Brown seeks price parity for Long Beach oil with federal relief
Governor Brown urges Frank Zarb to lift the May 15 1973 price freeze and grant relief on Wilmington Field crude. He argues California loses about 100000 per day and Long Beach would gain about 576000 in additional annual royalties if the ceiling is raised by 88 cents per barrel.
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Brown
Long Beach
Tidelands
Federal Energy Administration
Sharp Scotter
Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
California
Gover
Zarh
United States
FEA
Wilmington
Zarb
Mark Hannaford
Leonand Brock
Howse
Longet charged with felony manslaughter in Sabich death
ASPEN Colo AP entertainer Claudine Longet was charged with felony manslaughter for the shooting death of her lover professional skier Vladimir Spider Sabich. District Attorney Frank Tucker said the case will hinge on recklessness rather than an accident, with a preliminary hearing set for June 8.
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Aspen
Colo
Claudine Longet
Vladimir
Spider” Sabich
Miss Longet
Sabich
Frank Tucker
Pitkin County
George &. Lohr
Tucker
Lohr
Sahich
William Baldridge
Spider Sabich
Carter apologizes for ethnic purity remark in campaign
President candidate Jimmy Carter faced backlash for calling neighborhoods ethnically pure while defending stability. He refused to use federal force to alter ethnic character but faced criticism from Andrew Young, Henry Jackson, and Morris Udall, who urged clear policy and warned the remark could cost him the nomination as Indiana and Pennsylvania primary campaigns began.
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Jimmy Carter
Sylvania
Carter
Indiana
Andrew Young
Georgia
Washington
Young
Howsing
Sen
Henry Jackson
Rep
Morris Udall
Arizona
Pot
Jackson
House Rejects Delay of B1 Bomber and Ship Budget Cuts
The House voted down attempts to delay B1 bomber production and cut ship funds as part of a $33.4 billion defense authorization. An amendment to halt $350 million for a new nuclear aircraft carrier until a study was completed was defeated. Proponents argued weapons are needed to counter the Soviets. opponents urged cost scrutiny and testing before production.
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Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Gialmo
Congress
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Ford
Rap Les Aspin
D-Wise
U.S
Soviet Union
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Joe 2
Waggonner
D-La
Mystery woman no longer secret in Brown birthday scene
The woman seen embracing Gov. Brown on his birthday is identified as Susan Fottish, a San Francisco Bay area film editor who dated Brown before he became governor. She visited Brown and was brought in to wish him well, not expecting photographers at the news conference.
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Sacramento
Gov. Brown
Susan Fottish
San Francisco Bay Area
Brown
Brown Akfa
Labor rejects S F vote over city strike
Labor leaders denounced a plan to end the nine day long wage cut dispute by putting it to a June vote. 1,800 streetcar and bus drivers join 1,900 craft workers on strike hindering transit for about 250,000 riders.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Patrick Mahler
Quentin Kopp
Kopp
Quake in Southland Jolts Long Beach Area
A 4.7 magnitude quake struck Southern California centered near Newhall, felt across Long Beach to Santa Barbara with brief light damage. A morning storm followed, dropping about 0.06 inches of rain in Long Beach and slowing traffic as skies cleared by afternoon with a high of 55 degrees.
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California
Orange County
Santa Barbara
Balboa
Caltech
Pasadena
Newhall
Clarence Allen
San Fernando Valley
Allen
Ventura
Newall
Southland
Pacific Northwest
Los Angeles Civic Center
Senate votes food-stamp reform to aid very poor
The Senate approved a reform plan to cut middle income families from food stamp rolls and reduce costs for the very poor with an 82 to 22 vote. The measure sets income limits for families of four and requires able-bodied recipients to register for work, sending the bill to the House for action.
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Senate
Washington
House
Agriculture Committee
George McGovern
D-S.c
Senate Agriculture Committee
Labor Department
Auto stalled man crossing freeway killed in Inglewood
A 59-year-old Sepulveda man died after being struck by a southbound car while crossing the San Diego Freeway from his stalled vehicle on the center divider in Inglewood. He walked across three lanes and was hit in the right lane by a Glendale man. the driver was not cited.
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San Diego
Wilton Anderson
Centinela Valley
Sai
Acros
Glendale
Prosecution of Terrorist Group Delayed by Bailey
F L Bailey charges U S stall ing in prosecution of terrorist group until after Patty Hearst is sentenced. Air Force rebukes 22 top brass for accepting trips from defense contractors. Chief Justice Burger defends Supreme Court record on individual rights.
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U.S
Gro
Patty Hearst
AIR Force
Burger
Supreme Court
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