County asks LNG hearing in Santa Barbara area
Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion for county intervention urging the Federal Power Commission to hold a public hearing in the Santa Barbara area on a proposed giant liquefied gas complex. The panel noted health and safety concerns and possible economic benefits if sited at Pt. Conception, while the FPC favored Oxnard. hearings would precede a three volume Environmental Impact Statement due by January 16.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Oxnard
James M. Slater
Washington, D.C
Albert F. Reynolds
EIS
Pt. Conception
California Edison
Hollister Ranch
Highway 101
Buellton
Cuyama Valley
Arvin
Board of
Presidential candidates receive first election funds
The Federal Election Commission authorized a $2.5 million federal payment to 10 presidential candidates and two major parties. The FEC noted that President Ford and Senator Bentsen each had about $1,000 in corporate contributions, illegal under federal election laws, while the Supreme Court refused to block distribution pending a constitutional ruling on the 1974 Campaign Reform Act.
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UPI
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Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
D-Tex
Supreme Court
Bentsen
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Sanford
Commission
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Republican National Committee
James Buckley
R-N
George Wallace
Alabama
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Sargent Shriver
Massachusetts court rules murder during rape not capital offense
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the death penalty cannot be imposed for murder committed during rape, citing due process and Cruel and Unusual Punishments guarantees. The decision leaves open capital punishment for other murders if deterrence can be shown. Governor Dukakis called it a landmark.
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UPI
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G. Joseph Tauro
Michael S. Dukakis
Dukakis
Massachusetts
Ford veto against expanding construction picketing power sparks Labor Secretary questions
President Ford vetoed a bill expanding construction workers picketing power, a move that could cost Labor Secretary John Dunlop his job. Dunlop helped push the measure through and urged Ford to sign it, while AFL-CIO warned of active opposition in the next election. Dunlop weighed his next move over the weekend amid pressure to resign.
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UPI
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Congress
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Afl-Cio
Associated Builders and Contractors
Rabin Warns Cabinet to End Public Criticism or Quit
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin angrily told ministers at a Sunday cabinet session to stop criticizing government policy in public or resign. The move aimed at quelling a rift with Foreign Minister Yigal Allon, though Rabin's office denied targeting him explicitly.
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United Press International
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Yigal Allen
the Post
Five indicted for IRA gun running network
Five men were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of purchasing and supplying arms to the Irish Republican Army in a scheme linked to funds raised in the Philadelphia area. The defendants face counts for transporting and exporting rifles and ammunition to Northern Ireland. Two unindicted co-conspirators identified. In a separate San Francisco note, George Moscone was certified mayor after a runoff with 101,090 votes to 96,647, with calls for a recount and notes on ballot rejections.
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UPI
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
New Jersey
Harold Wilson
New York City
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
San Francisco
Daniel Cahalane
Newtown Square
Neil Byrne
Warrington
Auto Agency
Daniel Duffy
Upper Darby
Vincent Conlon
Thomas Regan
Ireland
IRA
William McNichol
Marjorie Palace
George Moscone
Frank Quinn
Board of Supervisors
Moscone
John Barbagelate
Display and Classified Ads Benefit Business Reach
Classified advertising and help wanted sections dominate ads, but new merchandise ads offer an advantage. Display ads remind readers to contact page nine, while classifieds deliver detailed messages to boost sales. Testing both forms over time yields fair results. next week covers institutional newspaper advertising investments.
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