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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1975

Page

6

Debated Nuclear Energy At California Hearing

At a state Assembly hearing Edward Teller urged nuclear power as essential for world survival while another scientist warned the industry is moving too fast and risking safe development. Dan Ford of the Union of Concerned Scientists claimed federal agencies suppress unfavorable findings and supported a moratorium to shape a non nuclear future for 25 years. Other witnesses discussed safeguards, costs, and uranium availability as factors in delaying new plants.

Sacramento Edward Teller Dan Ford Union of Teller Ford Assembly Committee On Bernard C. Rusche Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission Union of Concerned Scientists Inter Atomic Energy Commission Nuclear Regulatory Commission California Dr. Teller America

Mayors warn cities risk New York fate without new revenue

San Francisco reports Oakland Mayor John Reading, joined by Pete Wilson and Tom Bradley, warn urban fiscal burden could drive cities toward New York’s crisis. They urge new revenue sources and oppose broad federal bailouts, noting residents should not subsidize mismanagement.

San Francisco California New York Oakland John Reading League of California Ciw Pete Wilson San Diego Tom Bradley Los Angeles Reading Bradley Wilson

Strikers Pinch Pupils as Santa Barbara Bus Walkout Persists

In Santa Barbara the second day of a Teamsters bus strike saw 1,500 pupils arrange their own transport while the district used Yellow Cab Co. vans and taxis for special education riders. Officials reported good attendance with only about 2 percent more absences than normal as district officials seek alternative vehicles for regular students.

Santa Barbara Karl Grahn Yellow Cab Co

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