Battle to Save California Redwoods from Freeways
California conservationists led by the Save the Redwoods League oppose proposed state freeways that could damage coastal redwoods north of San Francisco. They warn roots and life zones would be harmed by drainage changes and sun exposure, risking long lived trees.
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Derek Schoen
SAN Francisco
California
Here
Save-the-Redwoods League
Redwoods
Margaret Owings
League
Stock Men Preparing For Battle show down with SEC looms
The New York Stock Exchange retools rules and practices in anticipation of a battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Exchange leadership including president Keith Funston weighs public opinion as a key factor in the looming confrontation.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
SEC
Keith Funston
Wall Street seeks image fix amid SEC pressure and trading rule shifts
Wall Street faces ongoing public suspicion over market workings with SEC accusations of unfair floor-trading privileges. Exchange officials propose rule changes to reform floor trading and strengthen listing standards while seeking faster emergency halt power. President Johnson is referenced in a context of national events and market response.
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Johnson
Wall Street
SEC
Exchange
John F. Kennedy
Exchange officials seek rules to stabilize floor trading
The atmosphere of a private club and the exchange defense of floor areas aim to increase market liquidity by allowing stocks to absorb reasonable buy and sell pressure. The proposed rules would stress floor trading actions to stabilize a fluctuating market and prevent traders from dominating any single stock.
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Exchange
Measles Epidemic Reported In Dallas
Dallas records 475 measles cases last week raising the year total to 1,260 red measles and 12 german measles in the first 12 weeks of 1984. City Health Director J W Bass says the peak may come this week or next and that about 30 percent are not reported. The 1958 peak was 12,892 cases.
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Dallas
Tex
J. W. Bass
Mexican Indian Boy To Chant Passover at San Francisco Service
In San Francisco a Jewish congregation will hear 10 year old Mexican Indian Yusua Baltasar Laureano Ramirez-Resendiz chant Passover prayers. He traces his faith to ancestors who fled Spain in the 16th century inquisition and has chanted in a Mexico City synagogue since age three where his father serves as lay rabbi. The piece notes the Liberty Bell cracked while tolling for Chief Justice John Marshall who died in 1835.
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San Francisco
Yusua Baltasar
Laureano Ramirez-Resendiz
Spain
Mexico City
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