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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
4
The governor signed a repeal amid questions over NOx device effectiveness and cost. ARB chairman Quinn warned enforcement would be foolhardy, as tests showed uncertain NOx reductions and installation flaws.
Congress debates evacuation plans for South Vietnam as Humphrey Fraser Morgan and others warn of danger to Vietnamese allies. House and Senate bills propose combined humanitarian aid, evacuation funds, and limits on U.S. force use, amid public opposition to troop deployment.
Ford urged Americans to write a new agenda for the future and heal the nation’s wounds after Vietnam. He rejected polarized thinking, pledged not to refight old battles, and urged growth and shared achievement as he spoke at Tulane University amid applause and a standing ovation.
Los Angeles harbor commissioners vote to streamline the Belt line created in 1928 to link shippers with marshalling yards. The plan would transfer management and maintenance to parent railroads, reducing overhead while preserving service, to boost competitiveness with Long Beach.
California welfare chief telegrammed Henry Kissinger urging a meeting to discuss a potential influx of Vietnamese refugees. Governor Brown warned of prioritizing unemployed Californians and hinted at possible limits on refugee relocation. Obledo cited 852,000 unemployed and sought federal financial clarity before decisions.
terrorists siege of West Berlin embassy continues as police and troops encircle the building. gunfire bursts demolish windows and furniture while officers evacuate civilians and maintain a perimeter. ambassador arrived earlier to assume post in Stockholm.
Indictment charges eight men with transporting dynamite and blasting caps by truck from Pennsylvania to a plant. The factory blast destroyed the building with no injuries.
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