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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1977

Page

1

War and the cruise missile showdown explored

James McCartney describes the cruise missile as a decisive but contested arm, detailing its stealthy flight, radar avoidance, and potential for catastrophic impact. The piece notes its role in stalled SALT talks, cost to taxpayers, and the polarized views of the United States and Soviet Union as Congress reveals new documents.

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Toth Detention Sparks U S and Soviet Clash Over Journalist

Robert C Toth, an American newsman, is detained by Soviet authorities amid a dispute between Washington and Moscow over his treatment. President Carter denounced the harassment as dangerous, while State Department officials said no formal charges had been filed. Toth indicated uncertainty about future questioning as he completed a session in Moscow and awaited further guidance.

Willow Tabpy Robert C Toth KGL Fie Los Angeles Times Suvitt Snhst Washington Senate Vie Vth Wdt Carter Toth Bel Siti Helsinki US State Department Celleagues Moscow Tas Angeles Times Chandler Mascut Ledartove

Denial of GI benefits to pardoned vets sparks clash

The House rejected a measure to provide GI benefits to pardoned veterans, triggering sharp debate led by Rep. Mark Winsaford who switched positions. The vote highlighted tensions over veterans’ discharge status and the political costs of the amendment.

Washington House Carter Mark Winsaford D-Calif Veterans Administration

Cal hospital costs rise. regulation seen inevitable

California hospital costs have risen six times faster than living costs over 27 years, with annual increases of 1 to 20 percent. Officials warn regulation may come, though leaders oppose it, noting hospital care remains far better though costly. Per-day rates show private room costs at 41.48 today versus 10.82 in 1940s, underscoring steep rises.

Sacramento California Jack Smith California Hospital Association Smith State Department of Health

Subsidy on heating oil rejected

The House Ways and Means Committee declined to grant a special subsidy for heating oil buyers and delayed a decision on using revenue from a new crude oil tax to rebate taxpayers. The delay leaves the fate of the rebate uncertain, with a potential $804 loss for a four person family over four years, while the oil tax would raise heating costs 3 to 4 cents per gallon and gasoline about 70 cents. The vote blamed lawmakers for shifting tax money to private relief.

Washington House Ways and Means Conniitee Carter New England James Corman D-Calif

Laetrile found of no value in cancer study 4 years

A four year study in which Laetrile was injected into rodents found no cancer preventing or curing benefits and only potential harm at high oral doses. Sloan Kettering officials urged clinical trials to assess real world effects while noting public belief in its magical properties. The FDA bans interstate Laetrile. legality varies by state.

New York Lewis Thomas Memoria Sloan Ketlerngy Cancer Center Thomas

Brown names three Henning made UC regent

California Governor Bruen named Sohn Herm known as a labor power to the University of California regents along with two other Brown picks. Yoritada Wada of San Francisco and Stanley Sheinbaum of Los Angeles were named to terms expiring in later years joining a reshaped governing board amid tensions over growth and policy.

Sacramento California Youth Authoriity Board

Coalition seeks rehearing on Sohio Long Beach terminal permit

A new coalition of citizen and environmental groups seeks a hearing and reconsideration of the AQMD permit for Sohio’s Long Beach oil terminal. The petition, forwarded by the League of Women Voters, argues state law requires hearings before health or safety regulations are adopted.

Citizen Eastonmental Groups Sohio Long Teach Leagues of Women Voters Southern California AQMD Il Far Lang

Juster Dept targets pipeline rate overcharges

The Juster Department accused Solita and six oil companies of setting inflated rates for shipping through the Alaska North Slope pipeline system. ICC decision due by June, with potential overcharges near 2 per barrel and as much as 0 in a year, threatening a $441 million excess.

Washington Gap Juster Department Solita Sts Mich Interstate Commerce Commission Tro Regert Cates ICC Aehedu Alaska North Slope Joe Sims Antitrust Division

Women face longer jail terms in Calif

Independent brief notes that California lawmakers push for lengthier sentences for women offenders, hinting at reforms that would extend jail terms. The item appears on page A-1 of the Myer edition, signaling a statewide policy focus and potential shifts in criminal justice practice.

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