25 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1977
Page
1
Ventura County proposes pet mating permits and fines to curb pet population. A $10 annual permit would be required for cats and dogs to mate, with a $50 first offense fine for unpermitted matings and higher penalties for repeats.
Tom Heckenbach a 32 year old auto shop teacher who favors a back to nature home life says he has armed himself after threats and vandalism to his Palatine Township ranch He cites rising danger and insists he is nonviolent yet prepared to defend his property and livestock against arson and further harm
Washington AP report states Clarence Kelley plans to retire as FBI director next January. Sen. Danforth said Kelley informed him the decision is voluntary and not prompted by pressure from Attorney General designate Griffin Bell. Carter administration faces Senate debate as Bell confirmation advances.
President Carter urged Democratic leaders to back emergency natural gas legislation to permit emergency sales and mingling of interstate and intrastate gas. Brademus said details were scant as aides studied possible price controls and steps to ease shortages causing school closures and worker layoffs. Byrd and ONeill criticized late congressional involvement and urged earlier leadership consultation in energy policy decisions.
The Carter administration aims to issue a $50 cash payment per person, via a $5 credit per exemption on 1976 tax returns, plus Social Security and low income payments. Total near $11 billion if Congress approves. plan may omit some low income recipients due to administrative costs.
Ephraim J. Christian, 35, co owner of a Garden Grove drive in dairy, was shot and killed Monday night during an apparent holdup at Sunrise Drive In Dairy. Police said the body was found near the locked cash register at 9782 Katella Avenue. Christian lived at 9722 Kalella Ave and was shot in the chest and neck. A customer discovering the scene reported no money had been taken from the register.
Senate introduces a tougher oil spill penalties bill for California waters. The package includes a death penalty law in a separate note and a marina report on an environmental impact near a 393-slip facility west of the Queen Mary. A probe into a state treasurer transaction concerns Jess Unruh and Dr. Louis Cella's tax and Medicare fraud case.
Tonight and Wednesday forecast shows a chance of rain across the LA area. Lows near 52 with highs around 70. Mountains expect a chance of rain with a low of 35 and a high of 35. Deserts also have a rain chance with a low near 35 and a high near 72.
Measles cases exceed 350 with one death as Los Angeles County health officials warn of a serious outbreak from mid October. Free immunization clinics at 60 sites are planned this Saturday and February 5 for children ages 6 months to 18 years. Doctors cite pneumonia and encephalitis as risks. a 9 month old twin from Lawndale died last week.
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 8 decision, sent the Indianapolis desegregation case back for review after officials argued interdistrict busing was unnecessary. The ruling signals restraint on sweeping desegregation orders, with dissent from Justices Brennan, Marshall, and Stevens.
Federal researchers warned lead chromate in yellow highway paint may cause cancer while the DOT argues it provides visibility and durability and should be used for federal funds. Strippers wear respirators as studies seek safety standards. experts note the need to balance societal benefits and health risks.
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