President Nixon sends Congress a complex trade bill
Nixon introduces a 33 page bill aimed at giving the president standby authority to impose selective import duties on nations allegedly discriminating against American goods. The measure seeks to curb foreign barriers, back up a free trade stance, and restore balance to the U.S. trade deficit amid years of imports surpassing exports. House committee leaders signal support for broader discretionary power to counter discrimination against American exports.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
United States
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Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
U.S
Willie Brown an Emerging Power in California Politics
Assemblyman Willie L. Brown Jr. rose to chair the Ways and Means Committee in 1971 and is noted for fiscal acumen and cross party cooperation. A Hastings Law School graduate and San Francisco district representative, he is seen as a possible future Speaker as Bob Moretti prepares to leave the Assembly.
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Willie L. Brown, Jr
Brown
Ways and Means
Assembly
Brown Is
Ance
Hastings Law School
Lincoln University
San Francisco
Willie Brown
California
Bob Moretti
Mothers Protests Rally at HEW Against Day Care Cuts
United Press International reports working mothers and their children, including Rep. Pat Schroeder, traveling from New York and New Jersey to protest federally funded day care cutbacks at the HEW building in Washington. Demonstrations also took place in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Omaha. California welfare rolls fell by 9000 in February from a month earlier totaling 2 019 702 as reforms under Reagan continue to affect public assistance.
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United Press International
Pat Schroeder
D-Coro
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Caspar W. Weinberger
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Omaha
Neb
Ronald Reagan
County and Mobil clash over oil drilling permits
Mobil Oil attorney John Gherini argued the county resolution to require environmental review of drilling permits outside established fields was illegal and unnecessary. The board delayed action to April 16 and recognized permits cannot be issued under current conditions, while state agency input remains debated.
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Mobil Oil Corp
Board of Supervisors
John Gherini
Mobil
Santa Rosa Island
Gherini
George Kading
County Petroleum Administrator's Office
State Department of Oil and Gas
State Attorney General’s Office
Charles F. Catterlin
Benn
Eee
Frank Frost
Slater
Opponents to Sand Mining Face Court Action
Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference and backers inform the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors they will pursue court action after the board denied an appeal hearing on the Gordon Land Co. sand mine permit. The ruling blocks a hearing to challenge a five year permit and potential environmental hazards near the Guadalupe Dunes.
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Guadalupe Dunes
Board of Supervisors
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference, Inc
Bruce Sharpe
Lompoc
Ape
Gordon Land Co
Superior
Susan Trescher
Gaylord
Katherine Jones
Arroyo Grande
San Luis Obispo County
Jones
Planning Board weighs general plan changes and staff needs
The Santa Barbara board hears that the eight year old general plan is outdated and cannot handle required rezonings, permits, and subdivisions. Carl Kraemer and Johnson push for revisions to meet state rules while Frost Conley and Catterlin prefer staffing increases over a hiatus on major projects.
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Carl Kraemer
Johnson
Plannin Department
Kraemer
Friends of Santa Barbara
Citizens Planning Assn
Citizens’ and Conservation Organizations
Frost
Charles F. Catterlin
Conley
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