Reagan Kennedy Lead In 76 Race Says Polls
California Governor Ronald Reagan and Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy lead their parties in 1976 nomination polls. Polls show high recognition yet substantial polarization, with many voters predicting poor presidential performance from both. Other potential candidates like Ford Baker Percy Rockefeller Jackson Mondale also appear, with varying recognition and polarizing effects.
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Uw Baker
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Panel favors coastal drilling in Santa Barbara Channel
California Lands Commission, led by Controller Houston, moves to renew oil drilling to ease energy crisis. All three Republicans back staff plan to resume drilling with safeguards after 1989 blowout that fouled the Pacific. Environmentalists warn of another catastrophic spill.
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Bathroom crisis in nation faces tissue shortage say Froehlich
Washington UPI reports Rep Harold Froehlich of Wisconsin warns a new shortage of toilet tissue could force rationing unless price controls on domestic pulp and exports are implemented. He cited risks to vital products and urged timely action to secure supplies.
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California attorney general calls for outlawing gas guzzlers
Atty Gen Evelle J Younger argues big fuel consuming cars should be banned to save oil and reduce imports. He cites EPA data showing average new car mileage around 13 to 15 mpg and notes potential 9 to 20 percent fuel savings with air conditioning use and improved efficiency. He supports higher vehicle taxes and continued research into alternatives.
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