Court-ordered divestiture details cited in El Paso case
Bennett testified he briefly represented Paradox as a private attorney after leaving the state Public Utilities Commission and before his election to the board of equalization. Magnuson entered into the record that Paradox showed only 23 dollars in the leak and had promised hundreds of thousands to its directors.
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Paradox
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Magnuson
Tunney Bennett clash in hearings on gas monopoly bill
Senate hearing on Magnuson bill to let El Paso Gas keep Pacific Northwest monopoly erupts in clashes. Tunney and Bennett trade charges of demagoguery and lobbying, with Bennett citing Utah Oregon cases and Brown pressure. Inouye urges specificity and says witnesses will be called. Bennett testifies under oath and labels a critic’s remark a lie as he cites firm ties to El Paso and related moves.
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State Board of
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Oregon
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el Vaso
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Tee
Paso
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D-Iawail
Inouye
Lo Magnuson
Commerce Committee
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Knowlton
Gov. Brown
G. Bentley Ryan
Los Angeles
Baelief
California
West
Joseph Rensch
Pacific Lighting Service
Younger seeks end to 14 year gas merger fight
Washington advocates propose amendments to end a long court battles over El Paso Natural Gas Co. merger with Pacific Northwest Pipeline. The plan would require El Paso to invest about 200 million dollars in California service areas and allow rival firms to use El Paso pipelines, with governor Reagan and Attorney General Evelle Younger backing the move. Some lawmakers question if the concessions suffice while issues of antitrust exemptions and national energy strategy loom.
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el Paso Natural Gas Co
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Reagan
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Co
Supreme Court
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Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
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Skjeie
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Pacific Northwest
trans-Rocky Mountains
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Gale McGee
D-Wye
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Alan Cranston
John V. Tunney
D-Calll
Skiele
Lou Cannon
Senate bill reclassifies birds as nongame to restrict hunting
SACRAMENTO June date unspecified The bill approved by the Senate would reclassify certain nonprotected birds and animals as nongame and off limits to shooters unless they hold a $4 hunting license or work on a farm Landowners and tenants are exempt The measure targets at night hunting and lists species such as English sparrows magpies crows rats gophers ground squirrels coyotes bobcats and moles as nongame under the new rules
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Senate
William Ketchum
Paso Robles
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