Flournoy enters race for California governor
Sacramento reports former college professor Flournoy formally announced his bid for the 1974 Republican gubernatorial nomination. He pledges to carry on Reagan era economies and expects broad appeal to Democrats and independents. He launches a four day ten city swing and vows to stay in the race to win.
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Moretti presses Reagan debate in Sacramento
Moretti challenged Governor Reagan for a public debate on the tax rollback initiative. He urged full and correct information for voters while vowing to raise 250000 to fight the proposal. The California State Employees Association and its board opposed the initiative and planned funds to oppose it.
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Orange County Leads California Population Growth
Orange County shows the fastest population expansion in California, averaging about 58,000 new residents yearly since 1970, per Property Research. San Diego follows with 41,000 annual gain, Santa Clara ranks third, with Ventura Riverside Sacramento Fresno and Contra Costa also among top gainers. Los Angeles and San Francisco lose population.
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