget Faces Bills and Transit Plans
Governor Brown backs tax withholding and quarterly payments shifts, with Assembly support wavering. A key gasoline tax bill moves, with Los Angeles County rapid transit funding could reach $15 million annually. Other actions include highway and utility tax changes, public works funding, and a four year moratorium debate on capital punishment.
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Acreage to be Doubled in Tulare and Kern Counties
Visalia region growers expect orange production north of the Tehachapis to double in ten years. Agricultural economists say naval plantings will double and Valencia acreage could rise fivefold. Expansion plans center on increased planting and sustained production growth.
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Citrus plantings expand in San Joaquin Valley grows toward 100000 acres
University economists estimate about 75000 acres have been planted, close to three quarters of the potential citrus acreage in San Joaquin Valley counties. By 1972 nearly all viable citrus land should be in use, with totals near 100000 acres. Some plantings occur on undeveloped land as field crops and irrigation expand.
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