California Democrats unveil 21 plank platform
In Sacramento the State Democrats adopted a 21 plank platform described as detailed and inclusive. The document emphasizes youth women and minority representation with 40 percent women and 17 percent Mexican American and 13 percent black. It criticizes Governor Reagan and GOP policies while pledging consumer protection education labor and environmental goals.
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Nixon leads McGovern in latest Gallup poll
Gallup reports Nixon ahead by about 57 to 31 percent in a survey taken Aug 4 to Aug 6, with McGovern’s support dropping after Eagleton’s resignation. The poll notes a small decline from a prior poll and reflects shifts across demographics after the Democratic convention.
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Nixon eyes tax cut plan to cut local property taxes
President Nixon aims to reduce local property taxes by about Eh per cent or more in a second term. Efriichman, his top domestic aide, said revenue losses to districts would be replaced by federal funds raised through higher federal taxes.
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Diners abandon ship as barge restaurant sinks in Sacramento
In Sacramento a converted barge dining spot called the Galley began to flood when pumps failed and water seeped into the dining room. Owner's wife Mrs. Hal Schultz recalled guiding 19 customers to safety, with two dishwashers mopping as workers arrived, while the barge sank. The incident drew attention amid broader tax reform debate and Ehrlichman’s advisory role on domestic policy.
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43 rail cars plunge into ravine at Middleburg Heights
An out of service freight train from Baltimore and Ohio derailed Sunday, sending six cars into a ravine and taking track with them. Ninety feet of track collapsed. no injuries reported. Four loaded cars contained Valentine cards, auto parts, meat breading, and chicken. ten others were empty. Investigation notes the track had stood since 1912.
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GOP Platform Calls for Prayer Rights and Racial Segregation Stance
The GOP platform released in Miami Beach opposes busing for desegregation and backs school prayers while pledging to end de jure segregation. It supports gun ownership for legitimate use and self defense, and criticizes federal attempts at nationwide gun controls. Democrats at their prior convention are said to have defended busing and avoided taking a stand on prayer.
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Reagan opens door to 1976 bid in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan hinted he might run for president in 1976, saying age is not a barrier and he holds no plans after his 1974 gubernatorial term. A Miami poll found 17 percent of delegates favored him for the GOP nomination, with Reagan presiding at the California delegation events amid security and cheering supporters.
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GOP Gold Rush Plank Prompts Private Ownership Debate
Miami Beach writers report a GOP platform proposal to legalize private ownership of gold possibly triggering a new gold rush. Experts note historical booms in 1848 and later periods, with projections of production increases if prices rise. Analysts caution on capital and market feasibility, while mining engineers foresee Idaho and western states could seed new ventures if prices reach sufficient levels.
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Reagan criticized on Methadone cut
AP reports a California methadone program funding cut drew sharp criticism from Dr. Chiten Z. Alexander of Tucson and state Sen. John Vasconcellos of San Jose. They denounced Gov. Reagan's veto of AB 262 which would have allocated 5.02 million to the Department of Mental Hygiene for methadone maintenance, arguing it undermines heroin treatment and public safety.
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The Pail Reviews ACAMONADUCR aero ee MINTAHSA
Mistranscribed ad style items announce a publication by Reviaty toy band Publisbed Vailfivor with a business manager at a Californian post office. The notice lists subscription rates and a postal address, reflecting an early 20th century ad insert.
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