Hahn pushes Assembly vote to repeal smog device law
County Supervisor Ken Hahn urged a full Assembly vote to repeal the 1966 70 smog device law for theSouth Coast Air Basin after the committee killed the repeal bill. He called the effort a democracy test and urged owners of affected cars to urge legislators.
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Kenneth Hahn
State Assembly
South Coast Air Basin
Hahn
Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
The
Assembly
Tom Quinn
Air Resources Board
John Collier
Arcadia
Collier
Los Angeles
Stans Faces Trial Amid Civil and Criminal Claims
Stans defended himself against five charges tied to political contributions and corporate funds connected to the Nixon era. The former budget chief and Commerce secretary, once a key fundraiser, noted public accusations he said were unfounded while recounting personal and financial strain from the three year political saga. contemporaries include Mitchell and Kleindienst facing separate convictions or pleas.
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Stans
U S House Debates Cambodia Aid Commitments
Subcommittee members briefed on a three month aid package for Cambodia totaling up to 45.2 million monthly including 20 million in military aid and 17.7 million in economic assistance while conditions may halt further funding. House and Senate bills move to full committees amid opposition from some Democrats.
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Lee Hamilton
Ford Administration
Michael Harrington
Massachusetts
Gus Watron
Pennsylvania
Don Bonker
Washington
Hamilton
Ford
U.S
Cambodia
Subcommittee
House
Senate
Carl Albert
Democratic Caucus
Phillip Burton
D-Calif
South Vietnam
Congress
Layoffs At Long Beach Plant Hit Engineers And UAW
New layoff notices extend beyond two weeks for engineers and nonunion staff at the Long Beach plant. About 1,000 engineers may be furloughed this week from a 2,000-strong force, with severance uncertain due to contract status. Unemployment timing varies for engineers and UAW workers due to holiday weeks and retroactive pay under the new contract.
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Horst Wills
Southern California Engineering Association
Long Beach
UAW
Inflation fears linger as Burns resists new jobs bill
The discussion centers on boosting unemployment aid and a $5.9 billion House bill to create summer jobs. James T. Lynn labels the measure inflationary while revising the deficit outlook from $51.9 to about $55.5 billion. Senator Muskie grows weary of administration alarms and accepts a large deficit as a stimulus to the economy.
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James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Ford
Lynn
Senate Budget Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Kissinger Sadat Hold Overtime Talks On Sinai Withdrawal
Secretaries Kissinger and Sadat wrap nearly three hours of discussions in Aswan about Egypt Israel troop withdrawals in the Sinai. Both side officials say progress is made yet more work remains and a meeting is planned for today.
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Egypt
UPID
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sinai
U.S
Robert Anderson
Kissinger
Sadat
Ismail Fahmi
Mohamed Gamassy
Fahmi
Gamassy
Joseph Sisco
Hermann Eilts
Anderson
Jerusalem
Glacier icebreaker limps to Ushuaia after escape
The Glacier, a 309 foot Coast Guard icebreaker, limped toward Ushuaia on Tierra del Fuego after nine days trapped in Antarctic ice. Coast Guard Lt. Jim Clark said it is moving on one propeller at about nine knots with 138 crew aboard and 73 crewmen plus 13 scientists evacuated.
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Ushuaia
Tierra del Fuego
Jim Clark
Clark
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