Carter ends talks with Begin aims for Geneva meet in October
President Carter ends talks with Prime Minister Menachem Begin in Washington, saying the groundwork for renewed Geneva conference on Middle East peace is laid and negotiations could reconvene in October. Cyrus Vance to travel to Jerusalem and Arab capitals in August to advance groundwork amid cautious optimism.
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Sail
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Jerusalem
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Shere
White House
Sohio official defends clean air panel study as hypothetical
Sohio vice president Robert L. Schaadt attacked an ARB report as hypothetical while addressing Long Beach Downtown Associates. He touted plans for a three-tanker terminal in Long Beach Harbor to handle up to 1.2 million barrels of crude daily from Alaska, claiming the project would be significantly cleaner and meet West Coast petroleum needs with stricter in-port emissions controls and modern ballast and inerting systems.
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Sohio Ansportation Company
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North Slope
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Subio
Sohio
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Long Brooch City
Pifot Iy
Bis
Jaworski may head Korea quiz
Speaker Thomas P. ONeill expressed high hopes that Sean Jaworski will take over the House inquiry into alleged Korean influence buying in Congress. ONeill and Jim Wright discussed the matter by phone this morning and Jaworski promised a later answer, with written guarantees of full independence sought.
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Thomas P. O'Neil
Sean Jaaworski
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Congress
Neill
Jim Wing - Tux
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Hides
Human error blamed for latest Alaska pipeline accident
In Alaska 1APY- Oi pipeline repairs began after a shutdown, officials cited human error. About 200 barrels to 400 gallons spilled from the line south of Prudhoe Bay, with cleanup crews and Alyeska Pipeline Service Co assessing the damage while reporters were kept away from the scene.
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Alaska
Alaska Pipeline
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Pipeline Service Co
Prudhoe Bay
Opposition to LNG Terminal on Terminal Island
Thomas leads opposition to a proposed LNG tanker terminal on Terminal Island drawing support from Assemblyman Vincent Thomas and San Pedro lawmakers. A Los Angeles City Council committee heard concerns about environmental and economic impacts, while Susanne Reed cited state findings urging site rejection unless LNG supplies from Mexico or Alberta are reconsidered. Governor Brown's position remains unspecified.
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Terminal Island
Te Assembly
Vincent Thanas-San Pedro
Los Angeles
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Mso
Iag
Terry Grease
D-San Bernarding
Uial
Susanne Reed
State Office of Planning Research
Mexsco
Alberta
Canada
Western Ung Terminal Co
Zeltner wins Lakewood vote amid recall fallout
In Lakewood the recall scene shaped council votes 3 to 2 with Plunkett and Bennitt opposing the recall. Bennitt faced restive 3 to 1 margins after the recall, while committee leaders hailed Zeltner’s victory as proof public information shifts opinion. They warned Bennitt may struggle to win re election next March as they tied the recall to Plunkett’s ouster and zoning influence claims. The LNG terminal hearing followed, with officials debating offshore sites and safety, seismic resilience, and permitting steps before a full council action on a lease proposal.
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Plunkett
Zeltner
Jacqueline Rynerson
Bob Wagner
Lakewood
Wagner
U.S. Heat Wave Drives High Temps Across States
Record heat grips the nation with New York City hitting 102 and Baltimore Washington Airport at 107. Maryland officials warn crops and pasture lands suffer from prolonged heat and drought. Delaware, Virginia, Iowa and Indiana report crop and livestock stress. Pollution alerts persist in Baltimore area and extended to Kentucky, Ohio, Minnesota, New York and Massachusetts.
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Lamar Colp
Baltimore-Washington International
Maryland
Young D. Hance Hie
Delaware
Virginia
Iowa
Indiana
St Baltimore
Heavy equipment strike hits Long Beach work progress
About 10,000 Southland heavy machine operators reportedly walked out Monday. Long Beach City Engineer G. Marchese said major projects including housing developments, freeways, dams, and pipelines progressed normally for now, with demolition of the old city hall and other heavy equipment tasks continuing.
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Southland
Long Beach
G. Marchese
Old City Hall
Thesday
Apl-Ci0 International Union of Operating Engineers Local 12
Tiffanys club denied license amid council hearing
The Long Beach council refused a license for Tiffanys a three story venue planned with a night club restaurant and health spa ownership linked to a Las Vegas group and Jockey Club partners. Officials questioned securities false advertising and alleged improper use of membership funds with potential criminal violations while celebrities name listed as advisers remained disputed.
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Newport Beach
Robert Goulet
Joey Bishop
Long Beach Stile University
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