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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1977

Page

7

District official accuses ARB of excluding SCAG in Sohio talks

Riverside County supervisor Al McCandless told a House subcommittee that the South Coast Air Quality Management District was squeezed out of two party negotiations with Sohio over a Long Beach oil terminal. He warned the ARB approval governs any regional decision and urged visible trade offs to curb emissions from the Alaskan oil project. The hearings also examined Alaskan crude distribution and potential natural gas pipeline use through the mid-1980s.

Bob Schmidt San Francisco Los Angeles Basin al McCandless Riverside County South Coast Air Quality Management District ARB Sohio Subcommittee On Special Investigations House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Alaska Long Beach Valdez Tom Quinn Sohie Quinn Mittee Thomas Austin Douglas Robinson Federal Energy Administration Ted Robinson McCandless Runnels Donald Bright Port of Los Angeles Hannaford State Energy Commission Sohia Midland Texas Richard Maullin California United States Maullin Gulf

States Continue Free Abortions After Federal Cutoff

Washington report indicates at least 15 states still fund abortions at no cost to welfare women despite the federal financing ban. HEW surveys ongoing, Hyde-like bills emerge in Illinois Massachusetts Michigan and Wisconsin as lawmakers consider preserving or ending state funds into the next fiscal year.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW National Abortion Rights Action League Alaska California Colorado Florida Hawaii Kentucky Illinois Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey Oregon Vermont Wisconsin Nha Karen Mulhauser Congress

Nixon tapes and papers moved to National Archives

On the third anniversary of his resignation Nixon's tapes and papers left the White House and were sent to the National Archives after court battles over possession. Three moving vans carried 1,800 boxes and 1,146 tape reels while two Air Force patrol cars escorted each van. The shipments included Nixon and senior advisers materials and national security files.

Washington Nixon White House Executive Office Sylvania Avenue National Archives Air Force National Security General Services Administration Suitland

Firefighters gain ground on multiple Western fires

Cooler weather helped contain seven major California fires totaling 35 000 acres at Boise reports. A 400 acre blaze northwest Colorado threatened gas wells near Grass Valley Junction. A 1000 acre fire southeast of San Bernardino was blamed on arson. Scarface near Lassen snags 80 of area. Grand Canyon fire 12 000 acres faced storms with mixed hopes. About 700 firefighters battled near the canyon.

Colorado Grassd Junction San Bernardino San Bernardino National Forest Federal Interagency Fire Center Boise Idaho California Big Sur Lassen Sang Oregon Boider Grand Canyon Arizona

Panama Canal treaty near as talks wrap up

Panamanian and U S negotiators labor overnight to finish anagreement granting Panama control of the Canal. President Carter urges Congress to wait for the pact and monitor talks as officials expect an initial agreement and a draft treaty ready for September consideration.

Panama City U.S Ellsworth Bunker Sol Linowitz Linowita Congress Carter Jody Powell House Senate Bowen Panama

Son of Sam victim learns date is dead

Robert Violante learns Stacy Moskowitz, his date, was killed by the 44 caliber killer in New York. Violante, blinded in one eye, heard the news from his father after a long talk about manhood. The incident marks another impact of the Son of Sam killings on young people and families.

NEW York Robert Violante Violante Stacy Moskowitz Sam Stacy Miss Moskowitz Rob Coles Bronx

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