Police reap huge crop of speed violators
An Associated Press survey shows American drivers largely ignore the 55 mph limit despite blitzes and radar. Speeds rise as gasoline shortages ease, with interstate averages around 61 to 69 mph in several states and many tickets issued as law-enforcement efforts continue.
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South Dakota
Oregon
Texas
Finais
Indiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Colorado
Tennessee
Claude Armour
Ray Garner
Austin
Garner
Slow Steam Energy Development on California Lands
A Senate committee reports a slowdown in steam energy development on California state lands. About 140000 acres in Imperial Valley are 80 percent leased to four energy firms Union Oil Stand ard Oil of California Southern Pacific Land Magna Power. Since 1958 only 8 percent has been explored, prompting calls for mandatory minimum exploration to prevent banking of geothermal potential amid energy shortages.
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Imperial County
Six indicted in alleged plot to market Laetrile
A German chemist and five others were indicted in San Diego on a single felony count of conspiracy to sell Laetrile as a cancer cure in the United States and overseas. Eli von Pincei of Munich headed Sidus Pharmaceutical House Inc. and allegedly received 96000 dollars since December for shipments to William Turner of Chula Vista, with others named as Phillis Disney, James Privitera, Carroll Leslie, Winifred Davis, and Turner.
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U.S
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New Zealand
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Munich
Sidus Pharmaceutical House, Inc
Phillis Blanche Disney
North Hollywood
James Robert Privitera
Covina
Carroll Ruth Leslie
West Covina
Winifred Agnes Davis
William David Turner
Chula Vista
Pinoci
Turner
Docker union meets on Alaska pipeline
The Pacific Coast longshore union caucus met in San Francisco to discuss jurisdictional concerns and problems tied to the Alaska oil pipeline. Large barge shipments north from Seattle support the Arctic construction, with coordination planned among ILWU factions and other unions over equipment transport and handling for Prudhoe Bay drilling and the pipeline to Valdez.
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API
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Inter Union
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Dispatcher
Seattle
Arctic
Valdez
Prudhoe Bay
ILWU
Reagan criticized for signing PUC bill in Sacramento
State Sen. George Moscone accused Gov. Reagan of weakening oversight by signing a measure allowing the Public Utilities Commission to hold closed hearings on rate increases. Moscone contrasted this with a separate GOP bill by Bill Bagley that Reagan later signed, which changed the bill to a law.
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Sacramento
Reagan
State Public Utilities Commission
George Mascone
San Francisco
Democrat
Commission
Bill Bagley
Interior Dept denies offshore lease decision
Washington witnesses Interior Department officials deny at a special Senate hearing that they have made firm plans to lease 10 million offshore acres for oil drilling in 1975, amid controversy over the department’s actions.
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Consumer unit lauds voting of two legislators
The Consumer Federation of California praised two Southern California lawmakers for top voting records on consumer issues. Assemblyman Howard Berman and Senator Mervyn Dymally led the poll, with reactions from CFC director James Reed. The memo referenced by Interior official Jared Carter drew Senate scrutiny from Ted Kennedy and John Tunney over coastal planning funding and disclosure.
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Sacramento
UPI
Consumer Federation of California
California
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
James Reed
CFC
Jared Carter
Interior
Senate
Ted. Kennedy
D-Mass
John Tunney
D-Caiif
Sen
Tunney
Excedrin PM Sleep Aid Backed by Medical Reports
Four hospital studies across three Eastern centers show Excedrin PM relieves sleep loss due to minor pain in patients up to 79 years old. The medicine eases pain and aids sleep without habit formation or major hangover risk, and is available without prescription wherever pain relievers are sold.
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