Air board and Coast Guard clash over Sohio terminal
Coast Guard and the ARB spar over emission standards and authority for Sohio’s Long Beach terminal plans. Adams says federal air standards aren’t set yet but Coast Guard can mandate equipment, while Quinn and Price dispute delays and authority.
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State board issues offshore emission guidelines for lightering
San Clemente Island measures call for an 85 percent cut in emissions during lightering by July 1978. The model rules guide state air districts to adopt their own standards, while industry representatives oppose state tanker rules as federally preempted. The executive officer must report back by March on districts’ actions following the guidance.
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FDA seeks warning labels on liquor bottles
The FDA urges labeling warnings on alcoholic beverages to deter pregnancy harm. Kennedy says labeling would fall under ATPB jurisdiction, calling for swift action. Dr. Noble notes studies link maternal drinking to fetal issues such as mental retardation heart defects and facial anomalies with about 1,500 babies yearly affected by fetal alcohol syndrome. The warning targets limits of two drinks daily with a typical serving defined for hard liquor wine and beer.
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Inaugural Concorde Flights Land at New York City
Concorde SSTs from Air France and British Airways reach New York Kennedy for the first regular eastbound service between Europe and the United States. Paris and London departures mark a milestone 14 years after a presidents assassination and begin high speed transatlantic travel.
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Heavy rains soak Northern California amid Pacific storm
A fierce Pacific storm drenches Northern California as Lake Shasta rises to 220 feet below normal and mountains brace for more snow. Four killed in a Glenna County lane crash as an oil spill from a Union oil pier fouls Richnved harbor. Roads reopen as gusts fade and high pressure builds, with more storms expected by Friday.
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Sudanese president backs Sadat trip to Jerusalem in Cairo visit
Sudanese President Jafaar el Numairi flew to Cairo to back Anwar Sadat after Arab divisions over the Jerusalem visit. He called the trip a victory and urged unity, praising Egypt's role and noting support from Morocco Oman and Jordan while Syria Iraq and others denounced the visit.
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Energy clashes loom over Carter energy bill
Washington AP reports the Carter administration faces a stalled energy bill as it resists expanding natural gas price controls. Energy Secretary Schlesinger warned reconciling House and Senate positions remains unlikely, while Stevens urged the administration to back off further limits.
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Social Security delay risks and travel for Ketchum trip
Lawmakers consider delaying Social Security reform due to energy bill priority. A Social Security Administration spokesman warned of extra administrative costs if the bill passes after January. Ketchum travels with Armed Services Committee members to Israel and other states, his wife accompanying at his expense, to better understand regional military balance. A committee spokesman notes nonmembers may join on space-available basis.
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