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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1977

Page

1

State coastal body takes Sohio case in California

California state authorities moved to override the South Coast Regional Coastal Commission by preempting its authority over a $60 million Sohio terminal project at the Port of Long Beach. The state commission plans to assume jurisdiction after talks between Gov. Brown and energy advisers, with a regional decision to be referred to the State Coastal Commission for a regu lar meeting.

Sohio Case Brown L.B Regional Commission Long Beach Long South Coast Coastal Commission State Commission Weigss Avaisie California Repeetanieyerie Planner B Brown Lane Beach Cation Sobio Burlingame San Francisco State Coastal Commission

Saudi prince reassures Carter on oil embargo risk

Crown Prince Fahd told President Carter there will be no oil embargo to pressure Israel. After two days of talks, Fahd pledged moderate oil price increases and urged Israel to seek peace with security guarantees. Powell said the U S and Saudi Arabia are in harmony that a peaceful Israel is essential to a Middle East settlement.

Washington Crown Prince Fahd Carter Saudi Arabia United States Israel Coned U.S Staers Swepon Vieee Eae Ng James R. Schlesinger Congressional Oeitt Economic Com Committee White House Ie House Seshia Powell Middle East Powell Menahem Begin Ite Ledia Mant Jordan River Gaza Strip Aes

Dutch rescue bid as terrorists threaten hostages

Assen, the Netherlands, a band of South Moluccan gunmen holding 105 schoolchildren and six teachers near Ravensmilde refused to end their siege after a Wednesday deadline. Hostages were paraded in view of soldiers, while talks via psychiatrists aimed at securing release, with still no killings by nightfall.

Assen Netherlands Ted Ado Ravensmilde Earshot Gronin

Fired general says Korea war view not just mine

Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, removed by Carter, says his view that U S troop withdrawal could trigger war is shared by other officials in the United States and South Korea. He notes commanders have received no official rationale for the withdrawal and stresses the need to avoid upsetting the regional military balance. Carter cites intelligence and says phased withdrawal over four to five years will not upset the balance, while removing ground forces rather than commitment.

Washington Army Army Cart John K. Singlaub Carter Singlaub House Armed Services U.S. Mila Command Korea U.S Rea Joint Chiefs of Staff White House Singlaubad

Rock sniper stabs deputy during chase on Freeway

Orange County sheriff's deputy Dave Allen was stabbed twice while pursuing a man linked to rock throwing that shattered 60 to 80 windshields on the Freeway. The suspect fled into the hills as a large team searched the Santa Canyon area.

Orange County Uivenue Santa Canyon Dave Allen Anaheim

Nixon defends resignation and pardon in televised interview

Richard Nixon says he regrets not clearing his name through trial and that life became unbearable after resigning. He discusses mental collapse, a possible exit from politics, and minimization of misconduct while citing Agnew’s cash kickbacks and a Watergate defense fund plan tied to aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Nixon Maryland Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Flr Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Howard R. Hughes

Orange County water cuts fail across 21 districts

Twenty of twenty one agencies in the Municipal Water District of Orange County did not meet a 10 percent cut last month and used more water, triggering fines totaling 101000 dollars. Irvine led with a 55000 dollar penalty. penalties hinge on future reductions. The Metropolitan Water District ordered curbs across the county, with the April limit arriving late and marking Orange County’s first use of penalties for overuse.

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