Nox emissions law back in force in six-county basin
The South Coast Air Basin counties six up to enforce the 1966 70 model car Nitrogen Oxide devices after Judge Dodson dissolved the restraining order. Officials plan renewed tickets, with Hahn saying appeals and legislative moves aim to repeal the rule. Over 1600 motorists had been ticketed before the injunction.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Highway Patrol
South Coast Air Basin
Superior Court
Floyd Dodson
Tom Quinn
State Air Resources Board
Dodson
Charles Stevens
Farm bill veto threat may fade with conference cuts
Senate passed farm bill with three year increases in supports for feed grains wheat soybeans and cotton and one year boosts for milk and tobacco plus a 90 day beef import suspension. House seeks a conference bill closer to the House one year version to reduce costs amid disputed Department estimates. Conference to meet after April 7 recess.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate
House
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas S. Foley
ABC News rejects 250000 Nixon interview offer
William Sheehan ABC News president says no paid interview with Richard Nixon was sought or accepted. Korff offered 250000 to fund Nixon's legal defense in exchange for an exclusive talk, but ABC declined, reaffirming it does not pay for interviews.
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New York
UPI
William Sheehan
ABC News
Baruch Korff
Richard M. Nixon
Sheehan
West Coast
Korff
Nixon
ABC
CBS
Washington, D.C
Abc-News
San Clemente
Calif
State warns no freeways to Lake Tahoe resorts
California will not build new highways to Lake Tahoe gambling casinos and resorts. Transportation Secretary Donald Burns says U S 50 will not become a four lane freeway next year and state funds will favor safety upgrades only. He criticized the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency plan as lacking a coherent transportation strategy and warned against growth drive plans California cannot fund.
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Sacramento
UPI
Donald Burns
California
Lake Tahoe
Burns
U.S. 50
Nevada
State Air Resources Board
Tom Quinn
Scenic Tahoe Basin
South Carolina kills ERA chances in 1975 action
The South Carolina House tabled the Equal Rights Amendment effectively killing its chances to become part of the U.S. Constitution this year. Only Missouri Florida and North Carolina actively debated it this year while Illinois remains split over ratification thresholds. ERA supporters blamed timing and maneuvering as key factors in the defeat.
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Columbia, S.C
UPI
South Carolina
U.S
Missouri
Florida
North Carolina
Mary Brooks
ERA
League of Women Voters
Illinois
Jean Toal
Richland, S.C
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Royal Road Tours
South Pacific
Collins Travel Agency
North “H” Street
Lompoc
Northside Shopping
Schuyler Mower Center
D’ Street
Vandenberg
Safeway
Village Paint & Hardware
W. C. Ebbert
Geico Insurance CO
Vandenberg Village Development CO
Security Pacific National Bank
Vandenberg van & Storage
Vandenberg Village
Lisa’s Village Yarn Shop
Y Poloni’s Liquor Store
Lang & Company
Lompoc, Calif
H. R. Haldeman
S. Carolina
Missouri Senate
Financial House
Jay Rankin
North H Street
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