Brown proposes unicameral California Legislature
Democrat Edmund G Brown Jr calls for a one house state legislature while campaigning for governor, saying he would pursue a unicameral system to speed lawmaking. He cites support from some leaders but faces opposition from Senate President Pro Tem James Mills and labor groups wary of Prop 17. Brown criticizes Reagan leadership and backs formal talks with lawmakers.
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Oakland
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Nebraska
Hannaford opens campaign office in 34th District
Democratic nominee Mark Hannaford, 34th District, will officially open his campaign headquarters from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at 2604 East Carson Street. A reception at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Terry Moshenko residence honors him, with $12.50 per person reservations by calling 421-2785. The Torchbearers meet 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Dutch Village Bowling Center to discuss membership under Lakewood Democratic Club President Beverly Evans.
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E. Carson St
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Terry Moshenko
Lakewood Democratic Club
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Lakewood
Beverly Evans
Taxpayers sue Flournoy over unclaimed bank funds
Sacramento AP report states taxpayers seek an injunction to force State Controller Houston Flournoy to audit banks and recover millions in unclaimed funds. Lawyers Gary Near and a San Francisco colleague allege illegal service charges and missing interest on dormant accounts, claiming $100 million at stake and urging disclosures to depositors.
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California
San Francisco
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Tempel Flournoy
Near
Flournoy
Republican Controller's Office
State Senate
Los Angeles Times
New suit seeks to oust Reinecke over perjury conviction
People's Lobby again sues Atty. Gen. Younger in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking permission to sue Reinecke. They argue Reinecke is ineligible due to a Washington DC jury finding him guilty of lying to the Senate committee in 1972, tied to ITT pledge discussions. Sentencing for Heinecke is set for Oct. 1, while Younger has ruled he need not leave office before then.
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Evelle J. Younger
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Younger
Reinecke
People’s Lobby
Washington, D.C
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Heinecke
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John Mitchell
ITT
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High Court
Ford assigns Cranston to sector economy summit
President Ford asked Senator Cranston of California to attend a sector summit on the economy in Los Angeles on September 20. Cranston plans to attend and said Congress should act on inflation measures this year rather than wait until next year to review Ford's proposed package.
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Flournoy plans economy huddle with President Ford
Flournoy, a Republican candidate for California governor, said he will meet President Ford at the White House on Sept 19 to urge inflation controls. He seeks a $200 million federal spending cap and looser home loan policies, while asking Ford to campaign with Nelson Rockefeller in California.
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GOP
Washington
Abortion by force outlawed in welfare ruling
Gov. Reagan signed a bill prohibiting loss of welfare and public benefits for anyone refusing abortion or sterilization. The law prevents a mother with four children from being dropped from welfare rolls for refusing to have an abortion to avoid a fifth birth.
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