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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1974
Page
21
An estimated 126 600 barrels of heavy oil leaked from a refinery tank and polluted a large area of Kurashiki port in southern Japan late Wednesday, according to the Maritime Safety Agency report.
In Sacramento, Chevron and Union Oil diverged on geothermal development. Union Oil cites high mineral content in brine as the main obstacle, while Chevron argues profits, not tech, hinder progress. Witnesses testified to UC Riverside study findings that four firms control 75 percent of valley lands and restrain development.
Stand up sports gear sale listing. No-longer-needed items include bikes, skates, balls, and protective gear. Ideal for athletes and families seeking affordable equipment and quick pickup. Contact details available upon inquiry.
The Air Pollution Center District predicts a spike in smog in Los Angeles County and surrounding areas today. The forecast notes maximum pollutant levels and daily nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide readings, with California standards likely exceeded when certain thresholds are reached.
The Navy said it would not relocate the San Diego based Destroyer Squadron 9 to Guam as planned. The six ships with 859 crew were to be moved last March but budget and personnel concerns led to cancellation. Navy officials noted $2.7 million in moving costs for families could be saved by not moving. Guam currently hosts only one Navy ship.
Seven San Diegans sue the Navy, claiming arrests and bans at the San Diego Naval Station violate free speech and freedom of the press. The suit, filed in U S District Court by ACLU lawyers, seeks to stop the Navy from barring civilians from distributing newspapers and leaflets in public areas.
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