California Governor signs three nuclear safeguard bills
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr approves a package of three safeguards as a moderated approach to nuclear safety. The bills apply to future development and would be void if Prop 15 passes, leaving current plants and pending projects under review by the Energy Commission and Legislature. Brown avoids endorsing Prop 15, signaling the people will decide.
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Albert forms panel to study House committee spending
Washington, UPI Albert, speaker of the House, names a three member panel to review how committees spend funds amid allegations that Rep. Wayne Hays used federal money to hire a mistress. The group led by Rep. David Obey will report to the party leadership and consider extra billing concerns and potential conflicts of interest.
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Ambulance subsidy to be debated by county board
Francis H Beattie vows to vote against eliminating subsidies as Johnson and Gambetta push a plan to end county aid for ambulances. The proposal cites a 10 to 12 year program costing 72000 yearly countywide and seeks user pays to cover true indigents amid a regional price war impacting Santa Ynez Solvang Buellton Lompoc areas.
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Ford and Reagan clash over Rhodesia remarks in campaign
President Ford denounces Ronald Reagan as irresponsible for suggesting potential U.S. troop involvement in southern Africa while Reagan says his comments were misrepresented and aims to help resolve Rhodesia’s internal conflict. Also notes Carter’s Ohio push and Church and Udall comments amid primary season.
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May unemployment rate dips to 7.3 percent in U S
The Labor Department reports May jobs rose to a record 87.7 million while the unemployment rate fell to 7.3 percent. Wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent, driven by incentives cutting auto dealer and home-building material costs, easing inflation concerns and aiding President Ford ahead of GOP primaries.
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Syrian troops advance toward Mount Lebanon amid Lebanon fighting
Syrian forces moved from the Bekka Valley toward Mount Lebanon and occupied lines near Tarshish as clashes raged across the countryside. Beirut reports say leftist defenses withdrew without resistance while Lebanese Arab Army calls for delegations from Syria, Libya, and Algeria to pursue talks. The Soviet visit to confirm Iraq and Soviet aims did not address Syria’s intervention.
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