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Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

136

Geologists Propose 100 Million Continental Drilling Plan

A group of 31 geologists proposes a 100 million dollar ten year continental drilling program aimed at 32,000 foot holes across earthquake fault zones to study quakes, geothermal systems, and mineral deposits. Led by Shoemaker of Caltech and USGS, the project mirrors deep sea drilling efforts and seeks to understand San Andreas slip dynamics and crustal structure.

Washington UPI Anadarko Oklahoma Eugene M. Shoemaker California Institute of Technology U.S. Geological Survey Carnegie Institution of Washington National Science Foundation San Andreas California Bear Valley Shoemaker Oregon Utah Nevada New Mexico

Exxon faces suit to halt Santa Barbara Channel platform

Get Oil Out file a Wednesday suit in Los Angeles claiming Exxon’s 30 million dollar oil processing platform in the Santa Barbara Channel requires a stronger environmental review and permits. GOO argues the project would be a deep water port for super tankers and seeks permit voiding while Exxon says it is not a port. Santa Barbara County voters approved the project May 27 by 831 votes, a certification now possibly challenged per attorney Darryl Perlin.

GOO U.S Los Angeles Exxon Corp Santa Barbara Channel Exxon Santa Barbara Darryl Perlin

PG&E Ordered to Pay 3.1 Million in Modesto Plant Fire

Superior Court Judge Francis W. Halley awarded J. Hungerford Smith Co. Inc. 3.1 million dollars for losses from a syrup plant fire in Modesto caused by natural gas escape and defective equipment. The ruling includes 7 percent annual interest on 624000 dollars of destroyed inventory from Nov 1 1968 to now.

Modesto (Ap Pacific Gas & Electric Co Superior Court Francis W. Halley J. Hungerford Smith Co. Inc Modesto Halley Pg&e

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