Major shakeup hits California prison leadership
Sacramento reports a sweeping reorganization of state prison leadership led by new corrections chief Jerry Enomoto. Kenneth Britt moves from San Quentin to Sierra Conservation Center near Jamestown, while Robert M. Rees becomes warden at San Quentin. Harold Watts is replaced at Susanville by Paul J. Morris as deputy moves, with Watts moving to Sacramento as deputy director for administration.
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California oil tax plan seeks 35 million spill fund
California should tax oil crude to build a 35 million dollar fund for spill damages. Senators Omer Rains and Peter Behr push tighter tanker and pipeline rules after the 1969 Santa Barbara spill. The bill would levy up to five cents per barrel for the fund, overseen by the State Water Resources Control Board, with direct liability for damages and state recovery from guilty parties.
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California considers tax surcharge on gas guzzlers
In Sacramento the Assembly debated penalties on low mileage cars. Michael Wornum proposed a sliding scale surcharge on passenger cars bought after Jan 4 1976 for under 25 mpg, tied to EPA fuel economy tests. Alan Sieroty sought rules requiring 90 percent of purchases by government to hit 20 mpg by 1978.
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Smog science links auto pollution to respiratory risk
EPA seminar participants led by Russell Train warn that key smog elements raise infection risk and lung harm. Dr James Pitts cites a California air board study on sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides forming particulates. autos and refineries near the coast urged to tighten controls.
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