Nixon expects no recession or tax boost in 1974
White House spokesman Gerald Warren says President Nixon is confident no recession next year and no tax increase will be needed. He notes advisers expect a balanced budget can be achieved, inflation lowered, and price stability restored with government restraint. The minimum wage bill, opposed by Nixon, awaits White House action as he plans to leave California for Camp David for Labor Day.
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Tail section control problem injures five on flight 742
A Boeing 707 on TWA Flight 742 from Hong Kong to San Francisco with stops injured five people after a suspected elevator control failure in the tail caused violent movement over the Pacific. Three passengers were seriously hurt, two stewardesses sprained backs, and several others lightly injured. The jet diverted to Los Angeles for emergency landing at LAX with fire crews on standby.
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Moretti backs from Capital clemency
SACRAMENTO UPI Democratic Speaker Bob Moretti said he would not automatically commute death sentences if elected governor. He would use clemency only where there is doubt and less than ample proof of guilt. He defended Legislative Analyst A Alan Post against Reagan charged distortions.
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Senate passes campaign finance reform bill SB509
The Senate voted 30 to 3 to tighten state laws requiring candidates to disclose campaign expenditures and contributions. Author Sen. Mervyn M. Dymally called the measure genuine reform, meant to head off Common Cause's tougher initiative.
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Iran to join ICCS peace team in Saigon
A five man Iranian advance party arrives in Saigon today to join the International Commission of Control and Supervision. Ambassador Assad Fadrri will head the Iran delegation as the ICCS resumes cease fire and prisoner exchange supervision after Canada left.
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Post to give committee real facts on tax plan
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post testifies before the Assembly Ways and Means Committee to counter Reagan’s tax ceiling claims. He warns the plan would cut state spending by about 620 million and raise local taxes, threatening city, county and school funding and increasing borrowing.
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Nixon foils newsmen in auto chase
President Nixon sped from pursuing reporters in Southern California while Secret Service blocked news cars. He drove through Oceanside and Camp Pendleton amid renewed friction over a (now suspended) arrangement to notify major outlets about his movements.
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