Miss Ray denies tapes as tape recorder claims swirl
A friend reports finding a hidden tape player in Miss Ray's apartment and others say she told of taping conversations with lawmakers. Her lawyers deny taping legislators while her adviser notes she may have taped reminiscences for a collaborator. Feig says outlets bid on rights and TV interviews may occur. Miss Ray says she has no tapes.
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Foes test Diamond Lane and lose ticketed by CHP
An armada of 40 to 50 cars with flags and signs protested the Santa Monica Freeway Diamond Lane by entering the exclusive lane during rush hour. CHP cited the drivers for using a restricted lane with fewer than three occupants as officers directed offending vehicles into the center divider. Protest planners said civil disobedience aimed to draw attention to the carpool experiment.
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Carter and Humphrey weigh platform and path to nomination
Carter criticized a costly party platform as risky to liberals while Humphrey weighs rallying uncommitted delegates. Humphrey plans possible candidacy, contacting allies and using Crangle’s draft committee as a base. New Jersey becomes pivotal as candidates jockey for momentum ahead of key primaries.
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Democratic Party
Brown backs nuclear storage and recycling prior to new plants
Governor Brown signed measures authorizing permanent storage of toxic radioactive wastes and recycling nuclear fuel before new plants are allowed. The bills create a State Energy Commission certification, subject to legislative review and veto, and require a study on site for underground deployment. Assemblymen Warren Goggin Nestande aided the legislation, with Brown addressing a 500 person luncheon and urging a strong vote against Carter in Tuesday’s primary.
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Bruce Nestande
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Golden Sails Inn
Simmy Carter
Carter
Church cancels California trip due to illness
Sen Frank Church, recovering from strep throat and fever, canceled Thursday campaign events in Northern California and planned to fly to Ohio. He stayed in Beverly Hills with a 102 degree fever, while staff said his fever had dropped and he was feeling better. The Idaho Democrat may not return to California before Tuesday's presidential primary as he shifts to Chicago and Toledo for campaigning.
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Los Angeles International
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Reagan denies hinting at war in Rhodesia
Reagan told supporters he is not proposing U S war in Rhodesia and only seeks U S mediation to prevent bloodshed. He stressed the U S and possibly Britain could help by guiding an orderly transition to majority rule, while criticizing press headline framing. Ford aides seized on the remarks to question his readiness for presidency.
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Hays Pressed to Quit Over Ray Affair
The House ethics probe on Representative Hays expands as calls grow for him to quit. A civil suit by the Justice Department could seek to recover public funds tied to Elizabeth Ray, with possible double-damages under the False Claims Act. Ray, who worked on the Hays staff, earned fourteen thousand dollars annually before dismissal.
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Georgia
Flynt
Miss Ray
Kenneth J. Gray
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Elizabeth Ray
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