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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1974

Page

3

Brown campaign attacks Flournoy over land grab in California

Ed mond Brown Jr. accused Flournoy of allowing a multimillion dollar land grab by a major contributor for the Hotel del Coronado expansion on Coronado Island. Flournoy said legal advice from Attorney General Younger guided his decisions and that a 1961 court ruling decided ownership, while a 1972 auditor general report urged action but was not acted on. Sacramento also reported the 1974 California State Fair revenue rising 7 percent to 2.4 million with 782,636 in attendance.

Bakcrsfield Edmond Brown Jr Houston Flournoy Hotel del Coronado San Diego Atty Evelle J. Younger M. Larry Lawrence Democratic Party Democrats Flourney State Lands Commission Legislative Auditor General Commission State Beach Brown Fanb Auditor General Peter Kaye Younger Kaye Coronado Island John Alessio Attorney General’s Office Lawrence Coronado Lands Commission Sacramento UPI California

Politician's Letter Compares Past Leaders and Fundraising

Beverly Hills AP reports a fundraising letter from the office of retiring Gov. Reagan asking for donations to Houston J. Flournoy, GOP candidate for governor. The letter recalls Pat Brown and Jesse Unruh in Sacramento and asks Republicans and Democrats to unite to stop Pat Brown Jr. from returning. Edmund G. Brown Jr. faces Flournoy as opponent. Brown declines the contribution offer.

Beverly Hills Edmund G Pat” Brown Hon. Brow Pat Brown Jesse Unruh Sacramento Gov Reagan Houston J. Flournoy Brown Edmund G. Brown Jr Flournoy

Reagan signs broad bill package repealing winner take all primaries

SACRAMENTO AP Gov Reagan signs 304 bills including repeal of the winner take all Democratic presidential primary measure. Other actions direct a $45 000 appropriation for Earl Warren history and open more PUC meetings to the public. Additional bills advance women rights credit card use in maiden names and aid for seeing eye dogs while many measures have little immediate impact.

Sacramento Reagan Earl Warren Public Utilities Commission Publc TILEY Atest Alfred Alqust Secretary of State California

Jewelry stolen from Long Beach home in burglary

Jewelry valued at 436 dollars was taken from the home of Jack Losden at 264 Eucalyptus Ave. Police said two men forced a bathroom window to gain entry in the burglary reported Tuesday.

Jack Losden Eucalyptus Ave Long Beach

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