Harmer Says Appointment Boosts Campaign For Lt Governor
California’s new lieutenant governor John Harmer said his appointment benefits both his race and Democratic opponent Mervyn Dymally. He noted voters barely knew either candidate before the surprise appointment and expects the move to energize the campaign while he focuses on energy and housing policy over the next three months.
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Reagan urges budget cuts over tax hikes for inflation
Cov. Reagan told President Ford he opposes any tax increase and urged immediate federal budget cuts of about five percent in domestic programs. He urged across the board cuts to tackle inflation, arguing bloated government as the root cause and noting Ford’s planned plan may include a five percent corporate tax surcharge. Reagan pressed for inflation-proof Congress through cuts, while maintaining Ford’s 1972 mandate against new taxes.
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Prop 17 spending splits supporters and foes near equal
Campaign reports show Friends of the River opposing the New Melones Dam spent 115 066 dollars while Californians Against Prop 17 reported 116 236 dollars. The measure on the November 5 ballot would halt further dam construction, with conservationists warning of loss of a nine mile river rapids and supporters citing irrigation needs.
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Supervisor Ted Sheedy Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving
Sacramento County Supervisor Ted Sheedy pleaded guilty to drunk driving on Monday and said he wanted to be treated.
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Woman pleads guilty to drink driving after chase
Sheedy, 32, admitted guilt to driving while intoxicated following a police chase along Third Street. Added counts of reckless driving and taking part in a speed contest were dropped after the plea. The incident began early Sept 4 when officers pursued Sheedy, ending when her car struck a switch engine.
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