Oil industry faces new environmental rules in California
California moves to apply Environmental Impact Report like CEQA standards to oil production. Lands Commission rules take effect May 2 and may force longer reviews for new wells. Oil officials warn of delays, drawing parallels to timber industry curbs and ongoing regulatory uncertainties remain.
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Bob Schmidt
State Bureau
Sacramento
California
State Lands Commission
State Department of Conservation
Division of Oil and Gas
Norman E. Hill
Claire Dedrick
Long Beach
Lands Commission
Jack Hundley
Western Oil and Gas Association
The
Resources Agency
Dedrick
Commission
Hundley
Bakersfield
Ford Urges Unity at Concord Lexington Bicentennial
President Ford pressed for national unity and world reconciliation at Concord and Lexington marking the Revolution’s 200th anniversary. He urged healing over blame while facing hecklers from a counter Bicentennial group and laid a wreath at the Minuteman statue.
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Concord
Mass
Lexington
Ford
Old North Bridge
America
Peter Ramsbotham
Lexington Green
India Orbits First Developing Nation Satellite Aryabhata
India joined the ranks of spacefaring nations as the Soviet aided Aryabhata satellite entered a near circular orbit about 400 miles high. The 800 pound instrument will operate for about six months with experiments on X rays neutrons gamma rays and Earth's atmosphere while Indian scientists take control by day three.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Earth
Moscow
D. P. Dhar
Soviet Space Center
Baikonur
Kazakh Republic
Tass
United States
Madras
Bears Lake
Expo '75 to be first oceanographic world fair Okinawa hosts
The notice indicates Okinawa will host Expo 75 the first oceanographic world fair with events planned and international participation.
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Okinawa
Viet Cong hint at delaying Saigon assault for possible peace talks
A senior Viet Cong official Col Vo Dong Giang suggested a pause before attacking Saigon to seek a peaceful end to the war contingent on Thieu stepping down and all disguised civilian advisers leaving. Other Viet Cong informants monitor U.S. congressional moves on aid, while Western analysts see Saigon’s fall looming. Giang stressed three-front warfare political military and diplomatic and left open the chance of a political settlement.
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Malcolm W. Browne
New York Times
Saigon
Vo Dong Giang
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Congress
Giang
Gia Dinh
People and Liberation Armed Forces
South Vietnam
Thieu
Reward Offered in Wilmington Gang Stabbing Death
Jose Ballestero 18 was stabbed to death on March 17 near Lakme Avenue Wilmington after leaving a bus on L Street. Four to five youths fled. Harbor Division detectives have no clues. Secret Witness offers 2000 for information leading to arrest and murder conviction. call 436-2526 or write P O Box 67 Long Beach CA 90801.
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Jose Ballestero
L Street
Lakme Avenue
Wilmington
C.R
Ballestero
Harbor Division
Secret Witness
P.O. Box
Long Beach
Calif
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Senate
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Associated Press
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Pacific
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Bihn Tuy
Phan Thiet
Joint General Staff
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Pham van Phu
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Lam Quang Tho
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Washington
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Ford Administration
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Foreign Relations Committee
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