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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1974

Page

20

Sousa in race for House seat in 34th District

John Philip Sousa IV, great grandson of the bandmaster, declares his Republican bid for Congress in California's 34th District. The 26-year-old Huntington Beach resident vows a door to door campaign starting March 10 to meet voters and discuss issues. He highlights independence in district voting and aims to discuss policies across neighborhoods, shopping centers, beaches, and gas stations. He has military service as a sergeant and has held roles with the Republican Party of Los Angeles County and prior campaign consulting work.

John Philip Sousa IV Sousa Huntington Beach Craig Hosmer Republican Arty Los Angeles County Jack Bacon and Associates Robert §. Stevens

Murray pledges veterans aid increase at Long Beach hospital

Democratic candidate Dennis Murray told a news conference at Long Beach Veterans Hospital that real veterans spending has fallen since 1969 despite higher nominal budgets. He cited per veteran spending drops and rising veteran numbers, and urged the congressman to meet monthly with patients and advocates. He said hospital staff are dedicated but understaffed and underpaid, calling for 300 more doctors nurses and paramedical personnel.

Dennis Murray Long Beach Veterans Hospital Murray Nixon Long Beach Hospital

Bond assails oil price rollback by federal office

Assemblyman Bill Bond of Long Beach criticizes the Federal Energy Office as arbitrary for forcing crude oil rollbacks on government property. He says big oil profits will rise while the public loses. cites a 4 percent price drop to $4.4 per barrel and warns it could cost California about $100,000 daily in royalties.

Bill Bond Long Beach Federal Energy Office Bond Widdington California Yixgn

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