Offshore oil debate heats second public hearing
In Beverly Hills California opponents accuse offshore drilling plans of harming the US economy while industry spokesmen urge immediate exploration. California politicians businessmen and union leaders clash over plans to lease 8 million offshore acres with a final hearing set to conclude the series.
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UPI
United States
California
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U.S
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Gulf
Pacific
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Standard Oil
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Standard
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Tom Bradley
John Tunney
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Alphonzo Bell
Ken Cory
State Land Board
Bradley
Tunney
Cranston
Cory
Bell
Elk Hills Naval Reserve
San Joaquin Valley
Robert R. Nackson
Los Angeles Area
Washington
Silcox
Alaska
Anchorage
Trenton
N.J
Grenade Disarmed After 9-Year-Old Fingers Were Trapped
In Miami a 9-year-old girl named Laura Salvan slipped her finger into a World War I grenade used as a paperweight. Police bomb squad members Newton Porter and Tommy Carroll sawed off the grenade in the hospital maintenance room to save her finger. The 60-year-old grenade was not explosive, but the team treated it as potentially live during the procedure.
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Miami
UPI
Laura Salvan
American Hospital
Fire Department
Newton Porter
Sheriff's
Tommy Carroll
Tommy
Laura
Carroll
Porter
Wallace silent on terms legality as DOJ reviews voting rights law
Gov. Wallace remains silent as Justice Department officials study the 1965 Voting Rights Act to see if his third term is legal. Officials consider whether the 1967 Alabama succession amendment required DOJ approval and if it falls under covered changes. Beasley saw no anticipated issue while Baxley was away.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Justice Department
Department
Alabama
Birmingham Post-Herald
Jere Beasley
William J. Baxley
Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Baxley
Beasley
Ways and Means panel OKs rebates up to 200 dollars
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 20.1 billion tax bill with up to 200 dollar rebates for individuals this spring or summer, plus 8.3 billion in 1975 tax cuts and 3.8 billion in investment incentives. The panel backed limits on AT&T and rejected a Chrysler bailout, aiming to finish the measure before a late February to early March House vote.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
Big Business
Chrysler
Lockheed
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
al Ullman
D-Ore
Wilbur Mills
Senate
Change of Names Sought for Leone Minors in Santa Barbara
In Superior Court Santa Barbara County petitioner Marilyn Mendeck seeks to change the names of minors Micheal Paul Leone to Micheal Paul Mendek and Thomas Rene Leone to Thomas Rene Mender. Hearing set March 18 1975 at 9 00 AM in Santa Maria court with publication of order in Lompoc Record weekly for four weeks prior to hearing.
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Superior Court OF
State OF California
County OF
Santa Barbara
E. Cook Street
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara County
California
SM II
Lompoc
Marion A. Smith
Superior Court
Dunlap & Melville
North “‘I
Maximum judge age proposal to retire at 70 in California
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post recommended a constitutional amendment setting a mandatory retirement age of 70 for judges. The move aims to remove potentially less competent older judges by requiring retirement, with voter approval needed for the measure.
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Sacramento
UPI
A. Alan Post
Post
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