Campaign Surpluses Top $5 Million in 1976 Races
Senate and House winners spent over $55 million and left more than $5 million in campaign surpluses. Democrats and Republicans combined paid an average of $617,000 per Senate seat and $80,000 per House win. New rules curb personal use. surpluses may trigger ethics action.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Election Commission
House
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Harrison A. Williams Jr
New Jersey
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Gillis W. Long
Louisiana
Joseph G. Minish
Brock Adams
Transportation
James M. Collins
Texas
Gene Taylor
Missouri
Bill Frenzel
Proxmire
D-Wis
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Cecil Heftel
Dhawai
Jerry Huckaby
Nick Joe Rahall
Jim Mattox
Ronnie Flippo
Alabama
Robert K. Dornan
California
Mickey Edwards
Oklahoma
Harold S. Sawyer
Michigan
Gerald R. Ford
Edward P. Boland
James P. Burke
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Arkansas
Bill Archer
Sale of Sanitary Dairy to Valley of Virginia Milk Producers
Newton B. Shingleton announced the sale of Sanitary Dairy to Valley of Virginia Milk Producers of Harrisonburg Virginia. The report traces campaign spending by 1976 Senate and House candidates including Heinz Moynihan Bentsen and Proxmire with totals and subsidies proposed to fund campaigns in 1978.
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Newton B. Shingleton
Sanitary Dairy
Valley of Virginia Milk Producers
Harrisonburg, Va
Heinz
Senate
Lloyd M. Bentsen
D-Tex
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Dn.y
S. I. Hayakawa
R-Calif
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Ohio
William
Carter
Tug Valley
West Virginia
Restaurant Stocks May Be Looking Tasteful Again
Merrill Lynch argues restaurant stocks are due for accretion as earnings progress through turbulence. The piece notes wage hikes under the Dent Bill and tip credit repeal, inflation risks, and that many chains still posted growth despite pressures. Carter visit referenced Hatfield McCoy feud description appears as photo caption.
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Standard & Poor
Merrill Lynch
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