Patman Campaign Raises Substantial Funds in Texas and Nation
The report details Patman and other candidates raising funds from diverse sources. Notable figures include Connor W Patman Hudson with 18401 and Glen Jones with 23108 in the Democratic primary. Republican James W Farms reports 5550 as total contributions. Government and bank ties appear through loans and savings mentions.
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Wiputuhotis Hay
Patmar
Tedoes
Faye
Toma
Il Sands
Issam
Wright Patman
New York State
Natioahal Bank of Washington
Texarkana
Texarkana, Texattamne
Connor W Patman Hudson
Savings and Dean
Glen Jones
James W Farms
Wallace Buckley Lead In Honest Politician Poll
In a Maine statewide ballot via newspaper ads two conservatives topped as most honest and frank in national politics. Wallace won 2 percent ahead of Democratic Gov. George Wallace of Alabama, while Buckley led GOP with 36 percent. Nearly 4,000 votes cast April 19.
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Bangur
Maine
George Wallace
Alabama
James Buckley
RNY
Momma Cacciolli
Wallace
Buckley
Sam Ervin
Les Howard Baker
Ther
Violet Pease
Pease
AMC Profits Down 58 Percent in First Quarter
Detroit AP reports American Motors' first quarter 1975 profits fell 58 percent from the previous year. Net income reached 56 million or 2 cents a share, versus 165 million or 9 cents a share a year earlier. Total sales declined to 7.7 billion from 8.1 billion. The drop followed a industry-wide pattern paralleling Ford and Chrysler, with AMC's decline slightly less severe.
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Detroit AP
American Motors
AMC
Transcripts Hint at Nonconclusive Watergate Details
The document outlines Nixon and aides discussing hush payments and cash delivery while denying conclusive tape evidence. It notes the transcripts show doubts about whether Dean could avoid a payoff and mentions efforts to raise funds. The transcript release remains inconclusive for the Senate committee.
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Nixon
Dean
White House
Ixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Sania
Watergate
Mixon
No-Fault Insurance Plan Wins Senate
Senate approves a no fault auto insurance bill by 53 to 42 sending it to the House for action. The plan would require every state to adopt a minimum default no fault system by September 1, 1995 with two year to meet federal standards. It guarantees accident victims compensation from their own insurer regardless of fault.
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Ahoto
California
Alioto
San Francisco
Auy
Evene J Younger
Younger
Sacramento
Death Angels
Aline
Tom Manne
San Francisco State University
Alwao
Zamazalons
Washington
Senate
House
Commerce
Frank Mos
Dutah
S. Ies Sax
Teefault
Ys US Ytat
Cupar
Congress
Nixon
US Steel to raise prices across product line
US Steel Corp the nation’s largest producer announced a 57 percent average price increase across its total line effective immediately. The hike covers many steel products from auto parts to hardware, reflecting costs incurred since January 31 and new labor agreement provisions.
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Pittsburgh. Pa
US Steel Corp
Mudraght
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Edgar Burton
Clarence Jamerson
Charles Barca
Library of Congress
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Fairfield
Monsanto
By Kats
Katz
Puritan
Mother's Day
Aristocraft
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