Cranston urges halt on drilling in Santa Barbara Channel
Senator Alan Cranston urged the Nixon administration to ban any oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel until Congress acts on bills to restrict drilling. He cited Sun and Union Oil plans for two more platforms and called for Interior Department lease prohibitions until hearings and debates proceed. Cranston warned that allowing more drilling would defeat the legislative process.
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Navy May Halt Ammo Dumping Plan Over Council Objections
The Navy will suspend plans to dump about 50 000 tons of conventional munitions into Atlantic and Pacific waters if the President's Council on Environmental Quality objects. A request to dispose of these weapons in designated dumping areas is on file. rejection would force alternative disposal, with federal review urging stricter limits on harmful marine dumping. Africa’s wild animal compound to open mid 1871 in Ventura County, described as the world’s largest, on a 1200 acre site.
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Bridal fashion show and wedding ideas from Mademoiselle
The notice promotes an annual bridal fashion event with spring gowns and country innocence looks, highlighting gown collections, a bridal gift registry, May Co travel help for honeymoons, and services for wedding planning. Events run January 25 to February 3 across multiple Los Angeles area venues.
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