Gasoline prices seen rising as energy experts weigh decontrol
Energy experts predict a 5 cent rise per gallon over the summer tied to higher oil costs and potential decontrol. An FEA spokesman cautions price moves depend on crude prices, with decontrol unlikely before or during the peak driving season.
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Ward backs off on Watson underassessment charges
Los Angeles County Supervisor Baxter Ward retreated from alleging any illegal acts by assessor Phil Watson in underassessing commercial property tied to campaign contributors. He and Supervisor Pete Schabarum released Bellino backup material, showing no substantiation of wrongdoing, while noting possible past underassessments and emphasizing protections for homeowners against commercial property bias.
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Senate forces Korea troop pullback vote split on policy
The Senate stripped an aid bill of an explicit defense of Carter's Korea pullout plan. A floor amendment by Robert Byrd set conditions for any reductions, requiring annual written reports to congressional leaders until complete withdrawal, while preserving presidential authority to order moves.
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Senate eases Cuba policy clash with broad negotiation goals
The Senate rejected hard preconditions on normalizing U.S.-Cuba relations and, in a 54 to 3 vote, urged negotiations on reciprocal terms. The Byrd plan sought balanced talks guarding U.S. property rights and human rights, while a Dole alternative pressed strict conditions before lifting the embargo and restoring diplomacy.
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City corporation weighs secrecy in open meeting debate
The new Pramition and Service Corp seeks to keep some business private despite assurances from Manager John Dever and Mayor Tom Clark that meetings will be open. Attorney Philip Fife questions Brown Act coverage and will report findings to the seven member interim board, while the council awaits potential successor names on June 21.
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New delay on Carter taxes
President Carter faces a second postponement in filing his 1975 federal income tax return as the White House announced the deadline to report his 1976 and 1978 income has been pushed to July 15. Jody Powell said parts of the joint return were held up but will be mailed soon. Carter has paid about 25 dollars in estimated taxes.
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