Ending federally impacted school aid faces opposition
Washington reports opposition to Carter's plan to cut 400 million dollars in impact aid subsidies affecting about 2.1 million children in 4,400 districts. NEA leaders and Rep. Harris push to recoup funds, arguing the budget overlooked education needs amid the energy crisis and government worker families on or near federal property.
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James Green
Carter
Herbert Harris
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House
Harris
NEA
Big City
Eisenhower
Impact Aid
Brown ends boycott of conference
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr plans to attend the National Governors Conference in Washington, citing drought impact on California and the West. He has avoided such meetings since taking office, with aides noting no private session with President Carter is scheduled during the trip.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Washington
Brown
California
West
Carter
Ford
San Francisco
GAO Finds Unneeded Air Rules Cost Travelers Billions
GAO says unnecessary government airline regulations raised fares by 1.4 to 1.8 billion dollars over 1969 to 1974. The 18 month study, requested by Senators Kennedy and Cannon, found fare levels 22 to 52 percent higher than with freer price competition. It notes CAB agreement that current rules no longer serve the public interest and that profits could rise with higher capacity and more efficient planes.
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Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Civil Aeronautics Board
Debate delayed on fluorocarbon ban in California
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee postponed a vote on SB153 until March 9 to consider amendments. Senator John Dunlap and supporters cite environmental risks from fluorocarbons potentially harming the ozone layer, while industry representatives urge a cautious approach and note job impacts and pending federal rules.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
California
Arlen Gregorio
D-San Mateo
John Dunlap
D-Napa
Sherwood Rowland
University of California At Irvine
Rowland
Dunlap
Clark Hoffman
du Pont Chemical Co
Hoffman
Michigan
Oregon
New York
No-tamper Immigration Card Aimed at Illegal Aliens
Fresno IN S chief announces counterfeit-proof immigration card to stem illegal entries. One million cards to be issued next year with state cooperation and new employer-hiring restrictions under consideration. Fresno INS cites border patrol and crime links to illegal aliens and legal workers harmed.
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Fresno
UPI
United States
Leonard Chapman
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Chapman
Border Patrol
Charles Stephens
The
San Joaquin Valley
Stephens
Southland agrees to turn off tap to northern water
Metropolitan Water District agrees to halt rest of 1977 California Water Project deliveries to Northern California amid drought. The plan aims to keep 80,000 acre-feet in San Luis Reservoir, with talks continuing to resolve Owens Valley and Tehachapi constraints and ensure north farmers receive needed supplies.
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Northern Water
Sacramento
UPI
Southern California
California
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Los Angeles
Metropolitan Water District
Kennedy
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Metropolitan
Department of Water Resources
San Luis Reservoir
Ropolitan
San Luis
McCarthy
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Owens Valley
Legislative
Colorado
San Joaquin Valley
Marin County
Northern
Livermore
del Valle Reservoir
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