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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1974

Page

4

Bus fare subsidy plan eyed by state legislators

Warner Gilstrap told supervisors the RTC will refurbish 150 old buses and add 125 more to meet the expected demand when 25 cent fares begin. James Hayes said the RTD pact language should show the three month experiment aims to move people from cars to buses and protect the county under subsidy limits.

Ivade Gilstrap Schabarum Warner Gilstrap RTC RTD James Hayes Hayes

Big loan to Nixon Kin claimed

Washington AP columnist Jack Anderson alleges a California builder sought a federal 1971 contract and made a $100000 personal loan to Donald Nixon. He notes the firm later won a 4 million plus subcontract to build Hallamore homes at 18 Air Force bases, while Donald Nixon denied involvement. Harold Anderson says the loan was repaid and had no operation ties. Loraine Boyce becomes Escondido mayor by one vote.

Washington Jack Anderson California Nixon Donald Anderson Air Force Donald Nixon Howard Hughes Lloyd Hallamore Hallamore Homes, Inc Securities and Exchange Commission San- Rar Electronics Corp Hallamore George Clifford Harold Anderson Hallamore, Tno

Hearst kin talk on SLA case and ransom split

Miss Hearst fiance Steven Weed held a TV news conference on KQED denying ties to radicals as defense lawyers say Remiro and Little may appear via TV press meeting. In Sacramento a CHP report tallies 5900 idle patrol hours in February costing taxpayers 8590.01 in idle time.

Alameda County Lowell Jensen John Rain Remiro Little Miss Hearst Randolph A. Hearst San Francisco Examiner Hearst Corp Steven Weed San Francisco KQED Weed University of California At Berkeley Sacramento UPS California Highway Patrol P.D. Herringer

San Francisco Beach Quarantine Looms Over Waterways

San Francisco and San Mateo counties face a beach quarantine amid fears of sewage pollution and disease risk. Mayor Mayer warns of potential plant reopenings if processing resumes soon, while health officials raise concerns about cholera from the Far East and airport sewage. Striking workers block Bay Bridge transit, crippling city transportation as negotiations with the unions continue without a settlement.

Mayer Bay Far East San Francisco International Airport Orient San Francisco San Mateo County Pacifica Ocean Foster City Hay Department of Health Ray Areth State Fish and Game Department Bay Aid Delta System Arnett Delta Bay Bridge Trans-Bay AC Transit Co Oakland Yard Oakland BART Peninsula Joseph Alioto Alicio Gudr Clayton Horn

Pentagon opposes amnesty for Viet Nam deserters

A House Judiciary subcommittee heard the Pentagon oppose amnesty for Viet Nam war deserters and draft resisters saying it would be unfair and set a dangerous precedent The testimony stressed that those who served faced consequences and that granting immunity would erode military justice morale and future drafts Rep Howard W Robison urged some form of amnesty to help restore national spirit while Rep Edward J Koch and Rep Parren Mitchell argued for compassionate action and reconciliation

Washington Pentagon Today Nofair Leo E. Benade Benade House Judiciary Subcommittee Pertia- Hon Department of Defense Edward J. Koch DNY United States Nixon U.S Handi Parren J. Mitchell Tlep Bella S. Absug D. N.Y

County asks gas dealers for advice on rationing

Orange County supervisors sought input from service station operators to smooth gasoline rationing. They proposed an advisory board. An earlier order required unincorporated stations to post prices visible from the street. Russell Maxivell of the International Service Station Dealers' Association objected, calling it unfair to independents who fear price undercutting by major oil companies.

Orange County Russell Maxivell International Service Staton Dealers’ Association

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