Antismog device repeal faces Assembly setback
In Sacramento the Assembly subcommittee on air quality recommended rejecting repeal bills for 1966 70 car NOx and hydrocarbon reducing devices. The 41 vote against repeal follows hearings on three measures by Senators Rains Holden and Assemblyman McClellan. The issue targets 1.9 million used cars in the South Coast Basin and spans statewide ownership changes.
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APS
Los Angeles
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Transportation Subcommittee
Full
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Orange
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Riverside
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Holden
McClellan
Belfast violence marks worst day since IRA truce begins
In Belfast two Protestant bombings hit Catholic bars causing widespread injuries. Authorities report about 36 wounded with a woman losing both legs. attacks aimed to provoke the IRA into resuming violence during the 11 day cease-fire. Police blame Protestant extremists.
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UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Seamus Loughran
Sinn Fein
Starry Plough
New Lodge Road
James O’kane
O’kane
Greencastle
Irelands
AMA Sues Over Medicare and Medicaid Hospital Admissions
The American Medical Association filed suit against the HEW to strike down admissions regulations for Medicare and Medicaid patients. Ten patients and five physicians joined, seeking an injunction and arguing violations of the First, Fifth and Ninth Amendments and the Social Security Act.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Caspar Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
Public Notice Sealed Bids for Lompoc Water Line Project
Sealed proposals will be received at City Hall Lompoc until 2 00 p m March 4 1975 for Central Avenue Water Line V Street to 4001 feet east FY 75 W 1. Bids require 10 percent bond. Prevailing wage rates apply. A valid contractor license is required. Plans and specs available from City Treasurer for 5.00.
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Lompoc
California
Central Avenue
Bdder
Business and Professions Code
City of Lompoc Rejects Bids Policy Noted
The contract documents outline bidding directions and the city reserves the right to reject any or all bids or award to the lowest responsible bidder. Wilma Thomas serves as Clerk of the City of Lompoc.
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Lompoc
Wilma Thomas
City of Lompoc
Planning hearing for trailer as permanent home in Lompoc area
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing March 5 1975 at 10 00 A M Room 17 Engineering Building 123 East Anapama Street Santa Barbara CA to consider Leon T Brights 75 CP 11 for a conditional use permit to allow a trailer as a permanent single family dwelling Assessor 99 110 42 located on Campbell Road near Santa Rita Road Lompoc Fourth Supervisorial District Also a fictitious business name statement for The Green Warehouse Ceramic Shop 116 A North H St Lompoc and related county clerk certification details
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Santa Barbara County Engineering Building
Anapama Street
Santa Barbara
California
Leon T. Bright
U. Unlimited Agriculture District
Campbell Road
Santa Rita Road
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
Fictitions
Green Warehouse Ceramic Shop
North
St. Lompoc
Barbara A. Magee
W. Anthony Wy
Howard C. Menzel
Judy Austin
Official queries captain's role in Saudi training leave
San Francisco Supervisor Robert Mendelsohn questioned why Captain Louis Feder head of the Bureau of Criminal Identification is granted leave to train police in Saudi Arabia. Feder joins an 18 member State Department crew. Saudi funds his salary.
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San Francisco
UPI
Saudi Arabia
Robert Mendelsohn
Police Commission
Louis Feder
Bureau of Criminal Indentification
Snowstormed West Hinders Travel as Pea River Recedes
United Press International reports a fierce snowstorm sweeping the Plains causes ten inches of snow in Idaho closing schools and roads while winds reach 50 mph. In Alabama the Pea River recedes after flooding that forced evacuations, with one injury and a tornado disaster in Fort Valley Georgia. Temperature extremes range from 9 below at Butte to 77 in Key West.
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United Press International
Elba
Ala
Mildred Brunson
Moulloye Johnston
Georgia
George Busbee
Fort Valley
New York City man Wanted in $14 Million Cocaine Ring
A warrant is issued for Jeffrey A. Sessler as the East Coast connection in a federal indictment of Sessler and Donald Paul Stone of North Hollywood. The ring allegedly smuggled at least 66 pounds of cocaine worth about $14 million into the United States from 1973 to 1974 using aerosol cans.
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Los Angeles
UPI
New York City
North Hollywood
Jeffrey A. Sessler
Donald Paul Stone
Justice Department
Federal Grand Jury
Stone
United States
End of 1974 Squeeze Hits Consumers and Businesses Hard
The latest government data show inflation at a record 14.4 percent in late 1974 with a 9.1 percent drop in GNP in the fourth quarter, marking a severe recession. Fed money supply rose to 12.83 trillion and loan demand increased as lower rates spurred borrowing while optimism for better days in 1975 grew. The Dow edged up nearly 9 points to 745.38 amid cautious outlooks from Simon and independent economists. AFL-CIO estimates require $60 billion in extra purchasing power to restore 1973 buying levels.
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United Press International
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William Simon
Business Council
Washington
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Commerce Department
GNP
Afl-Cio
Large Nixon party slated
Celebrities from politics entertainment and business are expected to attend Nixon’s first social appearance since resignation. Guests include Frank Sinatra Bob Hope Dolores Hope Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan at Walter Annenberg’s Palm Desert estate.
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Palm Desert
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Frank Sinatra
Bob and
Dolores Hope
Ronald Reagan
Nancy
Nixon
Walter Annaberg
U.S
Great Britain
Fighting Around U S Base Forces Evacuations In Asmara
Heavy combat raged near an American communications center in Asmara Eritrea with government artillery and guerrilla sniper fire. Civilians were killed as troops fired on bicycles a handcart and a minibus during the night raising fears as evacuation of U S personnel continued.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
API
Asmara
Keren
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