California counties face 2.7 million welfare aid loss from federal cuts
Gov. Brown announced 15 counties will lose 2.7 million in welfare aid this month due to federal cutbacks totaling 8.8 million for the first quarter. San Francisco leads with 2.3 million, others include Santa Clara and Los Angeles, prompting borrowing from the general fund and potential lawsuits to challenge the cuts.
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Smith campaign gift testified during federal trial in San Diego
A former bank officer testified that C Arnholt Smith directed a $1000 donation to the Californians for Murphy campaign and was reimbursed by Sovereign State Capital. The witness said the money was recorded as an advance and connected to alleged 1972 Nixon campaign funding.
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