Interior secretary OKs Alaskan pipeline permit
Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton announced a right of way permit for a 800 mile Alaska pipeline from the North Slope to Valdez reversing earlier trans Canada route proposals. Environmental groups vow legal challenges to the injunction lifted and access to federal court appeals.
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Large Rotary Fish Screen Dedication Planned May Day
The Department of Fish and Game will dedicate a 40 unit rotary fish screen on the Glenn-Colusa Canal of the Sacramento River at Hamilton City Glenn County on May 1. Officials estimate the screen will save 10 million to 2 million baby salmon and steelhead from irrigation losses. The $2.8 million installation stands 17 feet high and is described as the largest of its kind.
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Newark 61 Cent Tax Increase Sought to Close Budget Gap
Newark school board proposes a permissive override raising 61 cents per $100 assessed to cover a $220,000 deficit and avoid cutting programs. The plan includes curtailment of services, potential school consolidations, and various staff reductions. trustees expect final budget decisions in August.
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Conference on Citizens Utilities water rate hike in Fremont
A prehearing conference today by the State Public Utilities Commission will set rules for hearings on Citizens Utilities Co. proposed 42 percent water rate increase. The session at 10 a.m. at the Niles Community Center will determine parties, issues, witnesses, and procedures while public testimony is not being heard. The company’s bill could rise from about 16 to 24 dollars for 3 200 cubic feet of water.
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Nixon meets Russ trade chief summit still on
President Nixon met with Soviet trade minister Patolichev and Ambassador Dobrynin in the White House. The Kremlin summit plans remained on as discussions followed the mining blockade on North Vietnamese harbors. Kissinger and Ziegler indicated contacts continue, with Moscow summit status unclear.
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Chicago Seven convictions overturned by appeals court
The 7th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled contempt convictions against Chicago Seven defendants unfair, saying contempt trials should occur before a different judge. It voided long contempt sentences and warned only a new jury trial would have allowed such penalties, citing decorum concerns in Hoffman’s courtroom.
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