Oil lobbyist top spender at last legislative session
Sworn statements filed with the legislative auditor show Charles R. Stevens, a San Francisco attorney for major oil companies, spent 4174 during the month long 1954 session. Other notable expenditures include Emil Hoerchner for the Californa State Brewers Institute at 176.41 and Sam Collins for the Union Oil Co at 1995. The report lists multiple industry and labor group lobbyists with varied totals across the session.
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Sacramento
Legislative
Charles R. Stevens
San Francisco
Emil Hoerchner
Californa State Brewers Institute
Institute
Arthur H. Samish
Frank X. Flynn
Samish
Southern California Spirits Foundation
Northern California Wholesale
Jefferson J. Peyser
Wine Institute
Ray Adams
California Tavern and
Lynn Peterson
Pabst Brewing Co
Tarnoff
California
Sam Collins
Assembly
Union OU Co
Don Cleary
Elmer Bromley
AFL California Federation of Labor
Eugene P. Conser
California Real Estate Assn
Richard Carpenter
League of California
Frankeis J. Carr
Pacific Gas and Electric
Walter Little
Rebels Press Fort Fortress Airstrip Fight in Vietnam
Rebels pound fortress airstrip amid heavy artillery and air strikes as Gen Vo Giap deploys fresh troops for a major assault. Viet Minh advance within 100 yards near the airstrip. Bangalore torpedoes lift a section of steel matting. U S Air Force transfers a squadron to the Philippines for Indo China relief, while Saigon faces political tensions as Cao Dai seeks to consolidate power. Beef slaughter market and feed trends show a one percent dip to 11 million head on feed.
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Vietin
Vo Nguyen
Giap
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Philippines
Indochina
Air Force
Saigon
Vietnam
Bae Dai
France
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ported
Seattle
Cao
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Minneapolis
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Ion Fortress
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Tianhe
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Tai Ie
Long Beach
Etics Walker
Millinery Walker
Fashion
Kayser
Petrade
Mous
Walker
Jane Walker
Ene Ali
Coro
Pine
Ian Park