Gov Brown approves onetime pay raises for top California officials
Gov Jerry Brown signed the bill granting one time pay increases for 10 top elected officials excluding the governor starting January 1979. The attorney general gains 5,000 to 47,500 dollars, and other posts such as lieutenant governor secretary of state controller treasurer and superintendent of public instruction receive boosts of 7,500 dollars. Board of Equalization chair rises to 38,500 with members up 4,034 to 38,000. Brown vetoed future cost of living raises and kept governor's pay unchanged at 12,100 dollars.
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Brown
Secretary of State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Equalization
Sohio Drops Three Berth Plan for Tanker Project
Sohio negotiator Charles Greenburg says ARB blocked the plan and the company will amend its application to two berths and three tanks on Pier F and five at Dominguez Hills. The change follows a coastal commission limit of three 615,000 barrel tanks and aims to trade or credit emissions reductions while preparing a supplemental EIR with the port of Long Beach and California regulators.
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Sohio
Charles Greenburg
State Air Resources Board
ARB
ARB Gallcy
Greenburg
Long Beach
Midland
Texas
Southwest
California
Sohia
League of Women Voters
Los Angeles
Port of
State Public Utsities Commission
Pressure mounts for abortion policy compromise in Congress
Washington AP reports mounting pressure for a quick House Senate accord on abortion policy tied to an $80.2 billion 1977 funding bill for Labor and HEW. Conferees aim to split differences between House limits and Senate liberalizing proposals, with Medicaid funding for abortions allowed only to save a woman's life.
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Washington
House-Senate
House
Senate
Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Thomas P. O’neill
D-Mass
Canal threat and Moorer warns on Canal Zone security
The FBI is investigating former Sgt Hor Rodríguez Brustmeyer of Brooklyn New York and two other men linked to Army ranks amid fears of Soviet influence over the canal. Moorer argues the United States faces risk if Panama falls under Castro Moscow axis and urges ratification to prevent Soviet or Cuban presence in Panama. The Canal treaty awaits Senate ratification with a two thirds vote required and broad public opposition noted.
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FBI
Hor Rodriguez Brustmeyer
Brooklyn
JCS
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
U.S. Canal Zone
Canal
U.S
Len Moorer
Cuba
Panama Canal
Panama
Moorer
Senate
Hall
Filibuster roils Senate over gas price controls
Senators Abourezk Metzenbaum and others battled over deregulation and a temporary end to natural gas price controls. An all-night session featured tense exchanges and humorous moments as Byrd kept order while opponents urged votes. Metzenbaum defended the action claiming it could delay deregulation efforts.
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Roward Metzenbaum
Ohio
Abourezk
Metzenbaum
Senate
Jackson
Bentsen
Pearson
Byrd
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.i
Robert, Dole
Senaté
Washington Zoo
John Heinz
R.pa
John Danforth
R-Mo
Danforth
Capitol
Abaurezk
Auto loses race with train in Los Angeles
Aged driver William Roger, 51, and his female passenger Beatrice Williams, 31, were killed when Roger drove through a railroad crossing at Skinson Avenue and tore off a cross-arm before the Santa Fe freight train struck their auto. Roger died at Morningside Memorial Hospital. Williams died at the scene.
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Los Angeles
Gary Meisner
William “Roger
Skinson Avenue
Roger
Morningside Memorial? Hospital
Beatrice Williams
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