Coastal coastal act faces mixed reviews on growth limits
Environmentalists worry the coastal act mainly plans growth rather than limits it. The state coastal commission approves most permits with conditions to reduce impact, but critics say protections are too weak and funding and staff are stretched. A minority optimistic see some guardrails. others fear erosion of safeguards without designated sensitive zones.
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State Commission
Mel Lane
Allen Jaffe
Piedmont Construction Co
Hazel Mitchell
Bodega Bay
Lane
Commission
Joseph Bodovitz
Tom Holweber
PACE
People
Acress
Coastal Environment
First Lady's Venezuela Tour Ends With Talks On Rights And Energy
The First Lady wrapped a seven nation tour in Caracas meeting President Perez for 13 hours. They discussed human rights energy and stronger cooperation between the United States and Venezuela. Perez called the talks an important exchange on Venezuela's international policy.
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Caracas
Simon Bolivar
Amy
Jimmy
Carlos Andres Perez
United States
Washington
New York
Chicago
Perez
Venezuela
First Lady Carter Wins Broad Latin Outreach Abroad
Washington officials map accords and decisions with President Carter as the First Lady’s overseas trip softens frictions. South American officials, initially doubtful about meeting a presidential spouse, praise the personal link. In Peru the visit staged an arms talks and human rights dialogue, while Brazil’s military regime remained wary of U.S. rights rhetoric and a West German nuclear deal. Perez hosts Mrs Carter at La Casona before the voyage concludes.
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Carter
Vance
Brzezinski
U.S
United States
Indalecio Lievano
Peru
Brazil
Venezuela
Perez
la Casona
Dutch crisis after school siege prompts cross border talks
Dutch authorities scramble to prevent more terrorism after commandos stormed a school storeroom with students hidden inside. A Dutch Moluccan relations committee met two cabinet ministers at a secret site near Utrecht to seek prevention measures as clashes between migrants and locals spark tension. Pope Paul VI in Rome condemned the South Moluccans episode and drew parallels to a Turkish envoy assassination, while Israel praised the Dutch government actions and warned that anti terror strategies may be shared with allies.
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Utrecht
Rome
Paul VI
Israel
Moluccans expand panel amid terrorism threats
After a five hour meeting between the community relations commission and cabinet ministers, the 10 member panel will be enlarged with younger Moluccans. Radical youths warn of more attacks in reprisal for comrades killed, while authorities press a probe into possible conspirators in planned double terrorist actions.
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Holland
Community Relations Commission
Radical Youth Liberation Front
Indonesia
Justice
Andries van Agt
Coast protection debate softens on legislative path
The state commission appears solid on permit matters and coastal act readings, with officials calling the bill workable for coast protection. Schwartz notes the law currently blocks bad projects and curbs leapfrog development, while Lane urges stronger legislation to preserve prime agricultural land from bulldozing.
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Lane
Search for escaped prisoner expands with trackers and rain
Ray led a special mountain force and National Guard with about 350 official trackers plus volunteers to comb Brushy Mountain backwoods. Severe storms knocked out communications and grounded helicopters but rain aided bloodhounds. FBI, U.S. Attorney General and President Carter briefings noted. Officials denied claims of maximum security escape and pledged a full investigation.
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National Guard
Lane
Brushy Mountain
Blanton
U.S
Ray
C. Murray Henderson
Henderson
Computer glitch blocks long distance calls in Los Angeles
A Pacific Telephone Co malfunction blocked most incoming toll calls to the central Los Angeles area for nearly four hours on Sunday. Pasadena Alhambra South Gate and Hollywood were affected as a toll switching machine failed around 11 a.m. Ohio Bell Lab technicians traced the issue by 3 p.m. and the system was restored. The 213 area code serving over 1.7 million customers saw wide disruption with no precise toll on how many were affected.
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Pacific Telephone Co
Los Angeles
Ohio
Pasadena
Alhambra
South Gate
Hollywood
Bell
213
Newton back in U S planned after Cuba visit
AP reports attorney Charles Garry says Huey Newton intends to return to the United States within a few weeks to stand trial. Garry described Newton’s plan as non specific but within 30 days, following a week in Cuba with his client.
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Charles Garry
Huey Newton
Cuba
United States
Newton
Garry
Black Panther Party
Katherine Smith
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