Pepperdine faces clash over Malibu campus and sewer fate
Malibu residents, developers, and Pepperdine clash over a multimillion campus plan amid a broader fight to fund a regional sewer system. Board orders struggle to approve treatment facilities by 1978 while residents resist more growth, fearing smog and waste disposal stress on coast communities.
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Coastline Commission Proposal Looms Over Malibu Dilemma
The Malibu conflict reflects a broader coastwide clash among conservation development and public health needs. No single government body controls the coast, a reality_addressed by proposed coastline commission legislation before the state Legislature. Decisions may arrive too late for Malibu.
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Malibu Incorporation Plan Voted Down by County Commission
Malibu residents faced a 4 0 defeat as the Local Agency Formation Commission rejected a plan to become a city. The staff report projected annual revenues of about 736 thousand against 1.34 million in expenses for a 42 square mile city. The ruling halts any further incorporation moves for one year.
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Senate panel rejects rent tax on nonreturnable containers
The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee in Sacramento defeated Sen. Nicholas Petris's bill to impose a tax on all nonreturnable beverage containers. The measure aimed to fund state litter reduction programs on roads, beaches, and parks.
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California Church Plans Move to Indiana
A 800-family San Gabriel Gospel Temple in Rosemead with branches nationwide will relocate its congregation to Evansville Indiana. Leader Al Turpentine says God called them and the move was decided in mid February after a unanimous church vote. The Evansville site offers space for a new church, replacing the current Christ Chapel which cannot accommodate the growth.
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Ecology crisis blamed on post WWII technologies
Barry Commoner told Harvard Business School graduates in New York that the nation’s environmental crisis stems from postwar technologies used to rebuild industry and agriculture. He cited synthetic chemicals and detergents as major stressors, noting pollution rose 200 to 2,000 percent while production grew 45 percent since 1946. He urged rational tech use and eco compatible innovations rather than abandoning technology.
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Valley State debates honorary degree for Bob Hope
Valley State College faces controversy over a potential honorary doctorate for Bob Hope. Chancellor Genn Dumke says a decision will not be made until May, while internal nominations and protests from antiwar groups swirl. Rumors dispute who nominated Hope and point to campus leaks as the process unfolds.
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