No new word on Ecuador seized tuna seiners
In San Diego the American Tunaboat Association said no new word had come from Ecuador on negotiations for release of four U S seiners seized for fishing within Ecuador 200 mile limits. Vessels were directed to Salinas for fishing without licenses about 125 miles offshore. Skippers questioned aboard a Salinas naval destroyer and later transferred to Guayaquil where talks continued. Rep Lionel Van Deerlin criticized US policy saying it could destroy the tuna industry.
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UPD
American Tunaboat Association
Ecuador
U.S
Salinas
Guayaquil
Lionel van Deerlin
ACTION LINE answers domestic worker Social Security questions
The column explains that employers must withhold and match Social Security for domestic workers earning over $50 in a quarter. It warns employees cannot pay the employer share, notes penalties for omissions, and cites the IRS office in Carson for forms. It also covers coat damage claims with a suggested arbitration path at the Long Beach BBB. It mentions a Roses theme contest and photo restoration studios.
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HLS
Long Beach
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Keegan Ave
Carson
Orchid Cleaners
E. Broadway
Action Line
T.C
Lonig Beach
Roger Kroll
Kroll
Long Beach Better Business Bureau
BBB
Pine Ave
Jackson presses to keep aid to Saigon with trims
Sen Henry Jackson of Washington said at a Los Angeles news conference that congressional support for South Vietnam should continue but funding should be reduced. He forecast ongoing Vietnam conflict and leadership changes in Saigon while noting continued unrest and repression amid protests believed to be pro Communist.
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Henry Jackson
Los Angeles
South Vietnam
Jackson
Congress
DMV to replace paper license plates with wind shield sale forms
The Department of Motor Vehicles will replace paper license plates taped to car bumpers with the customer's copy of the sale form displayed in the lower windshield corner. The move aims to cut temporary paperwork and reduce paper and printing costs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
Harris denounces Ford oil tax as an outrage
Former Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris blasted President Ford's oil tax plan as an outrage that would hit the average family while enriching giant oil companies. He urged a $20 to $28 billion tax cut for relief and pressed utilities to charge smaller firms fairly to curb waste. Harris spoke at a Los Angeles news conference while seeking volunteers for his 1976 Democratic presidential bid. James Jackson criticized Ford for aiding Southeast Asia and for economic plans seen as favoring the wealthy.
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Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Harris
Los Angeles
Jackson
Southeast Asia
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