Reagan rules out third term run eyes Senate bid
Gov Reagan said on Tuesday he would not contest a third term and would not respond to any draft. He opened the possibility of a 1974 Senate run against Democrat Alan Cranston, as Republican maneuvering begins at the state convention in Sacramento. Reagan also defended his Clark nomination to the state Supreme Court and spoke on reapportionment and redistricting amid GOP planning.
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Campaign funds clash over donors among county architects
County Supervisors James Hayes and Baxter Ward clash over a plan to file a list of campaign contributions from architects involved in current county projects. Ward pressed for public access, citing donors to Hayes and Schabarum, while Hayes accused Ward of insinuating favorable deals. Ward noted his broadcasting ties helped his campaign. Hayes defended integrity and pointed to an architect who contributed over 2400 to his 40-year-old campaign.
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SAS Buys DC9 Jets in Record Order for SAS
SAS announced a 105 million dollar purchase of DC9s plus a 206 million dollar option for four more, largest single order by SAS. Douglas will deliver 12 jets in 1974 and four in 1975, totaling 178 SAS aircraft from Douglas. The DC9s will be quieter and smoke-free with noise abatement, replacing Caravelle jets to meet FAA rules.
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Second insanity plea in slaying case in Long Beach
A 43-year-old San Pedro woman charged with the October 21 shooting death of her estranged husband entered a second insanity plea in Long Beach Superior Court. Barbara Anne Baxter, free on 25,000 bail, faces trial February 26 for the murder of 47-year-old Jack Lawrence Baxter, a Culver City engineer. Also reported: burglars stole a 325 dollar television from Michael O'Brien's home at 278 Cummings Lane after forcing a bathroom window. Washington brief: William Safire, 43, Nixon speech writer, to become New York Times columnist.
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