New Long Beach plan Shafo compromise proposed to Coastal Commission
The article reports on a proposed compromise between Sohio and the Port of Long Beach before the California Coastal Commission. Key figures include Quinn, Bright, and James H. Medunkin. The debate covers required trade offs for air pollution permits, cost estimates, and whether to include other oil companies in the project.
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California Coastal Commission
Quinn
Sohio
Bright
Sotio
California
James H. Medunkin
Eiher
State Air Resources Board
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Sahio
Sehio
McJunkin
Oil crude arrives as Alyeska pipeline nears Valdez end
President Henry Mowell and terminal workers awaited oil delivery with relief and anticipation. An ARCO supertanker, the Jinwau, carrying 120000 tons, would ship crude from Cherry Point to the West Coast in a matter of days. The Prudhoe Bay field along the Arctic Ocean promises a nine billion barrel supply, and Alyeska aims to push 100000 barrels daily to Valdez as startup hurdles linger from June 2.
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Mowell
Valdez
Cherry Point, Wastt
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska
California Sees Possible Gas Line Help From Sohio Talks
U S officials press Sohio on California air pollution and gas supply worries tied to the Alaskan oil terminal in Long Beach. Quinn says a preliminary study suggests California might need extra gas capacity. California lawmakers demand action while debates continue in Washington.
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California
Ile
Schlesinger
Quit
Quinn
Sohia
Washington
FEA
Glenn Anderson
O-Harbor City
Mark Hannaford
Lakewood
Long Beach
Coy
Brown
Sohio
Texas
Doug Robinson
Robinson
Hannford
Hannaford Quinn
el Vaso
Lifeguards pull sinking boat after river collision
Long Beach lifeguards hauled a sinking ski boat from the Los Angeles River after it struck a submerged rack and tore a hull. Thomas Stowers, 26, of Lynwood, was cut when hurled against the wheel. Kenny Imerti, 26, of Symond, was jettisoned but escaped uninjured. St. Mary Medical Center treated the injured man as rescuers towed the crippled craft to a rescue boat near the Golden Avenue landing.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Thomas Stowers
Brewster Ave
Lynwood
St. Mary Medical Center
Kenny Imerti
Symond
Golden Avenue Landing
L A water use down but board says not enough
Los Angeles reports June water use fell 28 percent from 1976, but the Water and Power Commissioners urge continued 10 percent mandatory cuts. They warn storage in Owens Valley Mono Basin is near 1 percent capacity and foresee declines as summer peaks hit. The board also notes a drop in average residential electric bills due to natural gas availability.
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Bradley
Los Angeles
Owens Valley
Mono Basin
Mideast talks loom as Vance outlines proposals
Vance signaled tough talk in Mideast discussions and said he would carry US proposals on negotiation procedures and settlement shape, but refused to share specifics. He planned talks with Soviet ambassador Dobrinya and noted Soviet openness to persuading parties to show flexibility in Geneva. He cited disputes over West Bank legal rights and Israel’s settlement policies.
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Dobrinya
Syria
Geneva
PLO
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Jordan River
Carter
State Department
Israel
Ort Other Suite Ite
Vienna
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cuba
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Carter Ald
White House
Power usage triggers rate hike call by Edison spokesman
Heavy electric use during the heat wave could push Southern California Edison to seek a rate increase. Edison cites higher fuel oil costs to meet demand as the reason for the potential hike. The utility reports near record statewide usage, with 111 million kilowatts on Thursday, slightly below Wednesday’s 112 million. Heat topped in Long Beach at 98, with other Southland areas cooler. The National Weather Service predicts similar temperatures, with coastal low clouds at night. Power outages occurred in Orange County and Long Beach, including a 12,000-volt circuit burn out due to a street crew accident near Huntington Beach. An offshore Union Oil drilling rig also lost power. Edison noted multiple outages from overloaded transformers citywide.
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Bob Sullivan
Edison
Long Beach
Southland
National Weather Service
Orange County
Huntington Harbour
Bolsa Chica
Heil Avenue
Huntington Beach
Union
Carter pick approved as Federal Home Loan Board chair
The Senate confirmed Robert J. McKinney as chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board by voice vote with Senator William Proxmire opposing. Indiana leaders defend his record on inner city lending, while opponents cite potential conflicts of interest as McKinney chairs First Federal and works with a law firm and a building products firm. McKinney replaces Garth Marston as chairman. the third seat on the board remains vacant.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Today
President Carter
Robert J. McKinney
Jome Loan Bank Board
Senate
McKinney
Indianapolis Savings and Loan
Senate Banking Comittee
Proxmire
Edward W. Brook
R-Mass
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
Indiana
Richard J. Lugay
Indianapolis
First Federal Savings and Loan
Bireh Bayh
D-Ind
Lugar and Bayh
First Federal
Banking Committee
Grady Perry
Garth Marston
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