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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1976
Page
3
In Sacramento the Senate Natural Resources Committee rejected SB1384 on a 4-4 vote. The measure would require deposits up to five cents on beverage containers to promote recycling and reduce litter, with potential reconsideration after a committee vacancy.
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed AB2820 AB2822 and AB2821 by 12-6 to require energy commission findings and legislative concurrence on spent fuel disposal feasibility and underground reactor safety. AB2823 failed 6-? to require utilities to bear reactor liability. The bills aim to slow plant construction as an alternative to Prop 15.
Syrian negotiators report an agreement in principle for a cease-fire amid a battle for the Beirut seafront. Kamal Jumblatt opposes the plan, demanding President Franjieh resign, as Saiqa forces bolster pro-Syrian lines and Arafat's guerrilla network presses for support.
A UPI report notes US Ambassador William Scranton criticized Israeli activities in occupied Arab territories. The move surprised Arab and Israeli officials and prompted Israel’s Chaim Herzog to end his news briefing early. Senate panel backs California Conservation Corps funding to create jobs for youths.
President Ford plans a two day tour through San Francisco Los Angeles and Fresno with fundraising events expected to raise over 500000. He will speak to the Republican Central Committee in Fresno and attend a lunch and dinner in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ford trails Reagan in polls but supporters expect an edge in the next survey.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko completed a three day London visit with final discussions at Downing Street. Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary James Callaghan planned to warn Moscow that Soviet and Cuban actions in Rhodesia threaten a wider, violent struggle across southern Africa. He was to return to Moscow Thursday morning.
The Supreme Court splits 6 to 2 on barring political speeches on bases, saying bases are not public speech forums. It also rules 5 to 3 that servicemen in summary court martial have no constitutional right to a lawyer.
President Ford expressed disappointment after the North Carolina result. Jimmy Carter declared he can go all the way and would control around 1,000 delegates, while George Wallace conceded defeat but refused to withdraw. Ronald Reagan offered little comment, canceling next week’s schedule to prepare a television address, and \(in Raleigh\) his campaign cut to a brief briefing for supporters.
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