Brown's 3.3-Billion Serrano school plan urged
Governor Brown asked California lawmakers to consider a 3.3 billion five year plan aimed at complying with the Serrano decision granting equal educational opportunities. The package promises no tax or program cuts, with a second phase to provide targeted property tax relief, and was presented as ideas subject to change.
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Owl
Sacramento
Brown
California
Supreme Court
Serrano
Independent
Wilson Riles
Sohio tanker terminal draws fire in Long Beach hearing
Coast Guard official calls opponents doomsday rhetoric unfair as environmental groups press concerns over a 45 million Sohio Alaskan oil terminal in Long Beach Harbor. Critics warn of fire risks and pollution and urge alternative uses or storage in Alaska.
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Jack C. Baldwin
11Th District Coast Guard
Standard Oil of Ohio
Sohio
Long Beach Harbor
Long Beach
Robert
Price
Coast Guard
California
Sobio
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Don May
Friends of the Earth Inc
May
Ue May
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Mideast
Port Angeles
Wash
Prabhu Nant Singh
B. Ocean Blvd
Citizens Task Force
Suhic
Long Beach-area
Singh
EIS
Sansinena
Los Angeles Harbor
Petro-Chemical Industries
Harbor Department Administration
Kurt Kupper
San Luis Obispo
Fifth victim named in Sansinena tanker blast
Felice Tridente, 25, the ship’s radio operator, was identified Tuesday as the fifth victim of the Sansinena explosion in Los Angeles Harbor. His address listed as Italy. Two charred bodies were recovered earlier from the 810 foot tanker wreckage, with four others still missing.
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Sansinena
Felice Tridente
Tridente
Italy
Los Angeles Harbor
Baker upsets Griffin as GOP leader in 95th Congress
Washington opens the 95th Congress with Democrats in full control of Capitol Hill and the White House. Robert Byrd of West Virginia chosen Senate majority leader, Howard Baker of Tennessee elected Republican minority leader over Robert Griffin. Byrd is expected to work with President Carter to advance Democratic programs as Griffin exits the leadership post.
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Baker
Griffin
Byrd
Washington
95Th
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
White House
Capitol
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Senate Republicans
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Senate Watergate Committee
Everett Dirksen
Democrats
Jimmy Carter
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Carter imposes strict ethics code for new administration
President elect Jimmy Carter announced far reaching ethics rules for about 2000 political appointees in Plains Georgia. He personal assets by giving up peanut business profits and pledged full financial disclosure. The code bars revolving door moves and requires a two year private sector waiting period for post government jobs dealing with former agencies.
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Plains, Ga
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ward gains probe power in Los Angeles County probe
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors gave Supervisor Baxter Ward sweeping powers to investigate the Assessor Philip Watson's office. He can extend the probe to any aspect, but exclusive subpoena powers were refused, requiring full board approval. Subpoenas were issued for 22 persons to attend continued hearings.
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Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Baxter Ward
Philip Watson
Ward
Pete Schabarum
Fire Evacuates 15 at Downtown Long Beach Apartment
A blaze at 629 Pine Ave in a three story Long Beach building forced evacuation of 15 residents including many elderly and frightened. Damage reached $5,000, largely from a third floor unit. A policeman and a truck driver helped evacuate tenants as a firefighter suffered leg burns.
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Long Beach
Pine Ave
Sierra hiker dies in High Sierra blizzard rescue
In the High Sierra Piute Pass area a 23 year old Altadena man Steve Sheppard died in a blizzard while snowshoeing with his Pasadena girlfriend Jeri Grasmueck who was airlifted in frostbite and exposure. Deputies said they started their hike day after Christmas and were found within a few miles of their starting point after a snowstorm and a heavy rescue by helicopter crews.
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Bishop
High Sierra
Steve Sheppard
Altadena
Piute Pass
Here
Jeri Ann Gras Rmueck
Pasadena
Rock Creek
Vaulet
Ford delays gasoline price decontrol plan
President Ford postponed his plan to end gasoline price controls amid Democratic opposition in Congress. Aides cited no final timing, with officials suggesting issuance could come today or later in the week. Federal estimates warned unleaded gas might rise about 2 cents a gallon, while supporters argued minimal immediate price impact.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Whites House
John Carlson
White House
Federal Energy Administration
Manson Woman Extradition Reported From Miami Testimony
Ainsworth reports that a woman linked to the Manson case is being extradited from Miami to testify. The note appears on Page A-3 and connects to ongoing legal proceedings around the high profile inquiry. Other items reference state government shifts and cultural items on subsequent pages.
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Manson
Miami
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Hart
L.B
J. Robert Vaulet
Sheppard
Miss Grassmueck
South Lake
Gov. Brown
Sen
Hayakawa
Claudine Longet
Financial
Cli Beg
Belz
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