Island Oil Drilling Decision Postponed in California
From Sacramento State Lands Commission deferred for another month a decision on the future of California's moratorium on new offshore oil drilling. The moratorium was imposed after the disastrous oil leak in federal waters off Santa Barbara earlier.
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Seal Beach
Standard
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Orr
Trouston
Flourmoy
Assembly Keeps 3 Pump Gasoline Bill Amendments
In Sacramento the Assembly narrowly kept amendments favoring three pump gas station practices amid concerns the changes would advantage Shell and Standard Oil. The 35-35 vote sustained the Burke amendments, while Schabarum argued the bill would shift markets and lead to two pump limits, with leaded fuels to remain. The bill also aims to curb leaded gasoline by 1977 alongside vehicle standards and a separate Senate study of wrong way freeway accidents.
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UPI
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Rcoviua
Standard
Shell Oil
Schabarum
Robert H. Burke
Huntington Beach
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Shell
Union Oil Co
Phillips
Senate
California
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Long Beach
Golden State
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San Francisco
OD. N. Miller
Standard of California
Sehabarum
Panel Votes Southland Gas Tax Share Hike
In Sacramento the Assembly Transportation Committee approved on a split voice vote a bill to raise Southern California’s share of gasoline tax revenues. The measure aims to remove the 45-55 North South formula and let the Highway Commission allocate funds by need.
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UPS
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Southern California
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San Diego
Senate
California Highway Commission
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California
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Richard Barnes
Assembly
Senate unit backs higher loan interest in personal loans
In Sacramento the Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee approved a Briggs measure to raise the maximum rate on loans between 700 and 1500 dollars from 12 percent to 18 percent annually. Briggs said higher rates would help brokers obtain lending money in a tight market.
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UPS
Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee
John W. Briggs
Fullerton
Senate
Briggs
Cat care ad prompts auto service specialists in classifieds
A classified ad notes FOR THE RIGHT RE PAIR for your cat and points readers to specialists in Automo tive Service listed in today’s ads. The item emphasizes finding a repair service within the classifieds for pet care needs.
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