Brown weighs role in Alaskan oil terminal decision
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr says he will act as a catalyst in the Long Beach terminal dispute with Standard Oil to help state agencies decide swiftly whether to back the project. He may not publicly declare support, citing environmental concerns voiced by adviser Tom Quinn.
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Warm December Record Topped in Seattle and West
The National Weather Service logged 61 degrees at Seattle Tacoma Airport the warmest December 15 on record while downtown Seattle hit 58 a new high. A dry December followed Seattle's second wettest summer. rain totals lag last year by about 4 inches.
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Coastal Commission ends era with 16 000 projects reviewed
The California Coastal Commission completed its final meeting marking the end of a three year period during which it processed 16 000 coastal projects along 1 072 miles of shoreline. It will be replaced in January by a permanent commission under the 1976 Coastal Act.
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Four widows alleged after Ohio plane crash death
Officials probe the life of Joseph Gordon Sharp of Gahanna as reports surface of four simultaneous marriages. Sharp’s spouses include Helen in Ohio and Mary Louise in Michigan, plus claims from a Montreal woman Wendy Sharp and a Chicago woman. He left two children with Helen.
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Bradley declines Carter cabinet post offer
Mayor Tom Bradley told reporters he turned down a personal invitation from President-elect Carter to interview for a Cabinet post in Plains Georgia. He cited his commitment to Los Angeles supporters and indicated he may advise Carter informally in coming years.
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District seeks relief from mandatory EIRs
Sacramento reports officials from the Golden Gate Bridge District and other agencies will push legislation to carve out rate fare tax hikes from CEQA review. Attendees include East Bay Municipal Utilities District and League of California Cities. Attorneys note a court decision linking fare hikes to environmental surveying.
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