Mayer gets 1 to 14 years in prison for abuse of public trust
Los Angeles Superior Court sentenced former Long Beach city planner Ernest Mayer Je for flagrant abuse of public trust. The judge ordered 1 to 14 years, with credit for time served, while Mayer appeals his April conviction for accepting money from archi tects in exchange for city project approvals. The defense seeks bail pending appeal as Mayer faces further legal proceedings.
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FDA stands firm on saccharin loan ban stance in LA meeting
FDA chief Dr. Donald Kennedy said saccharin would likely be banned even without the Delaney Amendment and that some curbs could come by mid August. Only one of about 20 attendees praised the proposed ban, while consumer activist Ida Ienoroll urged broader limits on additives. Kennedy emphasized the FDA enforces laws, not a research agenda, and did not commit to a final saccharin decision.
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Reagan Attacks Carter Policies in Primary Battle
Reagan criticizes Carter foreign policy for privileging friends while opposing chrome imports from Rhodesia and engaging Cuba and Panama talks. He frames Panama Canal discussions as campaign issue and leads Citizens for the Republic in a growing, pointed challenge to the Democratic administration. Ford shares some critiques but Reagan dominates recent criticisms.
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Teachers back on job in San Diego after strike
In San Diego AP reports teachers returned to classes as talks were to resume. District chief negotiator Wayne Spicer quit amid the four day strike. associates to continue negotiations. SDTA President Hoyle warned of possible future strikes if good faith bargaining failed. Superintedent Goodman urged reprisals against strikers per board vote.
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Energy tax debates erupt as Carter faces oil plan setback
Congress critics mock the Presidents gas tax and standby gasoline levy while House committees advance talks with Russia on a nuclear test ban. Lawmakers debate crude oil taxes, fuel rewards, and car mileage penalties as energy policy fights intensify across chambers. The energy clash shapes white house pressure for conservation measures and potential shifts in tax incentives.
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California eyes LNG plant in Japan talks near Osaka
California officials led by Tom Quinn toured an eight billion gallon LNG plant near Osaka and praised its underground tank safety and pollution controls. Quinn, Brown aide, said an underground design offers safer handling and quicker U.S. adoption, while noting local opposition and the need for approval before construction.
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