Brown warns parties in trouble and hints third party risk
California Governor Edmund Brown Jr says both Democrats and Republicans are "getting a bit derailed" and warns that a new party may arise if they do not wake up. In a wide interview he defends a mixed liberal conservative record, questions two party relevance, and envisions possible realignments while affirming he remains a Democrat.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund Brown Jr
Associated Press
Brown
Sierra Club
State Resources Agency
Ronald Reagan
Melvin Fields
18 Pupils Sue Taft School Over Coercion Allegations
The case, filed by a San Francisco law reform group on behalf of 18 Taft pupils, targets the school system over alleged coercion related to treatment of a behavior condition described as disruptive. The suit does not challenge drug use itself but focuses on practices within the district.
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Taft
Calif
San Francisco
William Kent
Cairns
Agnes Taft
Tarr
Jamie
Schaffer
Kent
Schrag
Nassi Is King Of The Closeouts
LOS ANGELES AP Sam Nassi the 53 year old millionaire president of the Sam Nassi Co. is liquidating 540 Grant stores as part of the bankruptcy liquidations. He says the deal could net him 6 to 7 million and describes himself as the country s leading liquidator. Since starting in 1973 he has liquidated stores in 48 states with last year s sales exceeding 100 million. The Grant bankruptcy is the largest so far for his firm and its assets and liabilities were 1.03 billion and 1.16 billion respectively at filing. He runs a lean team with four permanent staff and 42 freelance liquidators.
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Los Angeles
W.T. Grant
United States
Sam Nassi
Nassi
Averyeee
Sporting Goods
White Front
California
Grant
U.S
Penn Central
Theortheast
Paper Mill Opening Is Postponed In Lincoln New England mill delayed
The New England re and Paper Co newsprint mill in Lincoln New Hampshire postpones its opening to Sunday due to a delay installing and testing a boiler. The boiler sat on a Wakefield railroad siding for three weeks before state workers arrange trucking to the site.
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Lincoln
N.H
New England Re and Paper Co
Oe Company
Ever Gould
Gould
Wakefield
State Public Works and Highway Department
Bay Staters Drive Belts Tight in Crazy Commute
Massachusetts drivers are famed for risky maneuvers yet show a lower fatality rate of 3.4 per 100 million miles, far beneath the national 3.6. Insurance costs highlight the danger, with higher premiums than New Hampshire and Manhattan, while law enforcement here is lax. Experts debate whether Massachusetts drivers are inherently worse or simply more reckless, with anecdotes from drivers and a Harvard student illustrating cautious attitudes amid aggressive traffic behavior.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Bay
Anhattan
New Hampshire
Manhattan
Insurance Institute of Highway Safety
Richard E. McLaughlin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Office Ofublic Safety
California
McLaughlin
Scofflaws
Washington
Leon Robertson
Steve Call
Harvard
Ohio
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Young Call
Steve
Sydney Marshal Turner
Chicago Is In Sound Fiscal Shape
Chicago appears fiscally sound amid New York City's crisis. Mayor Daley cites stable governance, strong revenue sources, and independent boards controlling schools, hospitals, and transit as key factors. Budget shows a $14 million surplus in 1974 and $3 million projected for 1975, with debates on future tax base and Daley's departure.
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Chicago
New York City
Richard J. Daley
New York
Richard Rosett
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business
Daley
Litral Arena
Daniel Walker
Ilinois General Assembly
Caren Aa
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Democratic Party
Themocratic Party
Party of Change
United Nations
French Republic
Berkeley
San Francisco Bay
West ST. Motor Sales
West ST
Biddeford
OPE Sufeciey
Kodak Colorsilk
eSeRve
LaVerdiere
Kodak
Laverdiere’s
Super Drug Store
Five Points
Taft City
Gordon Cairns
Eter Schrag
New
Sheraton Inn
South
Portland
Maine Mall
Raymond O. Audio Insurance Agency
Elm St
Hall
Bay State
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