Flournoy Attacks 'Plumbers' in California Race
San Diego AP report on Republican Flournoy accusing Brown Jr of a plumbers type operation while Brown aides counter with a land deal cover up claim. The battle centers on Hotel del Coronado beach land expansion and Lawrence dissension, with campaign denials, adviser roles, and opposing views from Brown and Flournoy teams.
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San Diego
Houston Mournoy
Edmund Brown Jr
Democrats For Flournoy
Flournoy
San Diego State University
Brown
David Epstein
Tom Quinn
Quinn
Epstein
Hotel del Coronado
Watts
Los Angeles
McCloskey
Ford
California
Locke High School
Lawrence
San Duego
Larry
Lands Commission
Easy rider crosses country Lynne Curtis leads trek
Lynne Curtis, 24, guides a mare across Hyde Street San Francisco on the final leg of a 2200 mile journey. She started from Minneapolis on June 10 and faced bears and a mountain lion along the route. She is believed to be the first woman to complete such a trek.
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Lynne Curtis
Hyde Street
San Francisco
Miss Curtis
Minneapolis
Minn
Assemblyman to turn down his 830 per diem
Assemblyman Doug Carter of Stockton says he will not take the 830 per diem paid to legislators for a special session to repeal early retirement bonuses. He criticizes the pension setup and urges colleagues to join in refusing the extra pay. A burglary report from Lakewood notes gems and tools stolen from LaVome Kaup's home.
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Sacramento
Doug Carter
Stockton
Carter
Abu Carter Sand
Public relations seeker rides cross country for job in San Francisco
Lynne Curtis, 24, promoted herself by completing a solo 2200 mile 105 day journey from Minneapolis on two horses to San Francisco. She camped or stayed on ranches, endured isolation in Idaho, and survived a spill into Rattlesnake Creek and a near-miss with a lumber truck, seeking a PR position at Henderson's Restaurant in Corte Madera.
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San Francisco
Lynne Curtis
Miss Curtis
Minneapolis
Wigel
Curtis
Idaho
Trinity Forest
Cali
Aid firm in Vietnam resumes services after partial payment
Pacific Architects and Engineers of Los Angeles says it has received partial payment on a 2 million debt owed by the International Commission of Control and Supervision and will resume services. The firm had threatened to cut off food, billeting, security, and transport unless funds arrived. Saigon and the United States had funded a large share, while Viet Cong and North Vietnamese reportedly refused to pay their shares.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Pacific Architects and Engineers Inc
Los Angeles
International Peacekeeping Commission
The
International Commission of Control A Supervision
CCS
ICGS
ICS
United States
Poland
Thagary
Ran Ad
Indonesia
Joint Military Commission
Miule
IMG
Paris
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Richard Nixon
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State Lands Commission
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Cary
William Bagley
Castana Ave
Lakewood
Continental
Chicago
TAL, Airlines
Fornia
Sajres
Tenderson's
I Corts Madera
Vietnam
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Coast Oe Savings
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Ec Teen
Olla
Coast Federal Savings and Loan Association
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Broverly
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Angeles Vegi
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Cota Taney
Byiders Club
Toish
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