Recommendations for county air pollution control sharpened
The county committee urged federal health based air quality standards by 1990 or later and proposed a strengthened Air Pollution Variance Board with public representation. It called for fines on stationary sources, a fee structure for operating permits, updated alert health warnings, an annual vehicle inspection program, and a regional cooperation push with APCOs in the South Coast and Southeast Desert Basins. Some members criticized the draft, noting personal opinions influenced the report and citing unresolved Stat vs EPA data conflicts.
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Robert Chass
APCO
South Coast
Desert Air Basins
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
FCC closes unlicensed KPOT fledgling station raid in W Los Angeles
The FCC shut down a closet studio in West Los Angeles operated by Brad and Jessie Sobel for broadcasting without a license. The 19 year old Sobel faces up to $10,000 fines and a year in jail if the station returns, while the couple says they aimed to serve listeners and did not solicit ads.
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Jessie Sobel
Los Angeles
KPO
Federal Communications Commission
KPOT
Pacific Palisades
Los Angeles International Aiport
Sobel
FCC
Sobels
KPKX
Sohet
Rusk
School Bus Collision Injures 22 Students
A Covina school bus returning from a skating party was struck broadside by a car Tuesday night injuring 22 students from Alvarado Junior High School and all four occupants of the auto. The youths, aged 14 to 19, were treated at two area hospitals for broken teeth lacerations and broken bones. none critically hurt. About 300 pupils had earlier attended a rink outing in Glendora.
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Covina
Lms
Alvarado Junior High
Glendora
Assembly OKs move on auto exhaust limits
The California Assembly approved a bill setting maximum exhaust emissions for 1975 and newer cars. Sponsored by Sen. Nicholas Perris, the measure would also inform federal authorities that California seeks a waiver to enact tougher standards, sending the 44-10 vote back to the Senate for concurrence.
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Assembly Oks
Sacramento
The
Assembly
Nicholas Perris
Oakland
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
California
Standalis
Senate
Auto crashes kill two teenage girls in separate incidents
Kristine A. White, 15, of Brea and Delia Hoskins, 19, of Downey died in two separate crashes. A van driver Kenneth Parker, 16, and two others were injured when the Brea van ran off Carbon Canyon Road. Hoskins died after a Downey car struck a parked dump truck on Downey Avenue near Pritchard Street. two passengers were treated for injuries and Hoskins’ husband Roger, 19, was entrapped and hospitalized.
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Kristine A. White
Lilac Lane
Brea
Delia Hoskins
Downey Ave
Downey
Kenneth Parker
Carbon Canyon Road
Valencia Street
Parker
Hoskins
Downey Community Hospital
Downey Avenue
Pritchard Street
Meningitis Cases Rise at Camp Pendleton Base
Two new meningitis cases reported at Camp Pendleton bring total to three in two days. Three patients, two teens and the son of a sergeant, remain in serious condition at the naval hospital. Pvt Peyton R. Jackson, 18, of Joplin Missouri, identified as contagious meningococcal case, with about 35 infantry unit members under surveillance and receiving daily checks. A third case this year at the base noted.
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Camp Pendleton
San Diego
Naval Hospital
Pvt
Peyton R. Jackson
Joplin
Jackson
Protests greet $500 GOP dinner at Beverly Wilshire
About 500 demonstrators outside the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills taunted guests arriving for a Republican dinner. Peace Action Council and Welfare Rights Organization staged the peaceful protest, while a 14 cent “poor people's dinner” of boiled rice and tea was served nearby.
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Beverly Hills
Peace Action Council
Welfare Rights Organization
John N. Mitchell
Gov
Reagan
Mitchell
Nixon
Mariner 9 Beaming Test Photos From Mars
Pasadena reports say Mariner 9 beamed more test photographs of Mars to Earth as controllers ready the spacecraft for orbit. The images aim to calibrate the television camera, test data links, and set exposure lines. Scientists at JPL say systems are working well and hope for a detailed look at Mars, including a dust storm persisting for weeks.
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Pasadena
Mariner 9
Mars
Mar Jour Dys
Mariner
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Nixon Campaigning at Dinners Amid 1972 Push
President Nixon travels across the country to kick off groundwork for a 1972 reelection bid. He speaks at New York dinners before a crowd of about 1,500, aided by a large White House and Cabinet roster. Dinners continue with Agnew, other officials, and family members in Chicago and Los Angeles venues.
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Mitchell
Vietnam
Nixon
New York Hotel Hadroon
America
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Air Force One
Agnew
Chicago
Adv
John ©. Mitchell
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
George Romney
South Carolina
Strom Lhurmond
Charlotte
N.C
Mrs. Nixon
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