Campaign disclosures loom in Klee bid for Congress
Oscar Klee of Ukiah, Democratic nominee for California’s 2nd district, was ordered to appear before Superior Judge A B Broaddus on October 18 to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not compel filing campaign disclosure statements. Attorney General Evelle Younger warned Klee he failed to file reports due March 10 June 10 and September 10, with additional hearings across six counties. Klee defends himself, planning a Monday Eureka press conference to disclose contributions and challenging opponent Don Clausen to reveal donors over $10.
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House Rejects Turkey Aid Compromise Amid Cyprus Tensions
The House rejected a Mansfield compromise delaying a cutoff of Turkish military aid until December 15, jeopardizing a pre election recess. Ford Kissinger warned a cutoff would hinder Cyprus peace talks. the vote deepened White House Congress strains. Public notices follow: a fire call at 1060 Sanford Ranch Rd and a wheel rescue removing a finger from Karen Peal.
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Campaign reform bill limits presidential funds and caps spending
Congress passes a sweeping campaign reform bill sending it to President Ford. It caps presidential funding at 20 million, sets primary limits at 12 million, provides partial Treasury funding, and allocates 5 million for conventions. Individual and group contribution caps are imposed to curb fat cat donations.
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Simon Tax Cuts for Business May Help Consumers Soon
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon argued that Ford's plan to raise the investment tax credit for businesses would cut taxes for firms by about $2 billion in the first full year and expand output, eventually easing inflation and helping consumers. Senator Proxmire countered that the five year impact would lift individuals' taxes while cutting corporate taxes overall. Simon noted long term decontrol of petroleum prices is possible but not immediate as inflation forecasts improve with business investment. He spoke amid optimism from the Business Council, which predicted inflation has peaked and could fall to 6-7 percent by late 1975, with Greenspan predicting a 2-3 point drop by spring.
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Large turnout expected for Brown visit
A large gathering is expected to meet Jerry Brown Democrat for governor tomorrow at Ukiah airport at 9 30 a m Michael Zola Democratic chairman announced results of an exhaustive publicity campaign indicate widespread interest in Brown Voter apathy is disappearing People are eager to meet Jerry Brown in person Large numbers have said they will be at the airport tomorrow morning In addition to Ukiah Brown will appear as part of his Northern Counties whirlwind tour in Del Norte Humboldt and Sonoma Counties on Saturday The Laytonville Dos Rios Road shooting victim identified only as Blue died at Howard Memorial Hospital Willits after a 45 caliber gunshot The suspect Robert Alan Buchin 23 was arrested shortly after the death and may use an alias Autopsy results awaited
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The Progress Story in today's Journal Progress
The Daily Journal presents a 34 page Progress edition highlighting Ukiah area economy and community life. It showcases local businesses and industries, and the people who drive growth in the Greater Ukiah region.
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Wine Fest at Ukiah Chamber Offers Local Vintages and Art
The second annual Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Wine Tasting Festival runs Saturday noon to 9 pm and Sunday 12 to 6 pm at the Ukiah Fairgrounds Home Arts building. Seven local wineries pour reds roses and whites, with tickets three for $1 and general admission $1. Continuous entertainment includes the Chamber Players and West Wind Ensemble, plus a professional art and photo display and rustic decor. Wines listed include Parducci Pinot Noir, Weibel Rieslings, Fetzer Fume Blanc, Cresta Blanca Zinfandel, Tony Husch Pinot Noir and Gewurztraminer among others.
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