Gonsalves settles assets disclosure dispute in California
Assemblyman Joe Gonsalves of Norwalk agreed to file affidavits with the secretary of state disclosing all assets, settling a People's Lobby lawsuit over failure to report a 10 percent stake in defunct KROQ. The case ends with the suit dropped without prejudice, keeping future refiling possible.
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Joe Gonsalves
D-Norwalk
People’s Lobby
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People's Lobby
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KROQ
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Harmer Says Dymally Out of Step on Inflation
Los Angeles Lt. Gov. John J. Harmer attacked Democratic opponent Mervyn Dymally at a Republican fundraiser, saying Dymally’s voting record would boost spending and taxes, costing taxpayers up to $1 billion yearly and fueling inflation. Harmer framed Dymally as out of step with Californians on pocketbook issues.
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UPT
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Harmer
Mervyn Dymally
Dymally
Sawhill ouster blamed by Tunney at SDSU rally
Sen John Tunney of California said Ford erred in ousting John Sawhill as federal energy administrator. He praised Sawhills conservation ideas and alternatives to internal combustion engines, while noting he has not decided on Nelson Rockefellers confirmation.
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Richardson says he can say no to more federal programs
Richard son, a California state senator from Arcadia, campaigns in San Diego saying he can vote against expanding federal programs unlike incumbent Alan Cranston. He accuses Cranston of backing about 10 billion in new federal programs last year and calls for cuts to foreign aid welfare and farm subsidies while supporting military spending. Cranston counters that spending limits, not outright appropriations, are the issue and criticizes Ford for loan disbursement delays in housing funds.
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San Diego
H.L. Richardson
S. Senate
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Two Navy Carriers shift bases to new ports
The aircraft carrier Constellation will relocate to Bremerton Washington, while carrier Ranger is expected to base in San Diego replacing Alameda. Constellation returns mid-December from a six month Western Pacific deployment.
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Constellation
Bremerton
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Alameda
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