State blasts U S atom waste plan as disaster area
Sacramento AF reports the State Energy Commission released an interim study condemning U S nuclear processing and waste disposal plans as a disaster area. It notes no technology is approved for reprocessing or disposal and hinges on federal actions likely years away. Commissioner Gene Varanini warns of delays and potential deferral of nuclear power. A second report is due next February.
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Panel compromises on fuel pricing authority in energy bill
Washington AP reports tentative accords between House and Senate conferees on creating President Carter's Energy Department grant the secretary final authority to set some oil prices with a five member board. A parallel natural gas pricing plan and an override provision are under negotiation. Also noted is a Senate Energy Committee move to push a plan requiring utilities to shift to coal by 1990. In Alaska, oil flow through the 800 mile pipeline slowed to a crawl then sped up, passing the 580 mile mark by afternoon.
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First oil flows into billion barrel strategic reserve
WEST HACKBERRY La NYTS The first of what will be a billion barrel reserve of oil flowed into an enormous cavern here. The oil arrived aboard the Libyan tanker Garbis and is Arabian light. The reserve could yield 3.3 million barrels a day when fully deployed by 1985 to augment domestic production amid potential embargo scenarios.
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California home prices rise amid May sales surge
AP report from CAL HOME SAN MATEO states the California median home price climbed to 356 in May, a 28 percent year over year increase and 3.5 percent from April. Jerome Blank of the California Association of Realtors says prices may level off. The strongest May sales occurred in the 50 000 to 60 000 and above 90 000 price ranges.
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