Two Candidates Spend Big in San Fernando Valley Senate Race
In a special San Fernando Valley election for four key state senate seats, two leading contenders drew heavy financial support, with total spending reaching 537,319 dollars as supporters backed their campaigns. The numbers highlight intense fundraising and spending in a high stakes contest.
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Senate
Sacramento
UPS
San Fernando Valley
Johnson
Robbins
Brown
Frost-damaged trees seen only for firewood value
Oakland reports say about two million eucalyptus trees damaged by frost are unsuitable for commercial timber. The effort began with Australian imports in 1910, and experts note eucalyptus wood remains nonviable for large scale use. Authorities estimate state records show 87,019 dollars linked to the issue.
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Oakland
UPI
Burkeley
Australia
Frank Havens
Fast Bay Reegional Parks
Fred Monteagle
US Forest Service
Campaign spending figures diverge after election
Woody's World figure appeared far from the $163,660 reported by campaign committees. Robbins' totals were revised upward from initial post election figures. An amended spending report and further statements from allied political committees were available.
Citizens push public access rules for California Legislature
Harold Treskunoff leads the Citizens Committee for Freedom of Information demanding open meetings for the Legislature. The group backs a constitutional amendment to require public posturing of legislative committees and cites San Francisco Prop KE as a model for public meetings and nullifying secret actions. The effort seeks Brown Act coverage for state bodies and to close loopholes in public access laws.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
California
Harold Treskinoff
Citizens Committee For Freedom of Information
Vicencia Leads Campaign Funds In 38th Assembly Race
Democrat Frank Vicencia, ex lobbyist for the League of California Milk Producers, has raised 555,696 for the May 1 special primary in the 38th District Los Angeles County. Other contenders include John A. Mies 16000 Robert McLennan 8800 Raymond Guillen 1750 Richard Bowen 1391 Walter Mallonee 980 and others with self funds and smaller gifts.
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Organized Labor
California Trial Lawyers Eiation
Thealifornia Teachers Association
la Jolla
Cornelius G. Duleher
Robbins
Johnson
Henry Salvatori
Los Angeles
Senate
John Garabedian Presny
W. TE. Erwin
Sacramento
UPI
Frank Vicencia
Vicencia
League of California Milk Producers
Bellflower Democrat
Carley Porter
John A. Mies
Paramount Funeral
Long Beach
Irving
Moskowitz
Mies
Robert McLennan
Downey
California Medical Association
Los Angeles County Physicians Committee
Raymond Guillen
Paramount
Assembly
Ofice
Campaigns report no contributions from eight candidates
None of the other eight candidates reported any contributions in the pre election filing period. The note urges readers to focus on real budget matters and look beyond empty bids in today’s classified ads.
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