Court porpoise ban threatens Southern California tuna industry
A federal judge ordered tuna fishermen to end using porpoises as guides, risking a multimillion-dollar Southern California tuna fleet. Fishermen and industry groups promised immediate appeals while environmentalists hailed the ruling as a major victory.
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Reagan Victory in Nebraska Shapes GOP Race
Reagan wins Nebraska with 54 percent as Ford trails, boosting Reagan's momentum. Sen. ChurchUpsets Carter in Nebraska signals a faltering Carter bid. Connecticut results show Carter narrowing Udall, while Michigan looms as a pivotal test for Ford.
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Tremor Follows New Earthquake Strikes in Friuli Italy
An aftershock of 5.4 strikes northeast Italy near Udine and Friuli, toppled weakened buildings in Gemona and nearby towns, injuring several as rescue workers search rubble. Officials report fears of typhoid amid crowded camps housing about 40,000 displaced residents, with many already inoculated.
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Quake rattles Zakynthos island in Ionian Sea
A strong earthquake struck off Zakynthos Tuesday night in the Ionian Sea. Police reported thousands in the streets as authorities called it the aftermath of last Thursday's deadly northern Italy quake. No damage or casualties were reported by the Greek meteorological service. epicenter noted about 240 miles west of Athens.
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Ford OKs bill to release U.S. funds for candidates
President Ford signed a bill reorganizing the Federal Election Commission and restoring its power to release up to 3.8 million dollars in federal funds for presidential candidates. Ford will receive 1.4 million in matching funds. Reagan seeks 603,000. Carter 520,000. Udall 77.6 thousand. He expressed reservations about amendments and urged post election reforms.
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Second Hughes will surface in Las Vegas probate filing
A newly found three page will dated June 22 1969 apportions the Hughes estate to relatives charities and 10 living Americans listed by Social Security numbers. Summa Corp executor is named though the firm did not exist until 1972. Summa officials filed the document with Clark County clerk as routine.
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FDA refuses to lift cyclamate ban amid safety concerns
The Food and Drug Administration will not lift the 1969 ban on cyclamate artificial sweetener due to unresolved safety questions. It will notify Abbott Laboratories to withdraw its 1973 market petition. if not, the agency will deny it. FDA officials cited studies suggesting possible genetic and reproductive damage from large doses.
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Nuclear-safety bills crippled by senate committee vote
Senate Public Utilities, Transit and Energy committee crippled three nuclear safety bills aimed at safeguarding standards. Amendments by Sen Ralph Dills exempt plants with $15 million spent and remove legislative final authority, rendering measures dead, per Assemblyman Charles Warren.
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Death penalty urged in killing of Long Beach officer Birdsall
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury recommended the death penalty for Fred Harvey, 26, convicted of first degree murder in the September murder of Long Beach Policeman Robert Ray Birdsall during a search for an armed kidnapper. The panel found the killing committed with the officer in the line of duty. Judge E Talbot Callister will sentence Harvey on Sunday.
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SLX Youths Bound Over For Trial In Park Killing
The report notes that SLX youths have been bound over for trial in connection with a fatal shooting at a Los Angeles area park. Authorities described the case as a serious violent incident with ongoing legal proceedings and no immediate verdict.
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