Brown Flournoy clash over bank service charge funds
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Edmund G Brown Jr accuses Houston Flournoy of not telling the truth about bank service charges that banks withhold from the state as Brown warns the state may lose up to 100 million. Flournoy disputes the legal certainty of state entitlement and cites potential litigation. Brown also discusses pension benefits for legislators and debates with other statewide candidates amid local strikes and a Gentek Resources Fund probe.
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Flournoy
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R.downey
Quveday
Los Angeles
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March Fong
William Norris
Gentek Resources Fund
State Corporation Commissioner's Office
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Evelle Younger
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Professor Boren Sweeps Oklahoma Primary With Broom Brigade
Oklahoma City UP I reports Professor David Boren, 33, led in the Democratic governor runoff with a reform platform and a "broom brigade" to sweep out the old guard defeating Cowboy Clem Rogers McSpadden. Boren will face Republican Jim Inhofe in November. Edmondson and Nesbitt also battle for the Senate nomination, with Edmondson leading but facing Henry Bellman in the general election.
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Clem Rogers McSpadden
Oklahoma
Boren
Jim Inhofe
Tulsa
Ed Edmondson
Charles Nesbitt
Senate
Edmondson
Dewey Bartlett
Henry Bellman
Wie
McSpadden
Bowen
Simon says U S will escape a low mood economy
Treasury Secretary William Simon told the House Budget Committee that the United States will escape a low mood and dismissed predictions of economic disaster as counterproductive. The hearing featured sharp exchanges between Union leaders and Republicans before settling into debate on anti inflation and budget policy.
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United States
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Ullman
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Rival says Cory acts for backers
Sacramento dispatch reports William Bagley accuses Democratic challenger Kenneth Cory of acting at the bidding of two million dollar Orange County donors. Bagley claims donors Cella and O’Neill shaped strategy to block a special election by rallying Cory to defeat the measure in the primary battle.
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UPI
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Mentiolier
Orange County
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Bagley
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Cella
O'Neill
Istead
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Ken Cory
Lawmakers Move Briggs Bill Through Committee Climb
In Sacramento Assemblyman Tahir Briggs of Fullerton guides his bill through a key committee as supporters accuse opponents of pressure tactics. Bagley says the measure targets coordination of local governance in Orange County with various aid networks and accountability concerns.
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R-Fullerton
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