Republicans to carry Carter tuna proposals in House
The House will see administration tuna porpoise reform proposals carried by Rep. Fant N. McCloskey R California. He aims to amend Murphy D New York's bill to meet administration requirements as talks continue on porpoise protection and observer costs amid industry concerns.
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Washington
Carter
Fant N. McCloskey
R-Callf
John M. Murphy
D-Noy
Close Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
San Diego
House
Senate
Nakagawa
R-Calif
Murphy
Hayakawa
Alan Crangton
D-Calif
Sen
Approval seen on Alaska gas line
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall said the Canadian government would likely approve the Alaska natural gas pipeline proposed by Alcan and move quickly to settle Yukon native land claims. He noted the Arctic Gas plan faced environmental and route objections.
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Washington
Stewart Udall
Alcan Ineline Co
Udall
Alean
Yukon
trans-Canada
Canada
Berger
Arctic
Alcan
Fl Paso Natural Gas
Aretie
William W. Brackett
Brackett
Eyeglasses prices urged to drop through shopper vigilance
Witnesses before a Senate small business subcommittee urged eyeglass buyers to compare prices after exams and demand prescriptions. Experts argued advertising limits on price hinder public access while noting improper lenses rarely endanger health, though costly bifocals strain seniors.
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Washington
Senate
Frank W. Newell
University of Chicago
Hayakawa loses bid to cut food stamps for students
Sen. Hayakawa proposed an amendment to strip students from food stamp eligibility, calling it collegiate oppression. Sen. Dole countered that about 200,000 college students on food stamps are a small share of recipients, many veterans or nontraditional students. the Senate rejected the amendment 63 to 21.
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Hayakawa
Washington
Rcalil
Faror
Eligii Critty
Hayakawara
Robert Dole
Kansas
Dole
Dale
Senate
Taxpayers urged to fund schools amid cost contrasts
Associated Press reports California education funding faces scrutiny as State Supt Wilson Riles tells a Los Angeles Town Hall taxpayers must choose how much to invest in schools. He notes Californians spend more on alcohol cigarettes and entertainment than education and cites Serrano Priest ruling on equity while stressing adequacy and quality concerns for L A Unified and other districts.
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California
Riles
State Supreme Court
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National Council of Senior Citizens
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California Citizens Action Group
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