EPA set back shift not enough in California
_editorial critiques EPA postponement of a year for its planned parking tax in metropolitan California. The piece argues Congress should not abdicate local control, urges California and local districts to pursue practical smog solutions, and calls for sending California EPA staff back to Washington to let states handle air pollution locally. It notes Moss and Rees proposals as potential riders to energy legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Protection ‘Agency
California
EPA
Washington, D.C
Ed Muskie
Califordia
Sacramento
John Moss
Thomas Rees
Los Angeles
Mit
Moss
Rees
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Sam
Delaware
New Jersey
West
FCC rebukes CBS and ABC over staged footage and investigations
James Kilpatrick weighs FCC letters reprimanding CBS and ABC for staged film and insufficient inquiry into employees. He notes three CBS charges about undercover deputies and Lagoon sea life, plus ABCs Los Angeles protest, debating whether dramatic devices harm credibility or enrich storytelling while avoiding fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CBS
ABC
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
CRA
FCC
Vice Squad
Los Angeles
Laguma Beach
Fom
University of California
Roger D. Branigan
Indiana
Governworld
Los Angels
Las Vegas
Seattle
Nixon Tape and Politics Prompt Rowdy Debate in House
Report cites Rose Mary Woods testimony about Nixon tape erasure and Senate approval of Ford nominee contrasted with House GOP push for a closer review. Attacks on waterfront deal and electricity slogan frame muddy political battlefield and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mary Woods
Nixon
Oyt
Canine and Alameda County Representatives In Washington
List of U S Senators and Representatives whose districts include portions of Canine, Cecte and Southern Alameda counties with their Washington mailing addresses. Includes Senator Alan Cranston, Senator John V. Tunney, Representative Fortnay H Stark, Don Edwards, and Jerome R Waldie, noting districts and areas such as San Leandro Castro Valley Hayward Alameda Oakland Union City Fremont Newark Alamo and parts of Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canine
Cecte
Alameda
Alan Cranston
Democrats
Senate
Washington, D.C
John V. Tunney
Cannon House
Washingt
D.C
Fortnay H
Pete Stark
al Tistries
Longworth Builds
Washington
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lae
Rency
Livermore-Amator Valle
Nurtty Hayward
Oakland
Contra Costa County
Don Edwards
Cannon Building
Washington, DC
South Haywark Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Jerome R. Waldie
Alamo
Don't let the mob rule in roads and courts
Readers condemn mob blocks on highways and call for law and order with court action. They recount past police crackdowns on East 14th Street protests, note emergency impacts, and urge swift justice. They also critique Chief Justice Burger's remarks on legal competence, urging reform to end courtroom excess and ensure judge and lawyer accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
East 14Th Street
Hayward
San Leandro
Gracenel San Lorenzo
California Poll prompts correction on Look magazine suit
In a letter Lance Brisson disputes the summary of the Look magazine case against San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto. The agency reviews state that two juries failed to reach verdicts and a third trial request was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Frincisco
Joseph Aliato
Look Magazine
Aliato
Look
Lance Brisson
Brisson
Iwo
Alcotn
Mervin D. Field
California Pall
Obituary Note for Al Kant of Es tudillo and San Leandro
The Hstudilla Homeowners mourn the loss of Mayor Al Kant a devoted public servant who represented his district and San Leandro with distinction. Es tudillo residents honor his memory and extend condolences to Mrs Kant and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hstudilla Homeowners Organization
al Kant
Kart
Incell
San Leandro
Estudillo
Why We Are Going Broke by Woody Palmer
A column argues the U S faces fiscal strain from proposed foreign aid funding. It critiques a planned 1 5 billion appropriation for the International Development Association and a 1 4 billion soft loan mechanism to be reloaned at below market rates. It cites Senator Byrd and questions the timing and cost to taxpayers. The piece warns about continued taxpayer money outward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Palmer
Te U
World Bank
Harry Byrd, Jr
Virginia
Congress
Philosopher-bureaucrat Peterson as CEQ chief
Russell Peterson, 58, new chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality, is profiled as a tall, articulate former Delaware governor with a PhD in chemistry. The piece weighs his beatitudes for modern life, questions if love and reform suffice against global threats, and notes his shift from pollution zealotry toward quality of life as a central aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Russell Peterson
Council On Environmental Quality
Peterson
United States
Delaware
Duy Pout Co
University of Wisconsin
Nixon
USA
Russell Train
Cosit Fignin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Peterton
Leora Ward
Associ
The
Daily Review
Ite
Review
James Kilpatrick
Buzhardt
Ike
Ford
House
Warren E. Burger
Quali
Asyates
Holmes Alexander
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!