First Lady Rosalynn Carter visits Costa Rica discussions
In San Jose Mrs. Carter meets President Oduber and foreign minister Gonzalo Facio after two hours of talks. Costa Rica proposes easing rights policies via incentives, supports a UN high commissioner on human rights, and invites U.S. youth to Washington. Costa Rican crowds greet the First Lady at Casa Presidencial and cultural center.
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President Carter resumes duties after Georgia visit
President Jimmy Carter returns from a Georgia respite and faces a heavy schedule including a 7:45 a.m. national security briefing, a White House dinner with Speaker O’Neill, and multiple public and private events. He joked he wore himself out and noted feeling like a farmer at heart while visiting Plains.
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Miami man killed after tear gas siege at L A hotel
A 27 year old Miami man wanted on cocaine charges died after emerging from a gas filled hotel suite at the Airport Marina Hotel in Los Angeles. Officers said the woman companion Janet Meyers exited safely as tear gas was deployed ending a more than 24 hour standoff.
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Busing Fees: Los Angeles School Wins Court Battle
In a city wide contest on school busing, Northridge’s Reimer will succeed retiring controller Navarro while Mrs. Piedler of the Busiop group credits “people power” for the campaign. The state Supreme Court had ordered integration of the 600,000 student district and the board’s plan calls for voluntary busing first year with 30 minute transit. Ferraro opposed mandatory busing for integration.
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Santa Clara voters approve 56 million water bond
Voters in Santa Clara County approve a 56 million bond to fund the San Felipe water project. The measure passes with about 53 percent of ballots in favor as 25 percent of registered voters cast ballots. Funds will support pipelines, treatment plants, and groundwater recharge to avert drought era subsidence and saltwater intrusion.
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Robbins Sits Apart as Chicken Pox Keeps Senator From Panel
Sacramento AP Senate D Van Nuys senator Alan Robbins stays distant from colleagues after contracting chicken pox. At a Judiciary Committee hearing he seated at the far end of the table while chairman Alfred Song Monterey Park noted the awkward moment and Robbins quipped about being in Siberia. Robbins suggested he might have a bite from his year old son.
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Sohio hearing slated for Southland
The Southland Sohio project faces statewide review with public hearings set for August 16 and 17. Miss Higgens of the Alaska commission said the hearings may last two days, with a September 15 decision target and potential delays if more information is required. The commission, following staff, chose to skip regional review despite alternatives like Avia Beach, focusing on the two major port plan.
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United States warns pregnant women on fetal alcohol impact
U S health officials estimate five percent of the three million annual births involve heavy drinking risks and about one in a hundred babies born with fetal alcohol syndrome. Experts warn abstinence is safest and note binge drinking during pregnancy endangers fetal brain development.
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Costs of Alaskan pipeline rise with oil transport
ICC officials estimate the total pipeline cost around 9.2 billion if other oil companies' costs are similar. Delays environmental rules and fixing thousands of welds drove overruns from the original 0.9 billion in 1970. First oil to flow by July, capacity seen at two million barrels daily. Exxon and Brill Petroleum Standard Oil consortium expected to file tariffs within days. Government analysts previously forecast tariffs no higher than 5.50 per barrel.
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