Energy chief praises Carter stance on nuclear reprocessing
Sacramento outlined that Carter's decision against reprocessing allows the California Energy Commission to refocus on radioactive waste management rather to determine reprocessing feasibility. Chairman Richard Maullin said hearings will resume in May and June with the aim of concluding no reprocessing facilities exist and advancing storage and treatment plans.
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Energy Commission
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California
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Water saving kits bill signed for Californians
Governor signs bill to distribute water saving kits to 300000 Californians including low flow showerheads and toilet dams. Law also allows settlement of 250000 to resolve youth beating claim by a state youth authority parolee. Assembly creates regional centers to aid crime victims and witnesses.
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Gage
D-Napa
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UPI
Botulism outbreak subsides in Pontiac restaurant case
Health officials report the botulism outbreak linked to Trini and Carmen’s in Pontiac has eased with no new admissions since Wednesday and 45 total cases. Victims include Diane Sprengler and Jennie Coe, hospital workers among about 800 patrons exposed to home canned green peppers used in hot sauce.
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St. Joseph
Michigan
Auto plants to close for week idling 14,300 workers
Four U S auto assembly plants will shut for one week, idling 14,300 workers. Chrysler will idle 9,500 at Hamtramck Michigan while Ford suspends 4,800 at Dearborn Metuchen and San Jose plants. Chrysler also plans a four door Plymouth Volare and Dodge Aspen during the shutdown.
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Dearborn
Metuchen
N.J
San Jose
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Chrysler
Lompoc TV and Appliance Fictitious Business Name
Fictitious business statement lists Lompoc TV and Appliance at 117 North V Street Lompoc California 93436 with owners Gregory G. Honore and Carl E. Wood. Filed March 21 1977 in Santa Barbara County Clerk's office with certification by County Clerk Howard C. Menzel and Deputy Joanne Tveidt.
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St Lompoc
Calif
Gregory G. Honore
W. Hickory Lompoc
Carl E. Wood
Agena Way
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Joanne Tveidt
Three Million Japanese Workers Stage Spring Strike Action
Tokyo reports a nationwide spring labor offensive with three million workers from government and industry striking for wage gains. Two major Japanese National Railways unions halted high speed trains while long distance services suffered. Communications postal and harbor workers joined 24 hour withdrawals and a new tactic targeted rail gates in Tokyo area.
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National Railway Motive Power
Kremlin Uses Decadent Rock to Counter Religion
The Kremlin plans to use foreign rock music and films as an antidote to religious influence. Soviet TV will air rock and pop acts including Cliff Richard and performers from Italy Holland Cuba Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Poland late Saturday. Orthodox services remain packed for Easter and Christmas Eve.
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UPI
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Poland
Soviet Union
California drought may trim farm losses below forecast
Drought losses in California's agriculture may be between 1.2 and 1.4 billion dollars instead of 1.4 billion. 8,000 wells will be drilled in the Central Valley, tapping an estimated 140 million acre feet of water. Agricultural income could fall to 7.5 to 7.7 billion, with about 59,000 jobs at risk. Richard Rominger begins as Department of Food and Agriculture director, swearing in seven new board members including Judith Orttung and Paul Growald.
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UPI
California
Brown
Gordon Snow
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Snow
State Board of Food and Agriculture
Richard Rominger
Department of Food and Agriculture
Rominger
Winters
Judith Orttung
Riverside
Paul J. Growald
Woodside
California approves water saver kit program
Gov. Brown signs AB380 to distribute water saving kits to 300000 Californians with 600000 dollars in state funds. The Department of Water Resources will deliver kits to homeowners in San Diego Santa Cruz and El Dorado County and possibly a fourth city. Progress reports due by July 1. Local and federal funds will match state money.
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San Diego
Santa Cruz
el Dorado County
San Joaquin Valley
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