Sohio faces push for design cuts at coastal oil port
Coastal Commission staff urge major changes to Sohio terminal plans near Los Angeles, including eliminating six 615000 barrel tanks, adding inerted tanks, capping daily oil unloads, and making the facility a common carrier. Talks continue as state officials weigh air quality permits and visual impact.
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Los Angeles International Airport
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Perth
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Sobio
Abortionist clergy press Carter to meet over abortion
A coalition of Protestant and Jewish leaders urge President Carter to discuss abortion policy arguing it affects religious freedom as much as Catholic voices. They say Carter has refused a meeting, while Catholic leaders met with him last week.
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Carter
John T. Conner
Conner
Hhis Group
Sloise
Senate
Religious Coalition For Abortion Rights
Margaret Costanza
Nature
Sohio Edison Scrubbers Plan Faces Pollution Offset Impasse
State Air Resources Board may bar Sohio from new facilities unless it offsets pollution in the Los Angeles basin. Thomas Quinn announced in San Diego that a plan to subsidize scrubbers for Edison plants has been developed, but Sohio doubts the $990 million to $100 million price tag and has not approved the proposal.
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State Air Resources Board
Los Angeles Air Basin
Thomas Quinn
Air Resources Board
San Diego
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Sohin
Southern California Edison Co
Quinn
Congress
Sohio
Edison
Los Angeles teachers win 6 percent pay raise in new contract
United Teachers of Los Angeles president Hank Springer says the raise lifts average pay to about $16,000 in the first contract under California’s new school employee bargaining law. The district faces roughly $48 million in costs, including restoration of seniority increases and the day after Thanksgiving as a paid holiday.
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California
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United Teachers of Los Angeles
Powell warns of tough close votes on energy package
Secretary Jody Powell said Senate consideration faces very tough close votes as energy measures are debated. He called the gas guzzler tax vote ex tremely regrettable and warned about a deregulation plan as a blow to American consumers. The House and Carter pressed repeal of the state and local gasoline tax deduction. The House defeated a White House backed cut for breeder reactor funding. Senate funding differences and a crude oil tax debate loom as energy balance priority.
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House
Carter
White House
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Russell B. Long
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Tong
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jones says canal security improves under Panama treaty
Air Force Chief of Staff David C. Jones told the Air Force Association that security risks in the Panama Canal would be reduced by the proposed treaty with Panama, arguing that friendly cooperation better protects access than conflict. He noted joint Chiefs support and warned against defending the old stance of a hostile Panama. The treaty keeps the canal neutral and open, with U S defense responsibilities shifting by 2000 and Panama taking over defense then, while the United States would defend the canal if endangered by a power other than Panama.
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Air Force
David C. Jones
Panama Canal
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Canal
Air Force Association
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jones
House
Armed Services Committee
George Brown
Joint Chiefs
Samuel Stratton
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Brown
United States
Ohio nun shot by distraught man at Dayton convent
Sister Donna Blaul was shot and killed at St. Agnes Convent in Dayton while she corrected papers. Police arrested Lee Mullins, 35, of Dayton, described as highly disturbed, and charged him with aggravated murder. Sister Blaul had been a nun for 17 years and was known as a gifted singer.
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Ohio
Donna Blaul
St. Agnes Convent
Lee Mullins
Blaul
Tijuana City Hall goes dark as bills stay unpaid
Mexican federal power officials cut lights in Tijuana City Hall amid a four month overdue bill. Officials warned of further outages as negotiators seek funds from Baja California to cover the 390000 U.S. dollars owed. City workers proceeded by candlelight while police requested federal help to prevent looting and traffic chaos.
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Baja California
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Fernando Marquez Arce
San Diego
Tharra
Antonio Escobedo
U.S
Commission of Gas and Electric Tariffs
Mexico City
Marquez Aree
Leopoldo Morena
Tarra
Lance Tarleton testimony on Calhoun bank agreement under scrutiny
The report details Lance and Tarleton denying requests to lift a banking agreement with Calhoun First National Bank. It notes a Nov. 22 general discussion about bank improvements, Tarleton’s affidavit and IRS interviews, and a public opinion poll on Lance’s possible resignation.
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Carter
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Associated Press
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
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Comptroller's Office
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