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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1977

Page

3

UCLA study urges local oil spill contingency plans coastwide

UCLA researchers call for all local governments to adopt contingency plans addressing wind and tide effects, Coast Guard response times, disposal methods, and rapid access to cleanup resources. They warn most pollution comes from small spills and seepage, not major blowouts, and urge better wind current models to predict spread.

Richard Perrine Coast Guard Sansin UCLA Perrine

Conspicuous conservation shapes 1980s spending trends

New York AP report cites Theodore J. Gorton predicting energy saving will redefine American life in the 1980s. He says four factors energy, economy, technology, and values will drive spending away from status goods toward conservation. Inflation will shrink purchasing power and shift budgets, with two earner families dedicating more to transportation and food away from home.

New York Theodore J. Gorton Futures Group Gordon Ie Bureau Jacobs Robert A. Kavesh Department of Economics New York University Graduate School of Business Administration Kavesh

Hayakawa Bill Aims To Allow 20000 More Porpoises Kill

Senator Hayakawa introduced a measure to permit tuna fishermen to kill an additional 20 000 porpoises this year. Senator Cranston called it a dead end bill and said it has virtually no chance of Senate passage. An identical bill was sent to the House by Representative Murphy with amendments opposed by the tuna industry. Cranston vowed continued effort to reach a partly agreeable solution amid criticism and hard work.

Alan Cranston S.J. Hayakawa Hayakawa John M. Murphy D-N.y Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Cranston Senate California

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Ab hit reduced by Mur ay bill stalling government poses

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Mur ay backed bill reducing AB hit, with mentions of government rest and stalling roots. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.

Muray

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