Flournoy Attacks Watergate as Brown Attacks Ford
Berkeley rally features Houston Flournoy denouncing Watergate while Edmund G Brown Jr criticizes President Ford's policies and California consumer protections. Brown links the race to a message against Ford's five percent surcharge, and Deukmejian accuses Brown of misleading TV ads as he backs law enforcement and union leaders.
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Probe expands to coastal commission members
California officials said the state attorney general will broaden an inquiry from the coast commission chief to include other members. The probe centers on allegations of improper political fundraising tied to Edmond G. Brown Jr. and potential conflicts of interest within the South Coast Regional Coastline Commission.
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Van Camp challenges Fong to deny charges under oath
Sacramento reported Republican candidate for Secretary of State Brian Van Camp demanded that Assemblywoman March Fong deny under oath accusations that she used office resources for personal business. He also criticized Attorney General Harvey Rose for a reportedly misleading report tied to his previous agency role.
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Congress delays GI school bill to avoid pocket veto
Congress plans to send the Vietnam eraGI education bill to President Ford after the election recess to force a veto and enable an override. The measure, approved 348-0 in the House and by voice in the Senate, would raise education benefits by 23 percent for about 11 million veterans at an estimated first-year cost of $600 million.
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