Rockefeller warns GOP on extremism and revenue sharing
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller warned Kansas and national leaders that political extremism threatens the GOP and that federal revenue sharing faces a 50 50 chance in Congress. He urged broad support to keep revenue sharing alive while criticizing Ronald Reagan and urging party unity to avoid polarization.
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Democrats call for new programs while refining social action
Leading Democrats at the National Democratic Issues Convention urged evaluating and updating social programs rather than abandoning them. They argued better government, not less, is needed and that bold leadership is essential. Dukakis echoed the insistence that government remains a tool for social and economic change. Pollster Hart warned voters expect real change, not reheated New Deal policies, as the 1976 campaign begins.
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Moynihan faces questions over U N amnesty bid and rhetoric
Moynihan defended his stance as U S mission debates phrasing of strong statements. He warned against despots using distortions of words while critics labeled Zionism a form of racism. He canceled a U N amnesty resolution after Garment objected to amendments. He plans to meet Ford in Washington as dispute lingers.
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Transit Link seeks priority funding for Long Beach system
City officials discussed pooling about 20 million dollars in local funds with regional money to attract roughly 100 million in matching federal and local funds for a new transit center and people mover. Gov Brown initiated a second transit summit aiming to unlock 800 million dollars in federal funds over five years, with a State DOT study to estimate costs and patronage for proposed segments.
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Women equal men in AF applications at Air Force Academy
Air Force Academy officials said information requests for admission from women are about equal to those from men. The academy has received 146 requests from women in 37 states and three overseas areas. It was unclear how many may have asked congressmen for appointments. On June 28, 1976, 150 women will join the class of 1980 among 1,500 admitted.
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Californians sue to halt offshore oil lease program
A coalition of Southern California cities and counties plus the California attorney general sue to block accelerated offshore oil and gas leasing off the coast. Interior Secretary Kleppe and BLM Director Berklund are named as defendants. Bids for 1.3 million acres off Southern California are set to open December 11.
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Gulf Oil top attorney testifies on Scott retainer in 1961 62
Royce Savage, former Gulf general counsel, testified in a deposition that he halted a 25 000 a year retainer with Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell Hippell in 1961 or 1962 over Hugh Scott's objections. He said he ended the arrangement after noting minimal legal work and recalled Scott urging continuation.
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Doubts on Federal Draft Studies for Alaska Gas Pipeline
The Brown administration in California voices serious concerns about federal environmental impact studies for piping Alaska gas and oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. The Resources Agency criticizes the draft for not analyzing all alternatives including an Alaska route with tanker delivery to Southern California and notes El Paso Natural Gas Co. has a major alternative proposal not yet formally considered.
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