California lawmakers spent 3 million on salaries and expenses
Records show California taxpayers paid 1,991,071 for assembly salaries and expenses and 1,027,376 for the Senate in the past year. Total 1972 figures are provisional as some claims may be late. Notable totals include Bagley 29668 with 1508 travel and Brophy 22855.
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Salary breakdown of 1972 California legislators
State controller records list Assembly and Senate salaries for 1972. Names and amounts include Arnett 25832 and Behr 24563 in the Assembly, and Alquist 26457 and Moscone 24432 in the Senate, among many others.
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Finch Plans California Run for Governor or Senate
Former Nixon cabinet member Robert H. Finch, the state’s top vote getter, reenters politics and says he will decide by late March whether to seek governor or U.S. Senate. He notes strong polls for either race and plans a cautious precandidacy while consulting GOP leaders.
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Pro tem leadership fight looms in California Senate
In a 19 19 split Sacramento Senate no adjournment, GOP leader Fred Marler Jr. seeks the 21 votes to topple James Mills who was reelected in January. Burgener’s resignation shifts balance to 19 19 as special elections loom for Carrell and Burgener.
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Inquest Set in Fraternity Prank Death of Student
Coroner orders January 17 inquest into the death of Fred Bronner, a 21 year old college student left by Chi Chi Chi fraternity members in Angeles National Forest. The three brothers claim they intended a talk and walk off, while investigators consider accidental death or homicide. If ruled at the hands of another, the trio faces criminal charges.
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