Uproar in D C Over Sohio Case and Terminal Backers Clash
Washington dispatch details a heated exchange over Sohio Alaskan oil tanker port plans at Long Beach. California officials accuse Thomas Quinn of bias while backers press to remove him from consideration. Gov. Brown’s aide says Brown will stay involved with Sohio and environmental issues, amid questions on gas shortages and air pollution costs tied to the project.
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Washington
Sohio
Long Beach
Thomas Quinn
California Air Resources Board
Mark Hannaford
Lakewond-Long Beach
Glenn Anderson
D-Barbor City
Quinn
Gov. Brown
California
Brown
Gray Davis
Tom Quinn
FEA
Natural gas line furor pits state official against congressmen
In Washington California officials clash over a Federal Energy Administration report on the impact of abandoning a natural gas pipeline. State Energy Commission chair Richard Maullin and Air Resources Board chair Tom Quinn insist the FEA information supports California’s gas supply plans, while Reps. Mark Hanna Fort and Glenn Anderson dispute the existence of the cited study.
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State Energy Commission
Southland
Federal Energy
Sohiana
Gov. Brown
Standard Oil of Ohio
Long Beach
Mark Hannafort
Glenn Anderson
Harbor City
State Air Resources Board
Tom Quinn
FEA
PEA
Sohin Transportation Co
Vtunnty Rark Pg
Cal
WELDS FIXED OIL FLOWS ALASKA PIPELINE
Technicians restarted pumps along the 800 mile Alaska pipeline after government ordered repairs on 14 welds at the Valdez terminal. The line had been shut for about 12 hours marking the fifth delay in 38 days. Oil is expected to start filling storage tanks about 12 hours after pumps restarted.
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Valdez
Alaska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Corona brush fire threatens Corona as 70 families evacuated
A Southern California brush fire near the Orange Riverside county line forced the evacuation of about 70 families on the outskirts of Corona. More than 1000 acres burned as erratic canyon winds frustrated containment plans and spread the flame toward the city limits. A barn and several sheds were destroyed, waterworks damage estimated at 500 dollars, with federal and state responders joined by local departments after a 72:26 p.m. alarm caused by an unattended campfire in Tin Mine Canyon.
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Corona
California
Tom Hoots
U.S. Forest Service
Orange-Riverside County
Federal
Tin Mine Canyon
Carter Denies Ignoring Poor in Welfare Fight
President Carter framed himself and Congress as the last hope for the poor amid a White House welfare debate. He accused critics of demagoguery and said public criticism could harm optimism, addressing Vernon Jordan of the National Urban League and New York Mayor Beame. He noted the difficulty of sustaining welfare spending while reforming the system and pledged to push his welfare plan with his aides.
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Carter
Congress
America
Vernon Jordan
National Urban League
White House
Abraham D. Beame
New York City
Jordan
Reame
Carter says Israeli move harms peace prospects
President Carter warned that Israel’s legalization of three West Bank settlements diminishes the path to peace in the Middle East. He backed Prime Minister Begin’s efforts but noted campaign commitments limit restraint. He said a Geneva conference on the Arab-Israeli conflict has good odds but still faces unresolved obstacles.
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Washington
Preston Carter
West Bank
Middle East
Menahem Hegin
Begin
Carter
Edison rate hike looms as hot weather drives demand
Southern California Edison faces a possible rate increase as high power use strains the system. A spokesman cited drought reducing Northwest power and the need to burn costly low-sulfur fuel oil, with outages reported in Orange County and Long Beach. Local weather remained hot with forecasts for slight cooling weekend.
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Publi Utilities Commission
Rod Sullivan
Aichigan
PUC
Southland
National Weather Service
Orange County
Long Beach
Huntington Harbour
Hidison
Sullivan
Pacific Northwest
Edison
Indonesia
Engine aflame forces 204 to flee LA bound DC10 at Logan
An American Airlines DC10 bound for Los Angeles caught fire in an engine during takeoff at Boston Logan. More than 190 passengers and crew evacuated within minutes. 45 passengers and 12 crew treated for minor injuries at Massachusetts General Hospital Logan Medical Center. Fire confined to tail engine, no cabin fire reported.
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IAP
Los Angeles
American Airlines
Logan International Airport
Massachusetts General Hospital
Logan Medical Center
Johnson
Ron Brinn
Massachusetts Port Authority
John Yvon
Jang Beach
Calif
Aidling
Iran Aircraft Deal Delayed As Pages Note Key Topics
The page notes a postponed Iran aircraft deal affecting Page 4 9. It references an execution linked to drugs on Page A 10 and mentions abortion fund cutoff stalled on Page A 11. Hayakawa is highlighted on Page A 12.
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