Reagan dinner treasurer named in disclosure suits
California Attorney General Evelle Younger said he would file civil actions against the treasurer of the Reagan Appreciation Dinner Committee and other campaign treasurers for alleged failures to file disclosure statements. The suits target Frank Murphy, Jack Gonsalves, Gerandine Farris, and Joe Gonsalves, with claims tied to the Waxman Dymally Act and Prop 9 reforms. The People’s Lobby seeks a 50 percent state share of any judgment.
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Reagan defends quotes at farewell news conference
President Reagan said he never said many controversial lines attributed to him and urged reporters to accept that his statements were misreported. He clarified remarks about a Yosemite campaign event and a campus violence bloodbath, admitting only that "bloodbath" was a poor choice of words.
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Reagan appoints Wade to Sacramento County Board after deadlock
Gov. Reagan named Fred G. Wade 47 to the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors as his final eight year administration appointment. Wade, an ad agency owner, faced a unanimous four vote after Democrats and one Republican blocked other candidates amid a bitter partisan fight over the late Democrat Eugene Gualco successor.
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Three men charged in Compton HRD unemployment office robbery
Felony complaints allege three suspects robbed the HRD office at 1055 E Rosecrans Blvd in Compton last Tuesday. The men overpowered guards, fired a shot, and fled with 45 973 in cash and 31 in checks. Police recovered two handguns and linked one to a separate Inglewood hold up.
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Brown names 3 major appointees before taking office
Gov elect Edmund Brown selected Daniel Lowenstein to chair the Fair Political Practices Commission and Richard Carpenter to a key lobbying role for the League of California Cities. LeRoy Chatfield will head administration and Roy Bell becomes acting finance director, ensuring continuity in the budget process.
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San Marino man elected to head planners
Howard D. Martin of San Marino was elected chairman of the five member County Regional Planning Commission. He succeeds Owen H. Lewis and has a 25 year tenure with Continental Can Corp. and leads the Martin Shaw Foundation for Retarded Children of Los Angeles.
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