Spain premier Suarez in U S visit signals support
President Carter welcomed Adolfo Suarez in Washington as the United States pledged support for Spain's democratic transition and possible NATO membership. Suarez’s visit included talks with aides, a meeting with Treasury Secretary Blumenthal, and a push for U S uranium shipments amid Spain’s June election.
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Long Beach Measles Clinics Open Saturday for Immunizations
County health officials announce a Saturday immunization push to inoculate nearly 10,000 Long Beach children ahead of Monday school restrictions. Five Long Beach clinics and two nearby centers will stay open, part of a broader county effort amid a measles outbreak with thousands of recent cases.
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Water waste crackdown urged with jail for violators
The district proposes ordinances to curb water waste with fines up to 1000 dollars and 30 days in county jail. Measures target refilling pools, hosing hard surfaces, sprinklers on streets, and restaurant water use, with Long Beach urging voluntary saving during drought.
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Gasoline firms face possible pump rebates on overcharges
Twenty major oil firms may refund about 26 million dollars to U.S. customers after federal charges they inflated prices between Oct 1973 and May 1975. Firms can appeal, and any refund could be small and short lived, possibly a penny or two at the pump for a brief period.
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Oil geyser in North Sea resists clamp attempt
An oil geyser miles west of Norway continues after a fourth failed sealing effort. Paul Adair arrives with his crew to cap the blowout while Phillips Petroleum aids the response. Officials say they will work to shut in the well in the coming days.
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Political notes and court cases headline mixed briefs
Reluctant spy Christopher Boyce faces life for eight counts of shellage and conspiracy. Walter Mondale apologizes to Gerald Ford amid criticism. Governor Brown tours Metropolitan state Hospital to assess volunteer work. Archbishop Paul pleads for church unity. Baldy Kortz retires after two turbulent years. Tuna boat unions stage protests in Oregon and Puerto Rico over porpoise kill limits.
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U S Reveals Leukemia Dangers of Benzene
The Labor Department issued an emergency order cutting benzene exposure to one part per million over an eight hour shift. The order affects about 150 000 workers in 1 200 plants and demands PPE medical surveillance and exposure controls. Estimated compliance cost is 40 million dollars.
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U S to hike food stamp benefits in July
The Agriculture Department said needy households will see a cost driven increase in food stamp benefits from July 1. A four person family would receive 170 monthly stamps, up from 167, with changes tied to net income and household size.
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Times Square protest ends billboard era impact could loom
A Times Square electronic news billboard was powered down by owner Alex Parker in protest against alleged pimps and criminals. Parker vows the sign will stay dark until signatures reach 100000, with a daily counter showing progress. The move follows a surge in prostitution and porn shops despite police action led by Mayor Teame.
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Senate OKs compromise job bill to spur economy
The Senate passed a compromise version of President Carter's public works plan to spend billions to reduce unemployment. The measure, crafted by a House Senate Conference Committee, moves to the House for action Tuesday and would broaden Carter's economic agenda.
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Weather Tonight and Saturday Area Forecast
Tonight and Saturday LB area expects low temperatures around SS with highs near 73. Mountains stay fair with lows and highs not specified. Deserts forecast fair conditions with lows around 53 and highs near 2.
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