Dymally faces charge of illegal use of campaign funds
Senator Mervyn Dymally, candidate for lieutenant governor, is accused of diverting at least $8,000 in campaign funds for personal use. The charge, presented to Los Angeles and Sacramento district attorneys and the state attorney general, centers on payments to Public Affairs Consultants Inc., a firm run by his sister. Dymally admits receiving nearly $8,000 in fees and says most income came from his own campaigns, denying any laundering. He vows to provide receipts and notes that he often raises funds for other candidates and sometimes uses the firm to secure cheaper campaign work. The dispute includes tax questions and the firm's existence, with Miller labeling it a paper corporation.
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Reagan signs bill to curb notary public scam
Governor Reagan signed legislation to stop Spanish speaking individuals from being misled into thinking they are consulting a high ranking notary public and paying for legal services when visiting a notary public. The bill addresses confusion created by translating notary public as notario publico in Spanish.
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