Vance Ends China Trip Without Breakthrough
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance wrapped four days of talks in Peking saying the talks were very useful and left him better informed though no progress on normalizing ties with China. He noted China may be more aware of U.S. pressures over Taiwan as he prepared to brief Japanese leaders in Tokyo.
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Mandel not out yet suspends Mandel from Maryland governorship
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel faces suspension without pay pending sentencing for mail fraud and racketeering. Attorney General Francis B. Burch said Mandel’s pension status is unclear and Blair Lee remains acting governor until appeals or resignation finalize.
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Dow recalls pesticide Fumazone over health fears
Dow Chemical Co. announced a recall of all stocks of the pesticide Fumazone sold through 250 distributors after reports it may cause sterility in workers and cancer in animals. The U S Labor Department said it will issue emergency temporary standards to limit worker exposure.
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Atlantic oil leases approved for Baltimore Canyon offshore
The 2nd U S Court of Appeals unanimously overruled a lower court and allowed offshore exploration for oil and gas off four eastern states. Four major firms Shell Exxon Mobil and Houston Oil & Minerals await drilling by year end amid environmental concern and possible appeals.
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PUC to Pick LNG Terminal Site Under New Bill
The bill shifts lead agency from Coastal Commission to the Public Utilities Commission to speed the selection of an LNG terminal. It would require the commission to recommend general areas and set a July 1 final decision date, aiming to avoid delays from coastal approvals and court challenges. Critics warn the measure locks in Pt Conception and blocks other viable sites like Los Angeles Harbor or Oxnard.
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Hostess denies knowledge of Korean payoffs to legislators
Suzi Fark Thomson told House investigators she knew nothing about South Korean payments to congressmen and hosted parties for officials without receiving any payment or being connected to the KCIA or KCIA-linked figures. She said a KCIA official attended some events but she did not know his affiliation.
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Reagan opposition grows to new Panama Canal treaty
Ronald Reagan, briefed by negotiators Linowitz and Bunker, urged the Senate to reject the Panama Canal treaty. He said he would explore alternative actions and unite conservative opponents at a Young Americans for Freedom gathering with fellow speaker William Simon. Reagan’s stance followed prior signals to oppose any agreement seen as surrendering control of the canal.
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Police Damages Suit In L B Over 1972 Shooting
A damaged OCR text notes a negligence claim against an L B police officer linked to a 1972 shooting on October 18. The piece cites a Kor tum case and states officer Ver stian bore responsibility for conforming to the Penal Code interpretation, mentioned four and a half years later.
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Court Rehearing Sought After Short Notice Kortum Decision
Shannon, for Vershaw and the city, argued for a rehearing claiming the Kortum ruling came only five days before the Vershaw appeal hearing leaving insufficient time to prepare. The motion centers on fairness and adequate time to prepare the rebuttal.
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Carter outlines NATO forward defense and Europe buildup
President Carter urges adherence to NATO forward defense and rapid restoration of prewar borders after a Soviet attack. He calls for about 3 percent real growth in defense spending, increased initial combat readiness in Western Europe, secured supply lines, and potential shifts of forces and stockpiles. Planners will shape concrete steps and outcomes remain uncertain.
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