Orange County Leaders Host Inflation Fight Bid
Houston Flournoy and Eenond G. Brown Jr invited county businessmen to form a partnership against inflation and unemployment. Brown, state secretary, attacked big government while Flournoy warned against higher taxes, with Walton from the outgoing Reagan administration delivering a hard line on spending. Both candidates backed land use planning and clashed over tax policy as the annual Economic Outlook Conference drew 500 delegates in Anaheim.
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Eenond G. Brown Jr
Orange County
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Los Angeles County
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Industry
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Larry Lawrence
Weicker May Run as Independent in 76
U S Senator Lowell Weicker says he may leave the Republican Party and seek reelection in 1976 as an independent. He plans to decide before the January congressional session and will not join the Democratic party under any condition. He criticizes the GOP for inaction and says he’s been snubbed at party functions.
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Lowell Weicker
R-Cann
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Senate Watergate Committee
Preferential Job Entry Alleged for Chief Justice Burger's Son
A U S House manpower subcommittee says Wade Burger, son of Chief Justice Warren E Burger, was hired by the General Services Administration through preferential treatment. The panel plans to recommend termination or forced merit-based reappointment. Evidence cited includes a predetermined placement and lack of competitive hiring. Wade Burger, 38, had been a special assistant in space management since 1970 with a 320,671 annual salary.
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House Manpower Subcommittee
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David Trenderson
D-N.c
Wade Burger
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Mills audit asked rival cites Tidal Basin cost
Judy Petty, Republican challenger to House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills, reversed her pledge, demanding a full disclosure of Mills finances and an IRS audit after citing the Tidal Basin incident and Mills' alleged expenses. She linked Mills to Annabell Battistella, suggesting possible financial wrongdoing.
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Judy Petty
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Ways and Means Committee
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