Congress Stalls Over Federal Campaign Funds Act Delays
Washington reports Congress delays at the Federal Elections Commission leave presidential campaigns short of nearly 2.4 million dollars in federal funds. Ford seeks 909,979. Reagan 436,134. Carter 372,492. Udall 290,587. Jackson 155,367. Wallace yet to file. Funding gaps force campaigns to trim primaries in Pennsylvania and Texas ahead of next week’s recess.
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UPI
Federal Elections Commission
Congressio
Supreme Co
Congress
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Pennsylvania
Texas
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
George Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Henry Jackson
Carter
Udall
Jackson
Wallace
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Ford records tax refund of eleven thousand six hundred thirty one
President Ford after paying forty two percent of his 1975 income in taxes received an federal income tax refund of 11631 The White House released figures showing Ford's 1975 gross income 251991 with held 106200 in taxes 94568 to federal and 1194 to state and local taxes He also noted $200000 salary $50000 presidential expenses and $1991 other earnings The taxable income was 204605 with deductions for exemptions itemized expenses medical care donations and interest on personal loans
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Michigan
Nelsen
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Court endorses bank records privacy setback in tax case
The Supreme Court ruled 7 2 that bank customers have no constitutional right to privacy over records held by banks for IRS access. The decision upheld broad government access and limited warrants for bank documents in tax investigations.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Kathleen
Warren E
Brennan
Marshall
Byron R. White
PG&E Attacks Nuclear Safety Report From Opponents
Pacific Gas and Electric Co criticizes a report by Californians for Nuclear Safeguards alleging utilities and federal regulators failed to protect California atomic plants from earthquakes. The four page document, by five geologists, claims sites near active faults risk disastrous failure.
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Sacramento
UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
California
Californians For Nuclear Safeguards
Pg&e
Public Notice Estate of Jered Millard in Santa Barbara County
Creditors of Jered Millard deceased must file claims with vouchers within four months after March 31 1976. Claims may be presented to Douglas D Kappler at 116 F College Ave Lompoc CA 93436 or with Elaine G Millard Special Administratrix. Notices run Apr 4 7 14 21 28 1976.
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Douglas D Rappler
F. College Ave. P.O
Lompoc
County of Santa Barbara
State of California
Elaine G Millard
Douglas D Kappler
H. Kappler
College Ave
Middendorf urges stronger Navy to keep US ahead
Navy Secretary J. William Middendorf told a Cincinnati audience the U S must strengthen the fleet to remain No 1 as the Soviet Union closes the gap. He said the U S now has only half the ships it had six years ago but remains superior in submarines aircraft carriers and trained sailors.
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Cincinnati
UPS
J. William Middendorf
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
Middendorf
U.S
Soviets
America
California Legislature Advances Water Board Chair Appointed
Governor names John Bryson, former Portland attorney, as chairman of the Water Resources Board. Senate panels back measures affecting juvenile court privileges, plea bargaining ban in felonies, retirement at 70 for judges, and written justification of criminal decisions. Assembly makes no major action.
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Portland, Ore
State Water Resources Board
Senate
California
Robbins
van Nuys
Carpenter
Newport Beach
Long
Monterey Park
Russell
R-Tujunga
Arms guarantee bill rejected by panel
California gun rights measure failed 5-2 in the Senate Judiciary Committee in a surprise move. Author H L Richardson of Arcadia vowed to press the full Senate next week, blaming absentee attendance for the defeat. A concurrent ACA95 amendment by Assemblyman Briggs was set for Assembly Criminal Justice Committee action.
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UPI
Sen
H.L. Richardson
Arcadia
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