State energy chiefs join fight against Sohio Long Beach terminal
Sacramento energy officials Maullin and Quinn oppose Sohio's proposed Alaska oil terminal at Long Beach, urging instead the Canada to Midwest route via British Columbia and Alberta. Maullin says air quality and gas supply concerns weaken permit prospects. Quinn calls the project’s air impact absolutely unacceptable, while critics question refinery readiness and regional effects.
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Richard Maullin
State Air Resources Board
Tom Quinn
Standard OW Co
Ohio
Long Beach
U.S. Senate Interior Committee
Maullin
Futimar
British Columbia
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Midwest
U.S. Senate
Gov. Brown
Alaska
Brown
Quinn
Frank Zarb
Los Angeles Basin
Washington State
Schanit
Pier 1
Tom Thorley
Long Beach Harbor Dept
Bright
Quakes spread terror in Italy
Strong tremors hit Friuli in a fresh quake, killing at least eight and wounding about 80. Rescue teams dug through landslides that buried cars and two army tracks, while power and communications failed. Evacuations spread from the worst-hit northeastern Friuli to the Adriatic coast, with tremors felt as far as Padua and across borders.
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Yugoslavia
France
Florence
Venice
Explosive blast damages Lone Pine aqueduct spill gate
An explosion near Lone Pine breached a spill gate on the Owens Valley to Los Angeles aqueduct, releasing about 100 million gallons of water. No city water interruption expected as temporary repairs are planned in a few days. investigators consider a possible link to Owens Valley water shipment controversy.
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Los Angeles Aqueduct
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
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Los Angeles
Alabama
Inyo County
Ford Opens Campaign With Housing Theme In Ann Arbor
President Ford launched his 1976 campaign at the University of Michigan outlining housing, health, and education programs to realize the American Dream. He pitched new home ownership approaches while reusing earlier proposals, stressing action over promises in a chilly Willow Run welcome with a boisterous crowd and a brief campus stop.
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America
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Crisler
Michigan
Willow Run
Two Week Auto Strike Aims at Ford Nationwide
United Auto Workers began a coast to coast walkout against Ford Motor Co. affecting 170,000 workers in 22 states. Union leaders fear a two to three week strike as talks stall and no serious bargaining resumes until early next week. Ford said picketing proceeds smoothly and nonunion workers report to duty. Analysts warn a long strike could impact Ford and the broader economy.
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Detroit
Ford
DAW
Woodcock
GitaCo Nonunion
Two more Russ put into orbit
Russia launched two more men into orbit on a shorter photographic mission. Cosmonauts Vladimir Aksenov and Valery Bykovsky planned a solo flight in a self contained mission, with Salyut 5 still in orbit and no docking planned after last month's mission.
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Moscow
Russia
Vladimir Aksenov
Aksenov
Valery Bykovsky
Pico Rivera Strikes Lock City in Two Big Walkouts
Pico Rivera sits under two major strikes as nearly 400 teachers stay off the job and more than 1,500 Ford plant workers join a national walkout. The town of 54,000 shows little immediate business alarm but parents fear the impact on students as two-thirds of E Rancho Unified School District teachers miss work. Substitute staff keep schools operating on minimum days while enrollment dips at Meller Junior High.
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Pico Rivera
Ford Motor Co
E Rancho Unified School
County trims tax rate with 'same budget'
County supervisors adopted a $3.3 billion budget for 1976-77 and cut the General Fund tax rate by 6 cents to 4.4576 per $100 of assessed value. Final tax rates for schools and community colleges were ratified, producing savings for many homeowners though totals vary by city.
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Los Angeles
Schorr Risks Jail Over Secret House Report Source
CBS journalist Daniel Schorr defied a congressional panel by refusing to identify the source of a secret House intelligence report. The ethics committee considered contempt charges, with several members opposing action. Schorr cited First Amendment protections and said turning over notes or the report would jeopardize the source.
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Daniel Schorr
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House
U.S
House Ethics Committee
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D-Ga
Flynt
CBS Newsman
Select Committee On Intelligence
Village Voice
New York City
The
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