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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1975

Page

8

Reagan fund raising outpacing Ford as mail appeals flood in

Reports show Ronald Reagan supporters raise nearly three times the per day average of Ford as the Reagan campaign expands its mail fundraising program. About two thirds of Reagan gifts are under 100 dollars while Ford's under 100 dollars are less than one percent. The Reagan committee reports 9s 462.66 since July 15 and Ford's 706 925.75 since June 20. Reuters style: Eberle says over 1.8 million letters sent to Republicans and conservative groups with 15 000 donors so far.

Washington Roald Reagan Ford Reagan Reagan Group California Citiens Federal Election Commission Reagan Committee Bruce Eberle

Nixon funds still contested in 1972 campaign

The Nixon 1972 campaign committee reported it has over 1.5 million on hand while facing lawsuits and demands from Watergate figures. The liquidation trust has paid only 41 thousand amid numerous claims led by John Mitchell’s former law firm and Maurice Stans seeking about 150 thousand plus fees and testimony hours.

Washington UPD Richard M. Nixon Campaign Liquidation Trust Federal Election Commision Atty John Mitchell New York City Robert L. Vesco Mitchell Commerce Maurice F. Stans Vesco Stans Watergate Grand Jury

Democrats vote to curb open debate at national convention

The Democratic National Committee approved a rule requiring 25 percent backing to force minority committee reports to the floor at the 1976 convention in New York City. Chairman Robert S. Strauss warned previous, longer conventions split the party and vowed unity while opposing critics who say the plan stifles dissent.

Washington Democratic National Committee New York City Mittee National Committee Robert S. Strauss George McGovern Strauss Chicago Miami

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