OLeary predicts higher energy prices and less home comfort
Federal Energy Administration chief John F. O Leary told ABC television that the Carter administration’s energy policy will raise prices and reduce home comfort. He floated higher gasoline taxes, potential tax on natural gas, and possible federal orders pushing a switch to coal or electricity while noting some people may use van pools to cut driving.
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Carter
Future energy saving ideas reshape homes and shops
Three energy conservationists forecast major changes as the United States tightens energy use. insulation thickens, more compact homes with individual thermostats, and multifamily divisions. Older houses convert to smaller units while supermarkets fade to computerized warehouses with door to door delivery.
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Bruce Hannon
University of Illinois
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University of Ili
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Seichi Konzo
John G. Muller
Federal Energy Administration
Rose Bird Aims to Link Courts and Public Involvement
Rose Elizabeth Bird, nominated by Gov. Brown as chief justice of the California Supreme Court, urges appellate justices to spend time in trial courts to understand daily pressures. She promotes stronger roles for municipal and justice courts and emphasizes citizen involvement in government. Bird has long experience in Santa Clara County and led reforms in agricultural labor relations and regulatory boards.
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Judicial Council
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Santa Clara County
Public Defender's Office
Appeals Divisn
Cal school revolution faces pivotal reform test
California eyes a political shift in public education as decentralization moves toward local control of funds and authority. State Superintendent Wilson Riles leads the reform, backed by Gov. Brown but questioned over cost and feasibility. Legislators express skepticism about the plan’s scope and funding.
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Supreme Court
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Five-car crash on approach to Gerald Desmond Bridge claims Huntington Beach man
A five vehicle collision on the approach to the Gerald Desmond Bridge Sunday left Scott Kirby 19 dead man in serious condition and seven others needing treatment. Kirby was arrested on suspicion of felony drunk driving and manslaughter after the 5 20 p m crash near Long Beach.
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Long Beach Naval Station
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Stu Gordon
Kirby
Oscar Olivares
Los Angeles
Sweeley
Bauer Hospital
St. Mary Medical Center
Buettner
Pacific Hospital
Florence Parker
Seattle
Wash
Harold Land
Warren Snavely
Olivares
Bremer
Oil spill washes San Francisco beaches and wildlife
San Francisco ailed by a large bunker oil spill from the Hawaiian Progress at Bethlehem Shipyard. More than 20 000 gallons released into San Francisco Bay and along Ocean Beach, Angel Island, Fort Baker, and Marin shores. Over 130 distressed seabirds were taken for treatment. Bethlehem hired about 200 workers to clean up while Coast Guard researchers determine legal responsibility.
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West’s biggest drugs seizure on West Coast
Mexican officials seized nearly 300 pounds of cocaine and 11 pounds of heroin in a major haul valued at about 73 million dollars. Three Culiacan men were arrested after their private plane landed at Tijuana airport, tying the case to a ring smuggling drugs from Mexico and South America into the United States. The trio were identified as Oscar Cazares Rocha, Marcio Enrique Alvarez-Vasquez, and pilot Jesus Alfredo Aguilar.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
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Mexico
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U.S
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Marcio Enrique Alvarez-Vasquez
Jesus Alfredo Aguilar
Boy drowns as rip current claims 13 year old rescuer
In a beach weekend crowded by 765000 visitors from Topanga Canyon to Newport Beach, 13 year old Leon Gardner of Los Angeles entered a rip current at Playa del Rey to assist a girl in distress and vanished. Lifeguards searched until sunset and planned a dawn restart. Radar of currents and undertow noted after rough 2 foot surf.
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Newport Beach
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Palm Springs
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Playa del Rey
Leon Gardner
Los Angeles
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Millican
Gardner
National Weather Service
Independent Chief Davis hits Brown coalition at GOP parley
Independent Chief Davis challenges Senator Brown's coalition during a GOP parley, while Carter softens criticism aimed at Kissinger by UN envoy Andrew Young. Helms asserts willingness to testify Kissinger ordered him to lie. American recording industry faces a major anti trust probe as inquiries widen.
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