U S to approve L B Sohio pipeline Andrus urges action
Andrus said the Interior Department would approve converting an abandoned gas line to move 500 000 barrels daily from Dominguez Hills to Midland Texas. The 1 024 mile pipeline would cross public lands and aid the national energy program. California officials were urged to follow suit as Congress moved to speed two pipelines moving Alaska crude to inland markets.
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U.S
Andrus
California
Vo. Nte
Ucu Andrus
Sohio
Alaska
Long Beach
Texas
Dominguez Hills
Midland
Interior Department
House
Senate
Harbor chiefs have investments in city affairs
Harbor officials hold notable investments tied to maritime operations and land development. The report outlines their stake in local ventures, potential conflicts of interest, and how these holdings intersect with municipal decisions affecting port activity and economic growth.
Rewards total $140000 in hillside strangler case
County Board of Supervisors and Los Angeles officials approve a 3100000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the hillside strangler. KTTV and a Glendale lawyer add funds as a task force expands and a proclamation urges heightened vigilance by women.
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Hillside
County Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles
Peggy Stevenson
Hollywood
Mark Sanchez
Glendale
Harald L. Myers
Arite
Carter presses line on Social Security payroll tax burden
President Carter urged conferees to drop a House provision allowing 65 plus earners to collect full Social Security, warning the combined bills could cost 7 to 10 billion yearly by 1983. He pressed for higher payroll taxes to preserve the system, while House and Senate clash over who bears the burden and the earnings limit for retirees.
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Washington
Carter
Conference
House
Senate
A. Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
Russell. B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Ullman
Congress
Elephant on the run: 8000-pound circus star evades Florida searchers
Colonel the 8,000-pound elephant escaped during a circus fire near Palm Beach and has eluded a large ground and air chase for two days. Wildlife officials say he headed into the Lykes Preserve near Lake Okeechobee, with pilots spotting him in a pond and blowing water into the air.
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Palmdale
Fla
South
Florida
Lykes Preserve
Lake Okeechobee
Overglades
Richard McClelland
Mitchell Brown
Ex QM aide charged in thefts amid long running probe
John O. Smith 87 was arrested and charged with 21 counts of grand theft for allegedly taking Queen Mary artifacts valued at $130000 over a decade. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Police say more arrests may follow as the probe continues and civil action may settle ownership of remaining items.
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John O. Smith
E. First St
Paul Chastain
Dept. 5
Long Beach Municipal Court
Smith
Chastain
Jack Locke
Queen Mary Department
Marvin Wolff
Locke
Queen Mary
Sotheby Parke Bennet
Los Angeles
Donald Persson
Carroll Park East
Rth St
Avalon Blvd
Wilmington
Persson
Vetoed energy measure ends elderly electric bill relief
Washington AP report notes energy conferees rejected a Senate passed plan to guarantee lower electric rates for those over 62 and Social Security recipients. The measure, once approved 5686 on the Senate floor, would have cut senior bills by about 40 percent but lacked cross chamber support as negotiators proceed with a broader national energy bill. The panel aims to finish non tax issues, while gas price controls remain a disputed point between House and Senate proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Carter
Washington
Congressional Energy
Man Slain in Long Beach Robbery Suspected
The body of 44 year old Long Beach man Stewart A. Watson was found in his apartment at 140 E Red St at about 1 am Thursday by the manager. Police believe he was strangled by a robber and an autopsy will determine exact time of death. No items taken have been disclosed.
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Yolanda Washington
Miss Washington
Glendale
Margaret Madrid
City of
Industry
Theresa Berry
Long Beach
E. Red St
Stewart A. Watson
Watson
Carter plans two global trips, page A-10
Southland scientists report a genetics breakthrough on page A-14. The note mentions Carter planning two international journeys as part of broader coverage.
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Carter
Southland
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Bob Shinn
Commission
Harbor Chiefs
East Technical High School
Ohio Supreme Court
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Tim Breault
The
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