Governor Brown Reconsiders Alaskan Oil Terminal Plan
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr says he may seek a neutral advisor to help reach a decision on the proposed Alaskan oil terminal. After a private two hour meeting with Sohio Chairman Charles Spahr, Brown suggested he might act to accelerate a ruling while environmental adviser Tom Quinn remains opposed. Spahr denied urging federal intervention and said the project would not worsen air quality in the Los Angeles Basin.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Wedesday
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Tom Quinn
Sohio
Charles Spahr
California
Texas
Washington
Sompany
Spahr
Tom Inn
Acral Spahr
Demary
Los Angeles Basin
Spar
Long Beach
Trek
Gap widens on tax relief between Brown and McCarthy
Across a tense election year, Governor Brown and Democrat Senator McCarthy clash over whether a state tax increase is needed to fund homeowner relief. Brown rejects any tax rise, while McCarthy contends higher taxes may be necessary to target aid for low income homeowners and renters. Brown aides cite a $200 million plan funded by the budget surplus, but the dispute highlights a broader fiscal split between the leaders.
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R Lay
T. McCarthy
Brown
McCarthy
San Francisco
California road plan sparks clash at transportation panel
At a monthly commission meeting, state highway officials faced sharp criticism from commissioners over the go slow construction program and perceived cash balances in the highway fund. Tension with Transportation Director Adriana Gianturco grew as critics pressed for higher project activity and denounced alleged banking of funds. In Sacramento, welfare data showed about 9,600 more Californians on aid in October, totaling 2.6 million, with increases across Aid to Families with Dependent Children and General Home Relief.
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Department
Shasta County
State Highway Fund
Gianturco
Adriana
Joseph Simott
San Diego
Ms. Gianturco
Sacramento
Federal
Social Security Administration
LA Assemblyman decries LA County funding for air district
Assemblyman Jerry Lewis of Highland urged Attorney General Evelle Younger to sue to force the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to fund the four-county Southern California Air Pollution Control District. He called the $32.3 million appropriation rejection irresponsible and a serious public health risk as the district set to begin February 1 serving Los Angeles Orange Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
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Sagramento
UPL
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
California
Jerry Lewis
R-Highland
Evelle Younger
Lewis
Younger
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
San Bernarding
EBMUD seeks exemptions from environmental review on rate hikes
Sacramento officials from the Golien Gate Bridge District and other agencies push legislation to carve out rate, tax and fare hikes from the California Environmental Quality Act. Attorney David Miller notes a court ruling shows fare hikes as projects needing review, urging a clear line to exclude rate setting from EIR requirements.
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Sacramento
UPL
David Miller
Miller
Appeals Court
Ifkc
State expands care charges against HyLand homes
Sacramento reports state health officials expanded charges of poor patient care against HyLand Convalescent Hospital Napa to include five other California facilities. The complaint filed in Napa County Superior Court by the district attorney seeks corrective actions and civil penalties up to 325000. Additional facilities cited are in Stockton Merced Modesto Banning and Beaumont.
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UPI
HyLand Convalescent
Helman Napa
California
State Department of Health
Nope County Superior Court
District Attorney’s Office
Hyland Enterprises
Washington
Napa
Stockton
Merced
Modesto
Banning
Beaumont
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