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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1977

Page

3

Brown hints state may have to pick LNG-terminal site

Gov. Brown suggested California might need to act on locating a liquefied natural gas terminal if gas shortages worsen. He floated letting the Legislature decide the site and did not rule out local government input in some cases, while warning a looming shortage could force action. He also discussed prison plans and his rejected pay raise.

Brown Sacramento Brown Administration Coastal Commission PUC Robert Batinovich Richard Meuilin The Energy Commission Vich Senate James Mills Dn Diego Jim Mills California Labor Federation State Building and Construction Trades Council State Council of Carpenters Alfred Alquist Cose Terry Goggin Goggin California Capitol Dome

Plan to save cities unveiled in California blueprint

A draft plan from Gov. Brown's Office of Planning and Research proposes managing suburban growth to save open space and farms. It urges prioritizing near urban areas, conserving land, and reshaping local rules, with public workshops to refine the proposals before the final draft goes to the governor.

Sacramento Brown For Gov. Brown Office of Planning and Research Draft Commission California Bille5s OPR Aon San Expansi Press

Redwoods Pledge Aims to Expand Near Redwood Park

The Save the Redwoods League pledges 1 million dollars to buy about 35 acres of virgin giant redwoods in the Skunk Cabbage Creek area near US 101. Arcata Redwood owners hold the land and have cut timber since April 1 amid park expansion talks. Interior Secretary Andrus weighs the gift. officials say the sum may be insufficient.

Tion Redwood National Park Save-the-Redwoods League Fence Skunk Cabbage Creek US 101 John B. Dewitt League Execu Arcata Redwoods Arcata Interior Cecil D. Andrus Washington Interior Department

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