Democrats Out-collect Republicans In 1974 Campaign Funds
Democrats led in campaign contributions with 22 million to Republicans 16 million according to Common Cause up to Sept 1 1974. Major donors include Stephen Kovachik and Laurel Kovachik Columbus Ohio who gave 54585 to John Glenn and Alva T and Marie Bonda Bratenahl Ohio who gave 51000 to Glenn. Other large donors include W H Monette and several funders tied to McGovern era figures.
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Citizens Action Group
Common Cause
Stephen and
Laurel Kovachik
Columbus
Ohio
John Glenn
Senate
Alva T
Marie Bonda
Bratenahl
Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
W. H. Monette
Smithfield
George McGovern
Stewart Mott
General Motors
Max and
Joan Palevsky
Xerox
Martin Peretz
Cambridge, Mass
State economic summit ends today
A two day California economic summit in Inglewood ends with panel discussions and a closing speech by Sidney Jones. Lt. Gov. John Harmer underscores steps to curb inflation while Gov. Reagan defends the event amid political charges. Treasury Secretary William Simon calls inflation the top battle and criticizes price controls as a copout.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United States
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Electronics Industries Association
Inglewood
Ronald Reagan
Sidney Jones
Ford
The
State Commission For Economic Development
John Harmer
Harmer
Reagan
Ed Reinecke
Mervin Dymally
California
Congress
Four Million Dollar Armored Express Heist In Chicago
FBI expands search for two men linked to the Armored Express Co robbery rated as the nation’s largest cash theft. They suspect insider involvement and a Ford van used to haul cash from the vault. Nearly four million dollars were taken, with a weekend theft uncovered after a vault fire.
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Chicago
UPI
FBI
U.S
Express
Purolator Security Inc
Armored Express
Hawthorn Park Racetrack
Butz Sees Stable Beef Prices through Early 1975
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told NBC that retail beef prices should stay roughly level through early 1975 while pork and poultry may rise. He noted beef has fallen sharply since January and blamed distribution costs for wide margins. Congress opened hearings on the beef price spread with representatives from Swift & Co and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters denying blame.
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Washington
UPI
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Buzz
House Agriculture
John A. Copeland
Swift & Co
Fresh Meats
Arnold Mayer
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of North America
Concorde to arrive in Los Angeles today
The Concorde supersonic jetliner, needing federal permission to enter U.S. airspace, will land in Los Angeles around 3 p.m. after a San Francisco to Anchorage leg. Environmentalists oppose the craft over noise, sonic booms, and potential pollution effects on the upper atmosphere.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sanrancisco
Alaska
U.S
San Francisco
Europe
Anchorage
Tax committee ends Rockefeller audit
Joint Tax Committee wrapped up a six year audit of Nelson A. Rockefeller's income tax returns and handed a confidential report to Congress. The six week review by over 40 auditors questioned gift and business expense deductions and suggested net worth items might be adjusted. Rockefeller previously said he settled five years with the IRS and paid an extra $1 million.
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UPI
Joint Tax Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Peter W. Rodine
D-Mj
House Judiciary Committee
Kefeller
IRS
Joint Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Cannon
Senate
Rodino
Judiciary
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