Californias newest fiscal year ends with cash surplus of 392 million
California's general fund ended the 1973-74 year with a 392 million cash balance as smoking drinking and racetrack bets boosted revenues. Controller Houston Flournoy noted final figures await mid August completion after bills are paid.
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Sacramento
UPI
Flournoy
Near killer drought grips U.S. agriculture and heat waves hit Texas
Plains farmers face a killer drought as hot dry weather threatens crops and livestock. Nebraska leaders warn of $1 billion impacts while South Dakota reports anthrax in cattle. Central Kansas and western Missouri remain dry with little rain. Texas endures a 106 degree heat wave with three weeks no rain.
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United Press International
Exon
M.D. Mitchell
South Dakota
Mitchell
Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
Kan
Cool
Tex
Lone Star State
Red River
College Station
Lufkin
Abilene and
Childress
Prop 9 spending shows pro side three to one lead
Final spending reports detail Prop. 9 backing from labor and business groups in a near one million dollar race. Proponents report about $692 000 raised while opponents total roughly $221 000 with major donors including BankAmerica Southern Pacific PG&E COPE and the California Labor Federation.
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Sacramento
UPI
BankAmerica Corp
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Transportation Co
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Teamsters Legislative Council
California Labor Federation
COPE
Common Cause
Washington, D.C
Max Plavesky
Beverly Hills
Cornelius Dutcher
la Jolla
Steve Allen
Jerry H. Voorhis
California
Richard M. Nixon
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Sale
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Clark & Larsson
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People’s Lobby
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Ken Cory
Frank Fats
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