Reinecke claims perjury trial was stacked against him
Former Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke told Placerville students his perjury trial was stacked against him. He said the special prosecutor’s staff used unethical tactics to destroy him and criticized the government for being oppressive to individuals. He resigned after a suspended sentence and plans a tell‑all book. He now lives near Placerville after selling his Sacramento area home.
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Finch to seek Tunney's seat in 1976 bid
Sacramento AP Finch announces plan to run for the U S Senate in 1976 challenging Democrat John Tunney. Former California lieutenant governor and Nixon adviser, Finch says he is weighing a Senate race after recent GOP fundraisers and political shifts.
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Reagan charges McGovern forces keep Watergate alive
Gov. Reagan said McGovern's forces still control the national Democratic Party and want to keep Watergate alive to embarrass Republicans in 1976. He urged Georgia's GOP slate as a step toward an inflation-proof Congress and argued liberal Democrats undermine Ford's policies while AFL-CIO leaders claim veto-proof majorities. Reagan urged Americans to remember the 1972 mandate and insisted a Republican bid for the presidency would rely on reinforcing party principles.
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