State Threatens to Stop Sohio Oil Terminal Review
The State Air Resources Board threatened to pause the Sohio oil terminal project review citing delays and lack of cooperation by the company. In a letter to FEA Chief John O Leary ARB Chairman Tom Quinn said a suspension of Sohio's progress is proposed pending better coordination and timely responses.
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State Air Resources Board
Sohio
Long Beae
Federal Energy Administration
John O'Leary
ARB
Tom Quinn
Terminal plan delays stem from Sohio cooperation refusal
Cleveland officials dispute Quinn charges that Sohio blocked the Alaska tanker terminal project for Standard Oil of Ohio. Sohio says the ARB review is not incomplete and urges a rapid decision. Quinn claims Sohio seeks to stall to push oil sales to Japan, amid Washington rumors.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio Oil
Alaska
U S and Cuba hold face to face talks on fishing rights
Representatives from the United States and Cuba met in New York for the first visible talks since relations cooled. Eight member delegations led by Terence Todman and Pelegrin Torres discussed fishing boundaries and maritime limits. Carter signaled desire to establish ties with all nations lacking formal relations, noting Cuba’s Angola stance.
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United States
Cuba
New York
John Medeiros
State Department
Carter
Angola
Terence A. Todman
inter-American Affairs
Pelegrin Torres
Prensa Latin, Yi
Vietnam
Florida
South Dakota
Rainfall intensifies with scattered Southland showers
A storm brings heavier rains across the Southland Thursday night causing numerous minor traffic accidents on slick roads. NWS warns 50 percent chance of continued rain today. Light rain began around 3 p.m. at Long Beach Airport, turning heavy before midnight.
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National Weather Service
Long Beac
Long Beach
Los Angeles Civic Center
Carter outlines aims for Moscow talks on arms cuts
President Carter said Cyrus Vance will travel to Moscow to push actual arms reductions rather than growth. He framed talks from nuclear testing to Indian Ocean demilitarization, with a fall back on the Vladivostok accord of 1974. He urged substantial reductions and noted inflation and anti inflation measures in the near term.
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Cyrus R. Vance
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Vladivostok
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Congress
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Indochina
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Hanoi
Brezhnev
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Zaire
Ange
Ford Visits Washington Bridging Old White House Ties
Former President Gerald Ford visited Washington to meet Jimmy Carter and tour his new office at the American Enterprise Institute. Secret Service escorts accompanied the car as reporters packed the White House driveway and sidewalks, recalling Ford’s last days in office two months earlier.
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Ford
White House
Washington
Gerald Ford
Secret Service
Oval Office
Jimmy Carter
Pord
Fm Enviou
Capital
American Enterp Institute For Public Policy Research
Rim
Mord
United States
Callaghan
Japan
Takeo Fukuda
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
Mrs. Ford
Millikan High Coed Shot By Car Near School
A 15 year old Millikan High sophomore was shot in the lower back by a bullet from a passing car while eating lunch on a parkway across Snowden Avenue. Carrie Cullen, 7046 Los Santos Drive, underwent surgery at Los Altos Hospital and remained in fair condition. Police said the car, a yellow Ford Pinto with three occupants, was traveling south on Snowden and is being investigated. officials stressed no gang connection has been established.
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Millikan High School
Long Beach
Carrie L. Cullen
Los Santos Drive
Los Altos Hospital
Millikan
Snowden Avenue
Vietnam era veterans stage sit in at Long Beach VA hospital
Six members of the American Legion began a sit in at the Long Beach Veterans Hospital late Thursday to protest what they call poor treatment of veterans in government hospitals. They seek a meeting with newly appointed Veterans Administration Director Max Cleland, a Viet Nam veteran and triple amputee, about alleged neglect of veterans. Larry Evans, commander of American Legion Post 526, said the group wants to press President Carter about veterans beyond deserters and noted plans to rotate with veterans from Azusa Glendora and San Bernardino as they settle in the lobby with sleeping bags typewriters and a TV.
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Long Beach Veteran's Hospital
Veterans Administration
Max Cleland
Larry Evans
Glendora
Carter
Evans
Azusa
San Bernardino
Ineligible Medi Cal Payments Reach Ninety Million
Page A-5 notes $81 million in Medi Cal payments deemed ineligible for recovery. Page A-6 reports a narrow re vote in the State Assembly on a measure about an Aerosol Ran. Page A-10 covers ADM Rickover urging Congress to curb shipbuilder exploitation. Page A12 continues the Roots serial.
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ADM
Rickover
Congress
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