Deukmejian defends independence in campaign clash
State Senator George Deukmejian argues his voting record shows independence from party lines and that broad support for Governor Reagan’s programs reflects the 17th District’s will. He dismisses opponent DeBaun’s attacks as inconsistent and illogical while highlighting his own stance on tax reform education finance and law enforcement.
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George Deukmejiat
Long Beach
Reagan
Deukmejian
Ihatu
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DeBau
Haim
DeBaun
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
de Ban
Two legislators push elderly vote in near empty Sacramento
In Sacramento an audience of 49 heard Republican Assemblyman William Bagley defend Nixon and urge senior turnout while Democrat Assemblyman John Burton promoted McGovern as a more compassionate choice. The event, sponsored by the Sacramento Senior Council, highlighted the 65 plus demographic as a powerful voting bloc.
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John Burton
San Francisco
George McGovern
South Dakota
Burton
Tia Pennington
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Reagan accuses Dymally of political extortion over tax plan
California Governor Reagan is accused by Senate Democratic leader Merlyn Dymally of political extortion as he pushes an $11 billion tax cut and school finance package. Reagan warned he would back an initiative and seek a special statewide election if the Legislature rejects the plan by January 30. Moretti and Dymally criticized the move while urging alternative tax measures.
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Los Angeles
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California Real Estate Association
San Francisco
Philip Watson
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