Porpoise Protections Stir Tuna Industry Labor Rally
Environmental groups push for stricter porpoise protections under the Marine Mammal Protection Act, arguing safeguards may endanger tuna fleets. Felando reports tuna deliveries down by 50,000 tons, with losses estimated at 21 to 35 million dollars, as many cannery workers remain unpaid amid regulatory tensions. fishermen contend measures threaten livelihoods and 125 American tuna boats.
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Environmental Defense Fund
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Cadice
Felando
San Diego
Puerto Rico
U.S
Felanda
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San Pedro
Hannaford urges ban on water additives over cancer fears
Rep Mark Hannaford of California cites a report linking chlorinated water to bladder cancer and urges FDA action. He questions U.S. policy on banning saccharin and notes his own use of water and saccharin, joking he may need to switch away from water. He presses federal agencies to act on drinking water additives.
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Spy trial adds twist to Mexican arrest in cold war case
Miss Heaphy recalled helping seize details as Andrew Daulton Lee, 25, and Christopher Boyce, 23, faced espionage charges in Mexico City. Police spotted marijuana near Lee, prompting arrest while awaiting consular aid and CIA talks. Mentions of TRW, Redondo Beach, and U.S. officials appear as the case unfolds.
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Car
Andrew Daulton
Paseo de Mar
Palos
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Freathe
Emibay Power
Lee
U.S
Mexico City
Christopher Boyce
TRW Systems Inc
Redondo Beach
Say
Iss Heaphy
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CIA
Lee tells of spy talk and Swiss bank rumors
Three friends recalled Lee joking about a spy cam and a bank account in Switzerland while a supposed CIA link and misinformed U S help were discussed. Anai Pagierot noted Lee’s strong reactions as FBI and police investigated an arrest near the Soviet Embassy.
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U.S
CIA
Lee
Thigroritn al
James Bood
Scott Owen
Susan Sterdik
Seisseland
Switzerland
Anai
Energy program proposals spark Senate hearing debate
The April 20 joint House Senate Committee session with Henry M. Jackson D Wash featured Schlesinger outlining a president backed energy plan. He argued higher energy costs would pass to consumers via prices but offset by gains in real income, and defended a standby gasoline tax as a future tool while acknowledging skepticism from lawmakers and noting rebates and tax breaks for efficiency and solar measures.
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House Senate Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Sisseinger
Schlesinger
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Irvine Co Bid Controversy Over Higher Offer Stalls
Detroit developer Taubman Group faces a bidding dispute as Irvine Co seeks a higher offer. Details show a contested process with a noon Monday deadline and a series of new bids planned if the Taubman group falters. The deal involves a substantial sum and scrutiny by the Santa Ana Superior Court.
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Perat
Taubman
Es Ives
Gotilleb
Detroit
ICBM production shutdown delayed by two months
Defense Secretary Harold Brown ordered the Minuteman II/III production line kept open for two more months to maintain ICBM capability amid ongoing review of alternative arms plans. The move, tied to stalled SALT talks, aims to preserve spares and sustains 550 deployed missiles while funds shift to components.
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Defense
Harold Brown
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate
House Severson
Peurogectin A S
Brown
Pentagon
Ross
Tates
Congress
Carter Administration
Anti-Arab boycott proposal agreed to in Washington
President Carter announced that three Jewish organizations of a prominent business group have not on law and urged Congress to adopt specific legislative language and amendments to pending bills. The brief statement emphasized a united stance against anti Arab boycotts and called for prompt action by lawmakers.
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Washington
Dent Carter
Congress
Optical Department Ad Promises Face Fit Service
An advertisement invites customers to visit the optical department and trust staff to fit their faces with eyewear.
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