Quinn Reopens Sohio Long Beach Oil Terminal Plan
Quinn, chair of California Air Resources Board, says Sohio will not shelve the Long Beach oil terminal project. Company officials delivered additional data to complete the application, aiming to build a $100 million terminal with a Texas distribution pipeline. Sohio expects federal support despite FEA hints favoring northern pipelines and possible Canada crossings.
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California loss from federal oil price cap slammed
California State Controller Kenneth Cory told an FEA panel that federal oil pricing restrictions cost the state about 1.5 million dollars each month. He argued the price ceiling on Redlands oil at under five dollars a barrel subsidizes foreign crude at fourteen dollars, harming domestic production and increasing dependence on imports.
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Fair Dry Weekend Forecast for Southland
Associated Press reports a high pressure area building over the state shifts the storm track north. The weekend should be fair and dry with a slight warming trend. Coastal and valley highs near the mid to upper 70s and overnight lows around the low 50s.
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Carter launches drive to cut inflation by 1979 end
President Carter unveils a plan aimed at trimming the inflation rate to about 4 percent by the end of 1979, favoring voluntary measures over controls. He warns against a permanent income tax cut and names AFL-CIO leader George Meany to a labor-management advisory group to monitor progress.
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State Dept denounces Youngs South Africa view
The State Department rejected Andrew Young’s remark that South Africa’s government was illegitimate. It said the comment did not reflect U.S. policy, which seeks to maintain ties while urging racial equality and political participation for all South Africans.
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Prints on document tie Boyce to spy case testimony
FBI expert testified that fingerprints belonging to Christopher J. Boyce were found on papers related to the Pyramider Project a TRW study of a satellite able to secretly contact CIA agents. The trial recessed for defense prep as Lee’s case progresses. Lee may face trial next Monday.
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City mulls using City Hall well to curb computer water use
San Francisco officials say cooling water for city computers wastes up to 140000 gallons daily, urging a plan to drill a well under City Hall and reuse water in the fire department reserve system. The proposal, costing about 333000, awaits approvals and could start during the 1977-78 rainy season.
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FBI tests find Mormon Will a forgery, List says
Nevada Attorney General Robert List told Clark County District Court that FBI tests in Washington DC concluded the three page Howard Hughes Will attributed to the late industrialist is a crude forgery. Independent tests could not identify the author and the document surfaced last April 27 at the Mormon Church headquarters in Salt Lake City.
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Weather Forecast Fringes Mountains and Deserts
A regional forecast lists temperatures by area. Mountains see a low around 2 and high near 76, deserts expect a low about 64 and a high near 6. Incoming conditions suggest cool nights with warming daytime readings across the region.
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Mayer bribery trial testimony disputes held up projects
Two more Long Beach city employees testified as the bribery trial of former planning director Ernest Mayer neared the end of its second week. Defense witnesses claimed Mayer had little control over projects, while earlier testimony said he would stall outcomes until paid. Former staffer Frank Sherlock said no project was delayed and that all were treated equally.
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SARA MOORE who tried to kill President Ford is on a protest hunger strike in Terminal Island psa and her attorney plans a new trial. AEROSAL BAN watered down wins approval of California Senate. Queen Mary seeks help from Long Beach Harbor to restore fiscal balance. Henry Ford II splits with two top executives over retirement. Garden State Park burns down dating program injuring at least 15. Farms losing residents Census Bureau shows rural commuting rise. Medi Cal financing differences investigated by two legislative committees.
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