Long Beach pushes Washington blitz for Alaska oil terminal
In a bid to host a major Alaska oil terminal, Long Beach officials lobby in Washington despite spill fears. Port members estimate travel and hospitality costs at about 4,000 to 5,000 dollars for a three day trip, aiming to secure billions in oil revenue and a seven million dollar annual port inflow.
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Long Beach
Port Commission
Josson Hotel
Washington
Ridings
Standard Oil of Ohio
Sohio
Fish and Game backs Long Beach tanker terminal
California officials from the Department of Fish and Game urged choosing Long Beach as the Sohio tanker terminal site if California is selected. They argued an enclosed harbor would lessen impacts on fish and wildlife versus open coast sites, while a panel heard testimony on the environmental impact statement for the Long Beach terminal and a Long Beach to Midland pipeline.
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Long Beach
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Sohio
Larry Rapinoza
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U.S. Department of the Interior
Talang
Los Angeles
Bureau of Land Management
Midland
Tex
Soaring Coffee Prices Hit Long Beach Consumers
Coffee per pound in Long Beach supermarkets averages 2.34 dollars, with prices rising from 1.05 to 2.34 since 1974. Vending machines will raise cup prices to 20 cents as costs soar amid frost in Brazil, Angola conflict, and poor crops.
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Walt Downing
Long Beach
Servomation Corp
Downing
Brazil
Wendy Yoshimura Cited Five Times For Contempt
In Oakland AP report, Wendy Yoshimura was cited five times for contempt of court during a weapons possession trial as she refused to answer questions about her 34 years as a fugitive with Patricia Hearst. She read a statement citing moral principles for remaining silent and invoked no Fifth Amendment protection.
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Patricia Hearst
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Horner
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James Larson
Larson
Carter mulls ideas to reach the people after taking office
President elect Jimmy Carter weighs plans to end presidential isolation by letting citizens call a toll free line for direct government help and considers televised fireside chats and calls from the public. A Georgia program as governor informs this transition effort and aides prepare to answer inquiries.
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Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Georgia
Wet Southland faces more rain after hail and spouts
Thunderstorms soaked Long Beach with steady showers while coast waters spawned tornado-like spouts off Huntington Beach. Hail hit the San Fernando Valley, and Log Beach Airport logged 18 inches of rain in 30 hours, boosting the season total to 3.65 inches. Forecasters warn of continued rain with snow possible in mountain valleys and ski resorts ready for improving conditions.
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San Fernando Valley
Weather Service
Log Beach
National Weather Service
Bill Sullivan
Highway 14
Palmdale
Desert
Santa Barbara
Chino
Goat hunter falls 300 feet to death on San Clemente Island
A Naval Undersea Center worker, 28 year old Thomas J. Burns of San Diego, slipped from a 30 foot cliff while aiding a federal goat control program. He left the center at 8 am Tuesday and did not return. A search found his body at 6 pm Tuesday. investigators delayed due to rugged terrain.
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San Clemente Island
Thomas J. Burns
San Diego
Naval Center
Burns
San Diego State University
Jet Struck by Lightning Returns Safely to L A Airport
An Air New Zealand DC10 en route to Tahiti with 228 aboard was struck by lightning about nine p m seven miles west of Los Angeles International Airport. The plane dumped fuel to reduce weight before returning safely. no visible damage was reported.
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Los Angeles International Airport
California
Air New Zealand
Tahiti
National Transportation and Safety Board
State top court denies death-penalty review
California Supreme Court refused to reconsider its decision on the states death penalty law as unconstitutional. The brief order denied the attorney generals petition for rehearing and noted the language in the opinion was broadened to avoid excluding all mandatory penalties.
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California Supreme Court
Evelle J. Younger
Howard Schwab
Los Angeles
Schwab
US Supreme Court
Ford seeks GOP chairman as campaign chief
President Ford favors naming the party chairman as his campaign chief. The article notes political moves on page A-9. A separate report on page A-11 highlights higher cancer mortality among nonwhite populations.
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GOP
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