ARB faces hold on Sohio project over incomplete permit
Quinn warns Sohio that unless the air quality permit application is completed by April 11 the ARB will deny or abey the filing and keep it on file. He cites serious delays, missing documentation on emissions and mitigation, and a stalled review, with the project at risk of jeopardy.
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Carter cites arms sales limits and foreign policy openness
President Carter says US has no military obligation if Cuban-related border issue worsens in Zaire and emphasizes public discussion of foreign policy options. He notes Moscow talks feature Vance on arms restraint, and warns Hanoi sought reparations. He plans hearings on water projects and keeps an open mind on reinstatement.
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Senate approves tourism promotion agency for California
SACRAMENTO AP Legislation to create a state agency to promote California's tourist trade was approved by the State Senate on Thursday. The bill by Sen. Omer Rains, D Ventura, passed 22 to 2 despite critics who said tax money should not aid one business sector. Supporters say tourism benefits a broad spectrum of the economy and related industries.
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Mayor Beame leads indie bar raiders
NEW YORK AP Mayor Abraham Beame led a police raid on the Jax Three Ring Circus topless entertainment bar on Sid Street between Boxington and Third Avenues. Beame vowed to curb sex oriented entertainment while inside Chief Fred Kowski served a summons to manager Sol Sitzer for lacking occupancy and assembly certificates. Sizer defended the licensed venue, arguing it is legitimate and that patrons paying to see dancers should not be vilified.
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Assembly approves bill to remove VD leaflets from bars
Sacramento AP reports a bill approved by the Assembly would end VD warning posters and leaflets in bars. The State Health Department now distributes warnings to liquor regulation and pharmacy agencies, a responsibility the measure changes.
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Fire Forces Evacuation At Marina International Hotel
A blaze started in a television set on the second floor of the Marina International Hotel at 420 Admiralty Way in Marina del Rey Thursday night, prompting evacuation of guests. County fire units responded, no injuries reported, damage estimated at 45,000 dollars with 15,000 from the fire and 30,000 from sprinkler activation.
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Talks on Cuba set stage for Thursday discussions
Cuba talks pave the way for Thursday discussions as nations dispute fishing zones with overlapping square miles. Officials expect a similar 50 50 split in disputed areas, with substance of talks not yet disclosed. The anti hijacking pact set to expire in April faces cancellation by Castro over a CIA backed terror campaign. President Carter signals potential normalization if Cuba renounces aggression, while Mondale cites deep tensions from the embargo and nationalized U S properties totaling 1.8 billion.
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Carter weighs merging DEA into FBI to strengthen drug fight
President Carter's spokesman said a study may merge the Drug Enforcement Administration into the FBI to step up narcotics crime fighting. Attorney General Griffin Bell told Carter that Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty will oversee Justice Department crime-fighting efforts, including the criminal division the FBI the LEAA and the DEA.
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O Neill weighs fate of assassinations committee
Speaker Thomas P. O Neill expressed that the future of the assassinations committee is uncertain amid a deep split over chief counsel Richard A. Sprague. He favors keeping the probe but warned Democrats may decide next week to extend the panel through January 9, 1979, or let it end this month.
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Mystery widows disappearance aboard cruise liner Monterey
Betty Williams a 68 year old widow from Ketchum disappeared during a Pacific Far East Line cruise after dinner on March. Passengers and crew were questioned aboard the luxury ship when it docked in San Francisco while the Coast Guard in Honolulu investigated with inconclusive results. Williams had been journaling with her sons and last letters dated from Sydney Australia. Her son Michael Burton said a Do Not Disturb sign on her cabin door suggested she did not sleep in bed that night. Authorities stated there was no evidence of murder or suicide at this time.
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