Oil exploration moves to Atlantic with 1980s outlook
The U.S. begins steps to permit offshore exploration in the Atlantic with crude oil flowing by the 1980s. The Supreme Court voided coastal state rights beyond three miles, affirming federal control and a lengthy development timeline overseen by Interior.
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U.S
Atlantic
Washington
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
New England
Interior Department
Interior
Middle Atlantic
Rogers C.B. Morton
Rogers
Doctors Strike Enters Second Day Across New York Hospitals
The first major U S doctors strike presses on with interns and residents leaving rounds while emergency care continues. PNHR backs the walkout, warning New York is only the beginning as nationwide action looms and hospitals fill gaps with staff physicians.
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New York
UPI
United States
American Medical Association
Washington
Physicians National Housestaff Association
New York City
Robert Harmon
PNHR
League of Voluntary Hospitals
CIA
League
California energy panel aims to curb growth in power use
The five member Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission met to set staggered terms and discuss duties. Appointees include Moretti Maullin Doctor Pasternak and Tuttle with annual pay of 37212 dollars. They plan to study data from oil producers and establish efficiency standards while balancing environmental goals and energy demand.
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Sacramento
UPS
New Energy Commission
California
Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Commisson
Richard Maullin
Maullin
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Moretti
Brown
Ehrlichman seeks new trial in White House plumbers case
John Ehrlichman asks the UPI reported for a new trial arguing the 1971 break in at Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist office was reasonable and justified. His lawyers claim national security defense was blocked, Nixon did not testify, and pretrial publicity tainted jurors.
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UPI
John Ehrlichman
White House
Daniel Elisberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ehrlichman
William Frates
Andrew Hall
Richard Nixon
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
Gesell
Lewis Fielding
Plumbers
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Elisberg
Frates
Hall
Nixon
Onassis Buried Beside Son on Private Island
Aristotle Onassis was laid to rest on his private Ionian Island near his late son Alexander's grave. The funeral, attended by Christina and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, followed his death from a lung infection after gall bladder surgery. The walnut casket arrived by ferry to Panagitsa chapel where he wed Eunice Kennedy's widow.
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Greece
UPI
Aristotle Onassis
Ionian Sea
Christina
Jacqueline
Onassis
Nidri
Panagitsa
John F. Kennedy
Alexander
Hearst pursuit cools as leads checked by FBI San Francisco
Reports swirl on Patricia Hearst location but FBI search HQ says all leads are checked. Las Vegas arrests a man tied to tips about Hearst surrender while Steven Weed notes rumors of Hearst in multiple cities. FBI says no base overlooked including pregnancy possibility. flyers issued to medical centers.
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Michael K. Evans
Chase Econometric Associates
Chase Manhattan Bank
Federal Reserve
Fed
Evans
Arthur F. Burns
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Miss Hearst
Bill
Emily Harris
Las Vegas
John Phipps
Phipps
Symbionese Liberation Army
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York
Hearst
Steven Weed
SLA
Patty
Denver
Canada
Cuba
Oregon
Bay Area
Weed
Frank Perrone
Perrone
CIA files stolen from Hughes Safe ransomed says news team
A KABC-TV report says Hughes Summa Corp offices housed secret CIA files in Hollywood. The burglary on June 5 yielded 1 million dollar ransom demand, with 265000 dollars and art objects also taken. FBI offered to pay for retrieval, investigations cited.
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CIA
Hughes
Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Central Intelligence Agency
Kabc-Tv
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hollywood
Hughes’ Summa Corp
Peter Noyes
Dick Carlson
Investi
Noyes
Defense Department
New York Times
FBI
Clarence Kelly
William Sullivan
Los Angeles Times
Summa
Court refuses to ban tickets for no smog control devices
Los Angeles news report on Judge Harry L. Hupp denying a temporary restraining order sought by Supervisor Kenneth Hahn. The judge said action depended on whether the legislature acts Thursday on a bill to repeal the smog device requirement, which would affect six Southern California counties.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Kenneth Hahn
Harry L. Hupp
Hahn
California Highway Patrol
Assembly
California
Hupp
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