High Court Allows State Variances in Air Plans
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that states may grant variances to individual polluters who cannot meet timelines, as long as overall federal air standards are ultimately met. The decision overturned the Fifth Circuit and allows state fixes up to three years, sparking EPA and environmental group concerns.
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Soviet Fleet Off Pacific Coast Near Golden Gate
The Coast Guard reports a large Soviet fishing fleet operating off the Pacific coast just south of the Golden Gate. About 40 Russian and Polish vessels fish beyond the 12 mile territorial limit, according to the Coast Guard on Wednesday.
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Ford to give CIA data to quiz Church panel
The White House plans to supply the Senate intelligence committee with hundreds of CIA directives since 1947. The documents form the basis for an inquiry into domestic spying violations and will be handed over soon, with only a few already delivered. Chairman Frank Church said the remaining items are highly sensitive and will receive special handling.
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House Approves 7.9 Billion Education Bill Amid Battle
The House passed a 7.9 billion education and appropriations bill after adding 487.5 million in increases, routing it to the Senate by voice vote. Roybal argued boosts for college aid and special education offset inflation, while critics warned of mounting debt. The bill also includes a provision barring funds for court ordered busing and faces possible Senate changes. In a separate hearing, Clark Clifford urged a new national intelligence law and stronger White House supervision of CIA activities.
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North Carolina House defeats ERA after tense vote
The North Carolina House rejected the proposed Equal Rights Amendment after tentative approval 60 to 58. Final passage failed 62 to 57 amid party pressure and a switch by Rep Myrtle Wiseman, who wept as she cast her no vote, expressing constituent pressure from a rural mountainous district.
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