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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1974

Page

5

Sadat Restores Full U.S. Relations Amid Diplomatic Breakthrough

Egypt's Anwar Sadat resumes full relations with the United States as Israel and Syria agree on a Golan disengagement plan. Henry Kissinger arrives from Israel with a list of 65 Israeli prisoners held by Syria, delivering a key diplomatic settlement after earlier Israeli-Syrian stalemate. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir praises Kissinger’s role as the breakthrough unfolds.

Golda Meir Witil Kissinger Israel Syria Golan Damascus Gaida Meir United States Cairo Anwar Sadat Ismail Fahmy Egypt Middle East Fahmy Eilis Meir Golan Heights Sraeli Kissinger Ias Geneva

Thousands flee Etna quake as tremor shakes Catania

A strong earthquake struck near Mount Etna before dawn, sending thousands fleeing buildings into streets and the countryside around Catania. Many spent the night outdoors or in vehicles as tremors rattled Europe’s tallest volcano from its summit to its lower slopes.

Catania Sicily

Nixon vows veto of new energy laws in Congress action

President Nixon announced he will veto the emergency energy legislation passed by Congress, opposing its oil price rollback and mandatory rationing. The House approved the bill 258 to 451, short of a two thirds override, while debate included provisions for energy conservation, unemployment benefits, and new regulatory powers. The rollback would set oil at 5.25 dollars per barrel with a ceiling of 37.09, while most domestic crude sits near that level.

Congress Nixon Washington HOUSE White House Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Hills House Commerce Committee Buy Nixon Federal Energy Emergency Administration MIT U.S

Bus-rail collision fatal near Del Mar depot

A freight train collided with a stalled bus attempting to back away from the tracks near Del Mar, injuring several aboard and killing one. Passengers from Los Angeles to Vancouver, Wash, were among the 38 on board. Hospitals in San Diego treated eight injured, with victims including George Walk and his wife Dorothy, Maurice West and his wife Frances, plus Dora Kelly and her children. Authorities noted the train was bound from San Diego to San Bernardino and that the bus had stalled after backing into a dirt bank.

del Mar San Diego San Bernardino Larry Gentry Vancouver Wash Scripps Memorial Hospital Veterans Memorial Hospital Scripps George Walk Dorothy Maurice West Oakpark Frances Robert Jenkins Olafskenia Ore Martin Melchert Spring Valley Dora Kelly Freedoms Ind Dean Denise Theresa Wilson

Dairymen threaten to kill cows over milk prices

California dairy dispute heats as Alpert accuses industry of overstating shortages while noting a milk surplus. B Christensen from the Department of Food and Agriculture warns price rises would hit consumers under Milk Stabilization Acts. Activists push for a consumer boycott if prices rise. Ruth Yamaha of Fight Inflation Together cites past meat boycott as a warning.

Continuedcom California Alpert B. Christensen California Department of Food and Agriculture Alper Ruth Yamaha Southern California Alpers

Reinecke blocks tidelands oil suit in California

Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke blocked a state lawsuit against a federal ruling imposing crude oil price controls on governments. The move would deny California about 500000 dollars daily in tideland oil revenue from Long Beach. Commission members debated legality and impact on consumer prices.

Sacramento Ed. Reinecke Federal Energy Office Federal William Simon Tideland Long Beach Log Beach Tidelands Edward W. Gladisi State Lands Commission Commission Huston J. Flournay

Reluctant Reagan imposes odd even gas rules

President Reagan outlines a mandatory odd even gas purchase plan with license plate day restrictions on even numbered days. Exemptions include emergency and certain fleet vehicles. Gasoline one half tank rule applies, with inspection and flag signs to indicate supply and service status. Violators face up to six months in jail or a $500 fine. County officials express administrative concerns about implementation.

Reagan Hal Cone

Gas rationing plan outlines county complaint line

Our L A Bureau reports starting Friday residents can call 624 7277 to inquire about and register complaints on the gasoline direct distribution plan. A 20 line rotary center will handle calls 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays with emergencies sent to Highway Patrol.

Basin Harry Halford Highway Patrol Loca Internal Revenue Service

Landslide traps couple on Pacific Coast Highway

A hillside slippage near Santa Monica buried a sports car, injuring George Granville, 3, of Malibu and his 50 year old wife Clara. Both were reported in satisfactory condition at Santa Monica Receiving Hospital after about three hours of blockage on the Pacific Coast Highway.

Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Here George Granville Malibu Clara Pacific Coast

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