Coastal protection bill clears Senate with labor compromise
Senate approves SB1277 by Sen. Jerry Smith in a 12-14 vote minutes after Governor Brown pledged to sign the measure and labor amendments. The act makes permanent the Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, with regional commissions activated only if workload dictates, and includes market to limit growth and require Legislature ratification for certain designations.
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Sacramento
Brown
Senate
Perform
Jerry Smith
Saratoga
Gary Hart
Santa Barbara
Smith
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
State Commission
Jack Henning
California Labor Federation
Coastal Commission
Henning
Hijackers, hostages freed after Luxor airliner raid
In Luxor Egypt a Boeing 187 hijacked by three Arab gunmen was stormed by troops disguised as mechanics. The three Arab hijackers were arrested and claims linked to Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy were made. No passengers were harmed.
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Luxor
Egypt
Cairo
Roops
Mamdouh Salem
Salem
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Libya
Alexandria
Israel
Sad
Tel Aviv
Interior Ministry
Egyptair
Benghazi
U S softens reaction to North Korea apology
The State Department softened its stance on North Korea after President Ul Sung expressed regret over the Panmunjom incident. Officials said the message was a positive step and asked for a Korea Armistice Commission meeting to seek safety assurances for U S personnel, with timing uncertain.
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Wasilington
State Department
Kit Ul Sung
North Kore
Henry A. Kissinger
Marshal Kim
Demilitarized Zone
Robert L. Funseth
Tat Kissinger
Ford
Kissinger
North Korea
Kim
Panmunjom
Termites Burglars Baffle Bronx Stores
A group aged 9 to 12, termed the Termites, tunnel into storefronts through walls in the Bronx, breaking into at least five shops this summer. No major items stolen, but damage and frustration rise. Police report persistence and limited leads with no arrests yet.
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New York
IAP
Bronx
Red
Bronx Zoo
New York Botanical Garden
Joseph Distler
George Porette
Hank
Tax tax talks move to House Senate conference
The House agreed to enter conference with the Senate to resolve differences on a multibillion dollar tax revision and tax credit extension bill. Talks could begin as soon as the Senate is ready, possibly today or Wednesday, according to Al Ullman. Current tax cuts are worth about 140 dollars yearly for a 15 000 dollar family, with payroll withholding rates frozen until Sept. 1 and expected to stay frozen as needed.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Ways and Meats Committee
al Ullman
Tore
Taid
Congress
Cadets may reapply after reflection in West Point case
Secretary Hoffman proposed letting guilty cadets reapply for admission after a year of reflection possibly while in active service. A seven member advisory panel led by Frank Borman will study the academy affair, aiming to complete work by turn to back page.
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Washington
Martin Hoffman
West Point
Frank Borman
Eastern Airlines
Hoffman
Congress
Borman
Bormian
Thottmann
RTD bus strike drags on with no end in sight
Negotiations between striking RTD drivers and the Southern California Rapid Transit District resume at 1 pm but little chance of settlement before Sunday. 4500 drivers and 1100 mechanics, represented by UTU and ATU, halted service after midnight, idling 2400 buses and forcing about 761000 riders across Los Angeles and surrounding counties to seek alternatives.
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Southern California Rapid Transit District
RTD
United Transportation Union
Amalgamated Transit
RTC
Los Angles
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Long Brach Public Transportation Co
Orange County Transit District
Debates May Be Illegal Under New Campaign Law
Ford Carter debates planned by the League of Women Voters face possible illegality under a new campaign financing law. FEC lawyers review whether the League can cover about 150000 in debate costs without illegal contributions and if corporate or union support is allowed. Lawyers expect a legal opinion by week’s end, with a decision unlikely before next week.
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Warren Weaver Jr
New York Times Service
Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
League of Women Voters
Federal Election Commission
League
Commission
Daniel Swiltinger
The
Election Commission
FEC
Fed
Death marks eighth Southland murder in three days
A news brief reports that a teacher becomes the eighth murder victim in Southland over a three day period, continuing a violent stretch and prompting police inquiries. The item appears on page C-6 with sparse details.
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Tura
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