Lawyer is named to SEC post
A Minneapolis lawyer was named yesterday as the Securities and Exchange Commission general counsel taking over July 1. Lawrence BE Nerheim, 38, will head the commission's legal staff, succeeding G. Bradford Cook who resigned after ties to a Vesco financing scheme. Nerheim is a partner at Gray, Plant, Moody & Anderson and a graduate of the University of Minnesota Law School.
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Costa Ricans Press Vesco Ouster Over Investments
Costa Rican Congressman Rafael Angel Valladares urged Congress to repudiate Robert Vesco's $21 million in Costa Rican investments and the $8 million in government bonds. Editor Guido Fernandez demanded Vesco's Costa Rican passport be cancelled and his funds refunded for national moral health.
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Retired businessman sues Nixon donors for cash refund
Matthew E. Duisen of Bridgeton files a federal class action claiming his contributions to the Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President were misused for political espionage and other illegal activities. He seeks return of funds, $1 million in damages, and an injunction against using contributions to settle with the Democratic National Committee.
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Calipatria Flagpole Stories and Town’s Deep Roots
Calipatria California, the lowest town in the Western Hemisphere at 144 feet below sea level, earned fame for a 184 foot flagpole. Mayor Ed Rademacher notes the pole as a symbol of unity while town residents recall history from WWII relocations and a charity drive that aided Harry Momita, the town pharmacist, after tragedy.
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Watergate theme dominates Democratic fundraiser in 1974 push
In Washington Democrats raised about 1 million dollars at a 1974 congressional fundraiser as Watergate loomed over the event. Nixon impersonator David Frye entertained over 2,000 as speakers linked Watergate to party prospects and reform.
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