Nixon backs fund raiser amid burglary probe
The White House says President Nixon has full confidence in Maurice H. Stans, his campaign fund raiser, despite an FBI and Justice Department inquiry into a $25,000 cashier’s check linked to the Dahlberg case. Stans would not discuss the matter. Dahlberg says the funds were turned over to Stans.
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California Legislature Recesses After Tax Clash
The California Senate and Assembly end a 19 month session with no tax relief or school finance bills passed. Reagan plans a 450 million tax cut upon return, while Democrats demand education funding. Mills signals possible November reconsideration and a push for a compromise on finance and reapportionment.
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McGovern reportedly picks Muskie for VP run
A source close to Edmund Muskie said George McGovern chose him for the vice presidential slot and Muskie would accept under conditions. The aide noted Muskie wanted to run his own campaign and have McGovern assume his campaign debts from the 1972 bid. They discussed the vacant spot for two hours and hinted at an announcement by weekend.
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Wallace declines as Schmitz chosen American nominee
Rep. John G. Schmitz of California wins the American Party presidential nomination on the first ballot after announcing a party switch from Republican. Wallace, hospitalized, declines citing health and draft concerns. Schmitz names Tom Anderson of Nashville as his running mate.
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Bremer insanity plea rejected in Wallace shooting case
Arthur Bremer was found guilty of shooting George C. Wallace and three bystanders at a Laurel Maryland rally on May 15. He received a 63 year prison sentence after the jury rejected his insanity plea and following brief deliberations. Bremer lamented that society should have protected him from himself.
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Community center plans revealed by Housing Authority
Housing Authority moves to acquire 2.66 acres on west Ocean Avenue for a community center that would serve the Boys' Club and other groups. Executive director Dick Mires aims to file plans with HUD for construction funds and to coordinate with GSA and Lompoc City Council before potential two to three year construction.
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Fire 90 Percent Contained at Big Sur Coastline
Big Sur California fire crews battled a mile wide river of flame still active along the Pacific coast as 1,000 firefighters with axes and shovels worked hand to hand. A Pacific fog aided containment while mop up crews patrolled 10 miles of fire lines around the 4,100 acre blaze.
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