Hayakawa profile frames GOP Senate front-runner image
Oroville AP dispatch profiles S. I Hayakawa, former San Francisco State College president and leading four-man GOP hopeful in California. He presents as a common-sense nonpolitician, touting limited government, business growth, and GOP outreach while facing a likely clash with Democrat John Tunney if he wins June primary.
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California public funding bill for governor candidates advances
A California Assembly vote favors a system to allow taxpayers to check off a portion of state tax returns to fund statewide campaigns starting with the governor race. The plan would match private contributions up to three times and could reach about 4.6 million dollars by 1978, though no primaries or legislative races would be funded. Opposition cited hypocrisy and concerns over public funds subsidizing politicians.
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