Island Oil Drilling Moratorium Decision Delayed
The State Lands Commission postponed again a ruling on California offshore oil drilling moratorium. The pause follows enactment after the Santa Barbara oil spill and defers a decision for one more month.
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Sacramento
State Lands Commission
California
Santa Barbara
Commission
Standard Oil Company
Seal Beach
Standard
Verne Orr
Orr
Houston I. Flournoy
Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Assembly Keeps 3-Pump Gasoline Bill Amendments
In Sacramento the Assembly voted 35 to 33 to retain amendments to an antismog bill that supporters said would protect competition among major oil firms. The Burke and Schabarum plans differ on pump counts and lead removal timing, with both versions aiming to remove lead from gasoline by 1977.
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Assembly
Sacramento
UPS
Peter I. Schabarum
R-Covina
Standard Oil
Standard and
Shell Oil Companies
Robert H. Burke
R-Huntington
Beach Schabarum
Burke
Shell
Standard
Union Oil Co
Phillips
Schabarum
Senate
State Air Resources Board
Wrong Way Resolution Pushes Study of Fatal Freeway Crashes
The Senate adopted a resolution to study curb wrong way freeway crashes that killed 44 in Southern California over five years. Sen. Joseph Kenrick cited a recent Los Angeles crash and urged a Public Works review of prevention strategies.
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Sacramento
Senate
California
Joseph Kenrick
Dlong Beach
Golden State
Los Angeles
State Department of Public Works
Panel Votes Southland Gas Tax Share Hike
The Assembly Transportation Committee approved a bill to increase Southern California’s share of gasoline tax revenues on a split voice vote. The Mills bill would remove the 45-55 formula, shifting funds to where need is greatest, with an amendment favoring 60 percent for Southland and 49 percent for the North.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly Transportation Committee
Southern California
James Mills
San Diego
Senate
California Highway Commission
Higher loan interest approved by Senate committee
The Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee unanimously approved a bill by Assemblyman John V. Briggs to raise interest rates for personal loans between 700 and 1500 dollars from 1 percent per month to 15 percent per month, or 12 to 18 percent a year, to ease money market lending.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee
John V. Briggs
Fullerton
Senate
Briggs
Automotive Service Classified Ads Highlight Repairs
Today’s notices spotlight Automo tive Service specialists offering right repairs for cars. Readers see concise listings detailing maintenance tasks and quick diagnostics along with contact options.
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