Editorial on porpoise kill compromise in tuna fishing
The House approved a compromise allowing 68 910 porpoises to be killed in 1977, up from current levels but below earlier caps. Environmentalists decry the quota, yet supporters call it better than proposed. penalties tighten and incentives aid skippers under the plan.
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House
John Murphy
D-N.y
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Department of Commerce
William A. Butler
The
Environmental Defense Fund Ac
Assembly Labor, Employment and Consumer Affairs Committee
Art Agnos
San Francisco
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Assembly Way and Means
Assemblyman Boatwright
Senators seek fee relief for taxpayers in IRS disputes
Senators Cranston and Allen proponed legislation to reimburse legal fees to winning taxpayers in IRS cases. The bill would let judges decide fee reimbursement, aiming to lessen the IRS advantage and deter frivolous challenges while not rewarding weak claims.
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Alan Cranston
D-Calif
James Allen
D-Ala
Congress
IRS
U.S
Cranston-Allen
Carter faces critique on human rights stance in politics
The piece argues President Carter uses human rights as a political weapon to unite left and right while Brzezinski defends the tactic. It notes Moscow’s dissident arrests unsettling the administration and questions whether domestic gains drive tone and policy, urging moderation in rhetoric.
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America
Carter
Zbigniew Pzezinski
Brzezinski
Iether
White House
Moscow
Winston Churchill
Coventry
Budapest
Prague
Leonid Brezhnev
Blame and Middle East policy spark editor letters
A May letter blames TALB and the district for no spring election on certificated em leyes. It argues TALB blocked negotiations, notes secret talks, and cites AFT positions while criticizing President Carter and advocating informed public input on Sacramento legislation. It also defends gun ownership and brands the Carter plan as a modern Munich for Israel.
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Long Beach Unified
TALB
Teachers Association of
Long Beach
Untion
Hts
AFT
American Federation of Teachers
EERB
Long Each
TALE
Chimera
Middle East
B. R. E. Dir
Harper's Magazine
Israel
Munich
Chamberlain
Nixon guilty debate sparks letter to the editor
In a June 1 letter, L G Baglietto rebuts Luella Phelps, arguing Nixon was guilty for lying to Americans and should have been punished, though he acknowledges Nixon aided stopping Vietnam intervention and that Truman started it.
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Luella Phelps
Nixon
Truman
Phelps
L.G. Baglietto
Tare
Notice of thanks to Kaiser Permanente and Harbor City nurses
A grateful husband thanks the doctors and nurses at Kaiser Permanente Hospital of Bellflower and Harbor City Permanente Hospital for loving patient care during his wife Laverne Davis’s final days. He particularly commends the doctors and nurses for their kindness and patient, genuine concern.
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Kaiser Permanente Hospital
Bellflower
Laverne Davis
Harbor City Permanente Hospital
Bellflower City Council Ends Bellflower Transit Service
Bellflower voters report the City Council voted unanimously to discontinue the Norwalk area transit extension after Councilman C Wilson introduced the motion. Residents dependent on Dial-A-Ride and Norwalk buses fear hardship and seek reconsideration of the decision.
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Bellflower
Norwalk
C. Wilson
Rapid Transit District
Rosecrans
BellNower
Norwal Tam
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