Begin proposes tough terms for Mideast peace
Washington report outlines Prime Minister Begin offering a plan for broad Israeli withdrawals on two fronts with semi autonomous Arab civil administration for the West Bank. Geneva talks would form committees while Sinai and Golan Heights would see withdrawals with security measures. Carter praised Begin but warned differences remain as PLO representation debates continue.
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Construction walkout not visible in Long Beach
About 10,000 Southland heavy machine operators reportedly went on strike Monday but Long Beach City Engineer G. Marchese said major projects in the city are not yet affected. Demolition of the old city hall project using heavy equipment proceeded normally Tuesday. The strike by the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 12 aimed to halt housing developments, freeways, dams, sewage plants, high rises and pipelines.
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Sohio plan factors discussed with public welfare clause
Ahern noted no federal or state policy defines public welfare in energy decisions and questioned Sohio's alternatives. He said Carter prioritizes Northern Tier states and warned the Coastal Commission must define national interest while avoiding air quality criticisms. Greyhound Lines won approval to raise California fares 4.2 percent to offset higher labor costs.
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Tiffanys club faces license denial amid ownership disputes
Investigators found Tiffanys filed incomplete ownership statements while seeking city private club and state liquor licenses listing directors. Marino and Scoville tied to Las Vegas interests. ownership remains unclear. Officials allege misused funds, possible securities violations, and false advertising.
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LNG terminal debate stirs council over seismic risk and gas supply
Council members clash over LNG terminal plans with warnings of up to 96000 potential deaths if valves are shut off by Canada or Mexico. Officials defend design to resist earthquakes while noting leases require multiple permits from city, county, state and federal agencies before construction.
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Heat wave blamed for heat deaths and crop damage
Health officials report four elderly residents died in a St. Louis apartment building after eight days of extreme heat. A 76 year old man in St. Louis County also died from apparent heat stroke as authorities note the heat raises death risk. Illinois corn pollination disrupted by heat with potential crop losses. Georgia faces drought and expects a smaller corn harvest. Weather Service links heat to a stagnant high pressure system across the Atlantic and Rockies.
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Tax relief panel shifts burden toward renters in Calif bill
In Sacramento AP, a six member reference committee of three senators and three assembly members negotiates three property tax relief bills. They propose 64 percent for homeowners and 36 percent for renters, down from the current 85 to 15 split. Assemblyman Bill Lockyer notes homeowners now receive most relief while renters pay a smaller share.
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House panel approves 35-cent hike in minimum wage
The House Education and Labor Committee advanced a bill to raise the federal minimum wage from 2.20 to 2.65 by next January, with automatic increases thereafter to 58 percent of the national blue collar wage. Teen wage scales were rejected while tip credits for hotels and restaurants were scaled down rather than eliminated.
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Brown to Visit China Invitation Accepted by Governor
Governor Brown has accepted a formal invitation to visit the People's Republic of China. No date has been set for the trip, according to chief of staff Gray Davis.
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