Republican to carry Carter tuna proposals
The House will see Republican Rep. Paul McCloskey of California move to amend Carter administration tuna porpoise pact proposals in a Thursday floor vote. The dispute stems from a San Diego fishing halt and regulatory limits blamed for industry tensions, with Murphy and McCloskey outlining five added principles to guide the bill. The feud includes Sen Hayakawa pushing a more favorable bill, while Cranston opposes it, urging caution over promises to workers and industry impacts.
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Approval seen on Alaska gas line
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall predicted Canada would approve the Alcan Pipeline Co. natural gas route to Alaska while urging a generous settlement of Yukon native land claims. He argued existing corridors be used and cited Canada’s Berets Report against Arctic construction on environmental and native-claims grounds.
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Consumers urged to shop around for cheap eyeglasses
Senate hearing on eyeglass pricing hears experts urge buyers to demand price information and compare options after eye exams. Ophthalmology officials warn improper lenses can cause fatigue and discomfort. seniors face burdens from costly bifocals, while consumer groups advocate price transparency and wider advertising.
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Hayakawa Amendment On Food Stamp Bill Fails
Senate defeats Hayakawa bid to strip food stamp aid from college students amid debate on who qualifies. Senator Dale notes many recipients are veterans or heads of households seeking education, while Dole presses that current levels stay unchanged as the amendment is rejected.
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Taxpayers urged to save California schools by Riles
Riles warned during a Town Hall in Los Angeles that taxpayers must decide how willing they are to fund education. He cited California's $6.5 billion annual spend across 1,042 districts and 400000 teachers for 4.5 million students, noting disparities and concerns about quality and equity under Serrano rulings.
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