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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1974

Page

9

Cranston campaign reports large three month fundraising total

Campaign committees for Senator Cranston report $238,099 raised in the last quarter, with total receipts $674,498 for the year and expenditures of $708,589. The period ending Aug 28 shows $302,780 in spending and a cash balance of $199,994 plus $80,500 in pledges, as Cranston fights for a second term against Bill Richardson.

Washington Alan Cranston Senate Cranston California Bill) Richardson

Bid to oust Reinecke rejected

A Citizens' group failed to oust Lit Gov Ed Reinecke after Superior Court Judge Campbell Lucas denied a writ of mandate requiring Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger to let People's Lobby sue the governor. The group argues a convicted perjurer may not hold office. Reinecke faces sentencing September 30 for perjury.

Citizens’ Group Lit Ed Reinecke Superior Court Campbell Lucas Evelle Younger Reinecke THE People’s Lobby

Richardson Campaign Uses Pay-As-You-Go Plan in California Race

California Republican Senate hopeful H L Richardson reports a three month period ending August 31 with gifts totaling 90854 and expenditures of 88674, leaving 5903 in cash. He has raised 134129 this year and spent 128226. Major donor George Murphy gave 5000 from unused 1976 funds. American Conservative Union contributed 4000. Several individuals contributed sums ranging from 1000 to 2500, including Fritz Burns and Edwin Seipp Jr. in a campaign financed campaign disclosure.

Washington California Senate H.L Bill) Richardson Secretary of the Senate Richardson Alan Cranston George Murphy Murphy American Conservative Union The American Medical Association Fritz Burns Los Angeles Gladys Burns

Cartoonists Say Brown Easier To Draw Than Flournoy

Sacramento AP reports California political cartoonists find Edmund Brown Jr easier to depict than Houston Flournoy due to a slender neck and features. They compare Nixon and Ford as subjects, note Graysmith's bid to Smoothe draw Brown, and describe the Brown Flournoy race as dull with visual fodder limited to caricature.

Sacramento Edmund G. Brown Jr Houston Flourney Brown California Ford Nixon Political Animal Flournoy San Francisco Chronicle Robert Graysmith Alfred E. Newman

Financial press praises role in exposing corporate larceny

SEC Commissioner Sommer Jr. told the Gerald Loeb Awards ceremony that exposing wrongdoing helps improve corporate conduct and aids prosecutions. He cited the Equity Funding expose and the Los Angeles Times coverage of C Arnhold Smith in California, and defended journalism against claims of eroding confidence in American business. He urged continued reporting to inform investors and uphold integrity.

SEC Gerald Loeb Ucla Graduate School of Management Dal Wall Street Journal San Diego C. Arnhold Smith Westgate California Los Angeles Times Sommer Ameri

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