Brown signs school emergency aid bill in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. signed emergency aid totaling 142 million dollars for inflation squeezed California schools. He used a blue pencil to reduce state funds from 115 million to 88 million, while facing a separate lawsuit over a five point education reform proposal emphasizing survival skills and local control.
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Ford vetoes six month oil price extension
President Ford said he would veto a six month extension of domestic oil price controls and remove a two dollar a barrel import fee. He warned that approval would delay incentives for conservation and new domestic production, noting potential fuel price rises. The measure aimed to extend ceilings through August with Senate House support.
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California overestimates energy needs by utilities report
California’s energy needs for the next decade are projected to be overestimated by up to 19 percent by the Public Utilities Commission and major utilities. The Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission cites erroneous forecasts by PG and E, SDG&E, and SoCal Edison, and presents revised 1984 residential demand and 10 year state totals using a simple forecasting model.
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Oil tanker collides with Gulf platform forcing crew evacuation
The 33,000 ton Globuk Sun struck an unmanned Gulf platform about 185 miles southwest of New Orleans. A two mile long oil slick spread after the collision. 41 of 46 crew were rescued, 5 remain missing, with 10 injured. The platform burned but caused no major damage.
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California moves to delay offshore drilling for two years
The Assembly approved AB180 a two year moratorium on offshore oil development in California to negotiate pipelines with the federal government. Governor Brown faces potential state action while critics call the bill red tape and urge faster domestic oil production.
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