Editorial: Fukuda meets Carter amid strong U S Japan ties
Editorial notes Fukuda's two day visit to discuss 200 mile fishing limits air routes and tariffs on TV imports. It urges protecting U S fish stocks while weighing Japanese concerns and highlights Japan's Asia role and impact on regional economics.
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Japan Air Lines
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White House Council On
Long Beach
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Asia
Northeast Asia
Soviet Union
China
Southeast Asia
California urged to pass AB 88 to curb permit delays
Early last month Dow Chemical abandoned a $500 million Solano County plant after extended red tape delays. Assembly Bill 884 would require state regional and local agencies to decide on permits within 18 months and streamline reports. Gov. Brown requested the measure. The bill aims to reduce overlapping studies while preserving standards and the option to reject facilities. Supporters say the proposal would attract jobs and investment by shortening the permit process within a reasonable period.
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Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
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Califor
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Workers' Compensation Costs Rise in California in 1976
Alert reports legal and medical expenses for WCAB claims averaged 1.68 per case in 1976 mid year survey, about 28 percent of the average award. Defense costs reach 3633, applicant medical- legal 424, attorney's fee 594, with compromises higher. Estimating 107000 applications in 1977, total yearly litigation nears 200 million dollars, more than doctor payments in 1976.
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California
Letters on AP story anger byline and collection issues
Readers attack Associated Press framing and editoral choices about collection practices amid a flood of letters. Contributors discuss anti collection legislation, nondiscriminatory rules, and impacts on lenders, consumers, and ads, with mentions of Annunzio and broader political context.
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Jeffrey Mills
Indy
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Annunzio
Foron
Ballot Box Demand Forces Tax Reform Call
A speaker denounces repeated voting for same politicians across parties, blaming incumbents for tax burdens and gridlock. He urges voters to reject all incumbents to force budget cuts and real reform, insisting the ballot is the gift of power that yields change.
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