Paradox Bankroll Question Highlighted in Court Record
The court record shows Paradox had only 23 dollars in the bank while promising several hundred thousand dollars to directors. Bennett testified he briefly represented Paradox as a private attorney after his term and between PUC expiry and election to the board of equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Bennett
Paradox
State Public Utilities Commission
Board of Equalization
Magnuson
Tunney Bennett clash over Magnuson gas monopoly bill
U S Senator Tunney and State official Bennett sparred at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing over El Paso Natural Gas lobbying and the Magnuson bill. Bennett accused pressure tactics and demagoguery while Tunney demanded specifics and denied a cloud over proceedings. Bennett testified under oath and rejected charges, citing cases in Utah Oregon and past political pressure.
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Lou Cannon
Our National Bureau
Washington
U.S
Jor V. Tunney
State Board of Equalization
William M. Bennett
Senate Commerce Committee
Bennett
Tumiey
D-Calif
Warren Magnuson
Wash
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Magnuson
Pacific Northwest
Tunney
Senate
William Bennett Jr
T 0
Brown
Georges Brown
Monterey Park
Senate Commerce Commit
el Paso
California
West
Joseph Rensch
Pacific Lighting Service
Younger seeks end to 14 year gas merger fight in California
California negotiators propose amendments to El Paso Natural Gas merger aimed at curbing anti trust concerns and directing 200 million in research spending within the state. Governor Reagan and state officials weigh support while Congress debates exemptions to antitrust rules that would allow the deal to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
California
Evelle Younger
el Paso Natural Gas Co
el Paso
Iver E. Skjeie
Younger
Reagan
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
Supreme Court
Paso
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Skjeie
Seaboard
Jess
Cout
Pacific Northwest
Gale McGee
D-Wys
Fred Warhis
D-Okta
Alan Cranston
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Lon Cannon
Senate bill to ban hunting of many birds and animals
In Sacramento a Senate bill would ban shooting nonprotected birds and animals such as crows sparrows and coyotes except for farmers or licensed hunters. The bill would classify these as nongame and require a $4 hunting license or farm work, with night hunting banned unless authorized.
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Sacramento
Senate
Niam Kelchan
State Fish and Game Commission
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Tee
Sen
Datiel
K. Inouye
Inouye
Commerce Committee
Hill and Knowlton
Gov. Brown
G. Bentley Ryan
Los Angeles
John Tunney
Carol Stackpole
Southland
Wallichs Music City
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
PARTY
SEA World
Stanley Starmaker
Wheel of Fortune
World's Teer Shopping Center
Er Era Amas
Acumr Cam Mers Td
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