Brown Leads Record $8 Million Primary Spending
California campaign finance figures show the June 4 gubernatorial primary generating over 8 million dollars in combined gifts and loans. Democratic Edmund G. Brown Jr. tops the spending, with notable inputs from Hollywood, financial firms, and industry donors.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Lou Warner
Hollywood Film Industry
Savings and Loan Associations
California Cigarette Concessions Inc
Houston I. Flournoy
Secretary of State
Flournoy
James D. Garibaldi
Richard Rohrbach
Boise Cascade Corp
Spelman Prentice
Bob Moretti
Billie Jean King
William Matson Roth
Lurline
Fce
Ronald Reagan
Ed Reinecke
Jerome Waldie
Antioch
Moretti
Assembly
John Knox
Richmond
Joan Palevsky
George McGovern
Leon S. Wyler
Beverly Hills
Tool Research and Engineering
Severe Midwest storm capsizes boats and injures several
Violent weather across Chicago and lower Michigan left at least two dead as tornadoes and 70 mph winds disrupted travel and damaged property. A Northwest Orient 747 was spun and its wing damaged at O'Hare. In Michigan a van was crushed by a falling tree. others injured in trailer parks and in Sanilac County. In Miami a strike begins as 1600 union members push for a contract with National Airlines amid wage and vacation terms.
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United Press International
Chicago
Lower Michigan
Oakland County
Mich
Sanilac County
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
O'Hare International Airport
O'Hare
Stanley Larsen
Pontiac
Ill
Terre Haute
Ind
Chorubusco
Fort Wayne
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Cranston urges more Cal veteran jobs
Sen. Alan Cranston says California Vietnam veterans should receive 9,500 of 37,500 potential public service jobs pending Congress action. He warns the Labor Department must enforce the law or the figure will be lower. He notes national and California veteran shares under the program.
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Cranston
Cal
Oakland
UPI
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
California
Labor Department
Amvets
Fornia Veterans
Ehrlichman legal practice suspended in Washington
Former presidential aide John Ehrlichman faces temporary suspension from practicing law in Washington after his conviction on perjury and conspiracy charges. The State Bar Association will review the case, determine if permanent disbarment is warranted, and file documents with the state Supreme Court for suspension. He plans to appeal.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
John Ehrlichman
Washington State
Cleary S. Cone
State Bar Association
Ehrlichman
Washington, D.C
Daniel Ellsberg
Cone
Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Small city crime jumps cited in 1974 first quarter
FBI data show a 15 percent national rise in serious crime in the first three months of 1974. Suburban, rural and small cities under 25 000 saw the largest gains, with violent crime up four percent overall. Larceny, burglary, and auto theft led property crime increases, while regionally the South rose 23 percent and the North 9 percent.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
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Baldwin Music
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