Sohio oil terminal pollution estimates tripled in study
Ohio and California agencies unveiled a state ARB report showing that Sohio's proposed Long Beach oil terminal could emit hydrocarbon levels equivalent to 2.7 million 1977-model cars in the most probable scenario and up to all six-county Los Angeles sources in a worst case. The study warns of health risks, urges eight key questions for approval, and cites safety and economics as central issues.
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North Korea talks eyed after helicopter downing
U N Command seeks a Saturday meeting with North Korea to discuss the downing of a U S Army helicopter near the Korean border in which three Americans were killed and one captured. North Korea accuses the craft of trespassing while Washington calls it a mistaken incursion and vows no escalation.
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New York City Recovers From 25 Hour Blackout Turmoil
After a 25 hour blackout New York City saw restored power with Con Edison saying most of the city had electricity again. Police reported isolated looting but less severe than the night before as Governor Carey dispatched 250 state troopers and President Carter ordered a federal hearing.
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Night of terror ends with New York looting arrests
Reports say looting and vandalism dropped sharply as the blackout subsided. About 8,373 arrested citywide, 436 officers injured, one infant fatality, and the Tombs reopened to house detainees amid a state of emergency. Hoarded loot and shattered storefronts marked Harlem, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and the South Bronx.
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Suspect in Trash Bag Murders Freed Over Weak Evidence
Riverside County freed one of two admit homosexual suspects in the so called trash bag murders after the grand jury declined to indict him. David Hill left the jail quietly as officials cited weak evidence while partner Patrick Wayne Kearney awaits arraignment on three murder counts. Authorities continue examining 24 killings tied to the case across four counties.
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Transientfound guilty in Long Beach murder case
A seven man five woman jur y in Long Beach Superior Court found Gordon Lee McKenzie guilty of first degree murder in the beating death of Marion E. Dance 55 of 355 B Street. Dance body was found by neighbors after a CB radio party hosted by Dance. Richard T French 20, another transient, was named as the only other person with Dance that night and faces trial August 1. Judge Pat Mullendore scheduled a probation and sentence hearing for McKenzie on August 3.
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It Couldn’t Happen Here Says Utility Leader on Blackouts
Southern California Edition Company serves about three million customers and faces rare blackout risk. George Hanawalt, coastal tea manager, says emergency generation, cross-state interconnections, and automatic load shedding prevent total outages. A 1974 lightning storm near Victorville briefly interrupted service to 24 million customers, lasting under a minute, with rapid restart plans in place.
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