California Officials React To New Antismog Plan
Officials in California mixed on the EPA antismog rules of 1977. Some see a path to cleaner air, others call standards impossible, with talks of gas rationing and mass transit as needed. Local leaders like LA Mayor Bradley express cautious acceptance while experts warn reductions may be unrealistic in major urban areas.
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California faces natural gas shortage by 1977 78
A California Public Utilities Commission staff forecast warns there will be insufficient natural gas to meet winter peak demand in the 1977 78 season. The report urges utilities to boost supplies, consider in state synthetic gas, expand storage, and strengthen mutual aid programs.
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Nuclear reactors approved for San Onofre near San Francisco
The Atomic Energy Commission authorized construction permits for two 1,140 megawatt reactors at the San Onofre site near the Western White House. The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board's report found environmental considerations met and permits likely to be issued soon. The plant will join the existing 40 megawatt unit on the 24 acre site about 242 miles south of San Clemente.
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Reagan accuses Deddeh of intimidation in Prop 1 fight
Gov. Reagan charged Democrat Assemblyman Wadie Deddeh with potentially illegal corrupt practices and intimidation aimed at defeating Prop 1. He released a letter directing state agencies to investigate letters to financial leaders and possible law violations, while denying panic and calling the race close as special elections near.
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Reagan sizes up latest 76 rival in race for president
Sacramento UPI reports Governor Reagan calls Gerald Ford a good man and possible 1976 candidate while noting Ford’s brief role as Nixon’s VP finalist. Reagan, 62, dodges presidential availability questions as Agnew faces no contest dismissal looms. A separate suit in Los Angeles seeks 32.5 million over alleged unripe grapes sold by Mouradick and associates.
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