Air basin health alert prompts refinery cuts and power shifts
The Air Quality Management District ordered a one day 20 percent emission reduction from all oil refineries in the basin and urged coastal plants to use low sulfur fuels and move generation away from Los Angeles area. Residents were asked to limit electricity use amid a sulfate health advisory affecting San Gabriel San Fernando Pomona Valley Riverside Upland Chino Fontana Redlands and other zones.
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South Coast
Basi
Haynes
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Gabriel
San Fernando
Pomona-Walnut Valleys
Upland
Chino
Fontana
Redlands
Dutch OoK terrorists seek mediators in stalled hijack
In Assen Netherlands a hijacked train hostage crisis continued with terrorists rejecting two Dutch suggested mediators. A hostage situation since early days prompted a provisional mediation move though no contact with negotiators succeeded. An ambulance near the train was recalled as no signal was given. The train remains halted in a pasture near Glimmen eight miles north of Ere.
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Assen
Netherlands
Justice Ministry
Justice Ment
Toos Faber
Tts
Weather Tonight and Thursday in the L. E. Area
Morning clouds and fair conditions are forecast for tonight and Thursday in the L. E. area with mild highs around 168. Dr. Dick Mulder, a psychiatrist, told a medical student it was urgent to allow an ambulance to remove a map and a hostage, Mrs Nelleke Elenbroek Prinsen. The terrorist grabbed the phone and objected, the Justice Ministry said.
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Justice Ministry
Nan
Dick Mulder
Nelleke Elenbroek-Prinsen
Los Angeles School Board and City Election Results
In Los Angeles elections, incumbent school board members were toppled as busing opponents won seats, while Rita Walters and Daniel Danko faced off amid desegregation debates. Howard Miller led a landslide win over Danko, and a police request for a $39.85 million emergency comms tax override passed. Voters approved housing for seniors and wage reform for city employees. Ben Lorenzen lost to Joy Pieus, and John Gibson Jr. narrowly defeated James Stanbery. Bob Ronka beat Jim Peterson in the 1st District.
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Los Angeles City
Special Assembly
Mel Levine
Alan Sieroty
State Senate
Ben Lorenzen
Joy’ Pieus
John S. Gibson Jr
James Stanbery
Peace and Freedom
San Pedro-area
Bob Ronka
Councilmadic
Jim Peterson
U S warns pregnant women drinking may cause deformed child
Washington AP report says the government warns that more than two drinks daily during pregnancy can yield deformed or retarded babies. Dr. Ernest Noble notes fetal alcohol syndrome rises with higher intake. six drinks daily may produce multiple symptoms including low IQ, hyperactivity, heart defects, and facial anomalies. He says two or fewer drinks show no adverse effects, while more research and possible warnings are being discussed.
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Washington
Noble
Sahio terminal fate rules set by California panel
State Coastal Commission votes to move hearings on the Sahio tanker terminal for the Port of Long Beach to Southern California. The panel bypasses the South Coast commission on a separate $60 million Alaskan oil terminal decision.
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John Sheehan
Sia
Winter State Coastal Commission
Long Beach
California
Commission
Southland
Burlingame
South Coast Regional Coastal Commission
Robert Schaadt
Sohio
State Commission
Soho
Midland
Tex
trans-Alaska
British Petroleum
Alaska
Costs of Alaskan pipeline tariffs rise sharply
Atlantic Richfield Co. asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to set a freight rate of 6.04 dollars per barrel to move oil through the Alaska pipeline, far above earlier estimates. The filing notes pipeline costs may balloon to about ten times initial estimates, with ARCO owning 21 percent and preparatory work continuing from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez.
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Washington
Atlantic Richfield Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
ARCO
Valdez
Long Beach
ICC
Prudhoe Bay
Vaklez
Long Beach City Attorney Stabilized After Heart Attack
Long Beach City Attorney Leonard Putnam was reported in stable condition in the ICU at Los Altos Hospital after a heart attack on May 24. His wife Lillian said he has long suffered high blood pressure and is heavily sedated, with Assistant City Atty. Edward Bennett leading the office in his absence.
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Long Beach
Leonard Putnam
Los Altos Hospital
Lillian
Where to Find It and Policy Notes Across Pages
The fragment lists topics across pages A-3 to A-20 including a Queen Mary control transfer to Long Beach Harbor, a firm veto of a death penalty bill by Gov. Brown, opposition to a Split-a-toup bill by Mike Callen, Carter energy plan criticism, a college grad job survey, seat belt effectiveness versus airbags, apartment tax approval by Long Beach Finance Committee with beach parking fees, and a prison bill with amendments threatened by Gov. Brown with Attorney General Evelhe- Younger, indicating broad coverage of local and national issues.
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Long Beach
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Gibson JR
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National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
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Sahio
Charlotte Fliggens
Sci
Carter
David Bazelon
White House Rose Garden
Richard C. Atkinson
National Science Foundation
Atkinson
Bazelon
Frank Press
L.B
Press-Telegram
Queen Mary
Long Beach Harbor
Guv
Brown
County
Mike Callen
D-Lb
Carter World
Pear
Evelhe- Younger
Activa
Teevision
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