Davis Leads Fund-Raising Drive

Peter V. Ueberroth

Total reported: $2,417,535 from 130 contributions

Amount reported for 24 hours ending Friday: $59,700 from 12 contributions

* Parker S. Kennedy, an executive at a real estate insurance company, contributed $21,200. Herbert A. Allen, a New York City investment banker, added $5,000.

*Contributions to candidates from each outside source are limited to $21,200. There is no cap on the amount candidates can give their own campaigns.

Reported by Times staff writer Joel Rubin and Times researcher Maloy Moore. Source: Campaign reports filed with the California secretary of state

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Tom McClintock

Tom McClintock, the Republican state senator from Thousand Oaks, debuted a 60-second television spot called `Golden State' Tuesday. It is aimed at moderates and conservatives of both parties who want a `New Deal' for California. Strapped by limited finances, the McClintock campaign plans to spend $250,000 on a statewide radio and TV buy, with the television starting in Fresno and Bakersfield and reinforced statewide next week.

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