AEC to Hold Public Hearings on Diablo Canyon Licenses
The Atomic Energy Commission announced hearings on Pacific Gas and Electric Company requests for licenses to operate Diablo Canyon Units I and II, pressurized water reactors near Avila Beach in San Luis Obispo County. Petitions to intervene due by November 19, with hearings to follow if granted, and public documents available at the San Luis Obispo Free Library.
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Edmund G Brown to Speak at Allan Hancock College
Edmund G. Brown Jr. secretary of state and California gubernatorial candidate will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. in Allan Hancock College student center. The free lecture, co sponsored by Hancock College and UCSB, requires advance registration with 450 seats available.
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Nader seeks injunction over Cox firing by Nixon
Public Citizen said Ralph Nader will sue to void President Nixon’s firing of Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. The bid argues the Richardson regulations limited Cox’s removal to extraordinary improprieties.
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Congress undecided on impeachment amid Nixon Cox fallout
A UPI survey shows Congress split on starting impeachment against President Nixon after Nixon discharged Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. House and Senate members display varied positions with many undecided, some Republicans critical of the firing, and a minority leaning toward inquiry rather than immediate impeachment.
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Lima Architect Photographs UFO Over Rimac Valley
A Lima architect Hugo Lugo Vega says he stood 50 yards from a saucer shaped like an overturned soup plate while photographing it. He and a client were surveying land along the Rimac River when the object appeared slowly, moved toward the east, rose from the ground and disappeared beyond hills and wires.
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Pioneer 10 Near Jupiter Faces Destructive Radiation Threat
Pioneer 10, launched March 3, 1972 by NASA with TRW built hardware, travels beyond Earth and toward Jupiter. Experts Fred Scarf and B J O'Brien warn immense radiation and electrical forces near Jupiter could ruin its systems, potentially ending contact by 1979 as it heads toward interstellar space.
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U S Timber Crisis Warned By Forest Service Report
A Forest Service study warns the United States may face severe timber shortages and rising prices over decades. It calls for public and private investment to boost growth through planting and management and estimates price jumps for softwood lumber and plywood by 1980 and 2000 if productivity lags.
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