Court blocks Reagan welfare overhaul plan in California
A California appeals court ruled Reagan's proposed welfare reorganization for the elderly blind and disabled illegal for lacking legislative approval and violating a 1945 state funding law. The decision could raise state local costs by about 324 million annually, with federal funds increasing minimum support per recipient. Public officials planned a rehearing and potential appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Licensing Roadmap for Diablo Canyon Enters Final Phase
The ongoing PG&E Diablo Canyon licensing process nears its final decree on environmental impact to be issued within weeks or by January. A further licensing stage will address Emergency Core Cooling System, nuclear waste storage, and the operational permit. Hearings depend on intervenors such as citizen groups like Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference.
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Senate Grants Nixon Broad Powers in Energy Crisis
The Senate approved the energy emergency bill 78 to 6 giving Nixon authority to ration gasoline and fuels, ease clean air rules, and regulate exports if the House passes. A Washington Post report cites a plan to ban Sunday gasoline sales and cap weekend supplies to deter Sunday driving.
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UPI
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Washington Post
Post
Special Energy Action Group
John A. Love
the Post
Love
Senate Committee Backs Ford for Vice President
The Senate Rules Committee unanimously approved Rep. Gerald R. Ford for vice president after four days of hearings. A four day recess will precede a full Senate debate and vote, while the House Judiciary Committee conducts its own closed sessions with witnesses still linked to the Ford case.
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County reaps windfall from back medical program payments
County Auditor-Controller Paul E. Floyd said the county will apply a $493 000 back medical program payment to the 1974 75 tax levy as next year starts. He noted similar receipts may follow for 1972 73 but warned 1973 74 settlement could reduce county funds unless patient rates rise. Floyd praised Hospital administrators Clark Seagraves and John Quinn for support.
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Santa Maria
John Quinn
Santa Barbara General
Nixon ally Rebozo urged to testify in public hearings
Senate Watergate committee staff recommend calling Charles G. Rebozo and former Treasury Secretary John Connally to public hearings. Rebozo faces questions about $100,000 he says he kept in a safe deposit box for three years after receiving it from Howard Hughes. Connally is accused of campaign contributions totaling $227,500 from the milk industry with denials of a $15,000 personal payoff for favorable admin decisions.
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Israeli cabinet in emergency session over Suez withdrawal plan
Israel’s cabinet met in emergency session in Jerusalem to discuss talks with Egypt on moving armies back to prewar positions along the Suez Canal. Maj. Gen. Aharon Yariv and Lt. Gen. David Elazar entered with large maps as Cairo urged a UN report on the cross canal bridge seen as a cease-fire breach.
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Golda Meir
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David Elazar
Cairo
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Mustafa Lutfi
Ensio Siilasvuo
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