Edison Wins Fight Over Power Plant Expansion
Southern California Edison Co won state approval Tuesday to build two new generating units at the Huntington Beach plant. The Public Utilities Commission granted the expansion after a year of controversy over tripling capacity, despite opposition citing air pollution. The Orange County Air Pollution Control District had denied the project, with court action anticipated. A jurisdictional dispute between the PUC and APCD over regulatory authority was noted.
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Huntington Beach
State Public Utilities Commission
Edison
Orange County Air Pollution Control District
APCD
PUC
Women march on Capitol for Southeast Asia prisoners
More than 60 women and children marched on the California State Capitol in Sacramento carrying red white and blue placards to demand release of Southeast Asia prisoners. Speakers cited missing men for over 60 years and urged public pressure over government action to free sick and injured servicemen.
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Southeast Asia
Carole Hanson
el Toro
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Virginia Nasmyth
Miss Nasmyth
San Diego State College
Supervisors Blame Registrar Lee for Election Mess
County supervisors move to hire Economic Research Associates to study causes of primary election failures and prevent repeats in November. They demand a full review of registrar operations, criticize Ray E. Lee, and set a citizen task force to report before the next election. Lee asserts a retirement date of February 15, 1971.
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County Board of Supervisors
Nin
Lee
Ernest E. Debs
Frank G. Bohelli
Burton Chace
Economic Research Associates
Hahn
Election Commission
Registrar of Voters
Chace
Tod Hanson Seeks Word With Governor Reagan
A three year old, Tod Hanson of El Toro, tugged at Governor Ronald Reagan’s suit during a cabinet meeting in Sacramento. Reagan paused, then invited Tod to the governor’s private restroom to speak privately about his concern.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
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el Toro
Tod
Higher Quality Milk Standards Adopted in California
California State Agriculture Department approved tighter milk quality rules Tuesday. Agriculture Director Jerry W. Fielder said somatic cell counts would be restricted to boost safety, with benefits for dairy farmers and consumers.
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UPS
State Agriculture Department
California
Jerry W. Fielder
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