Presidential race heats up in Central American nation
Col Fidel Sanchez Hormandez is the favorite to win Sundays presidential election and keep the National Concili ation Party in power for five more years in the Massachu setts-size Central American country of £ 1 Salvador. Sanchez faced rival Abraham Rodriguez while accusing Fabio Castillo of threatening a Communist takeover. Castillo pledged land reform for 500000 peasants amid a campaign that saw the National Conciliation Party hold 53.4 percent of seats last year while Christian Denwwerils held 31.4 percent. about 1.2 million voters are eligible.
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Deukmejian to Lead Fight for New Taxes
Senator George Deukmejian of Long Beach to push Reagan tax package selling 900 million in new taxes. Plan includes 5 cent cigarette tax and 1 cent sales tax rise, with proceeds for state and local relief. Final form pending details to cover 1967 68 budget gaps.
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Sharper Cut in Property Taxes Sought
Sacramento reports a Republican assemblyman promoted a tax plan offering about 475 million more local property tax relief than Governor Reagan's proposal. John G. Veneman, R-Modesto, said his plan would give 43 million to the Los Angeles school district reducing its tax rate by 62 cents per 100 assessed value. Veneman chairs the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee and noted some areas could see up to 1.50 per 100 valuation. The plan is part of a 1.15 billion tax program. Reagan's finance director said a separate program of about 865 million will be unveiled. Other leaders discussed school aid bills for property tax relief.
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Rafferty forecasts Senate bid amid Reagan tax debate
California politics mix as Dr. Max Rafferty says odds are high he will seek the U S Senate next year unless Governor Reagan asks him to withdraw. Rafferty disputes Reagan’s planned support while Veneman touts a tax program to cut property taxes and fund schools, with timing and financing under review by Reagan aides and allies.
Ruff Rafferty Kuchel Campaign Talk Signals Race
In a state political exchange Rafferty denies planning a campaign split within the GOP and discusses potential campaigning for or against Toni Kuchel. He notes the likelihood of his own candidacy and recalls a strong 1962 statewide margin while acknowledging ongoing preparations. A hidden campaign dynamic unfolds amid party leadership claims.
Powell Vows Court Fight to Get Post Back
Powell announces plan to regain his Harlem seat via federal court action and potential special election. He predicts a swift victory and says lawyers will confer in Bimini on legal options as Congress weighs excluding him again.
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Court cuts Powell loss by $100000 on defamation case
Court of Appeals in Albany voids most punitive damages against Adam Clayton Powell in a seven year defamation suit with Esther James. It returns $55,785 in damages to Manhattan court citing Puerto Rican law, leaving about $22,500 in dispute after prior payments.
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