Ten Million Boost for Long Beach Tanker Terminal
Port officials estimate nearly ten million dollars in public revenues during the two year construction of a three tanker terminal for Standard Oil of Ohio in the outer harbor. More than a quarter would go to Long Beach school districts with 1.8 million to the Unified School District and SSX,000 to the Community College District each year. Long Beach would receive 1 million and the port ant estimated 1.6 million annually during the project life. Revenues from terminal operations would add nearly million annually to public funds. The project is expected to create 3,100 construction jobs.
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Community College District
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Alaskan
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Sohio
Harbor District
Thomas J. Thorley
Harbor Department
Harbor Reve
Sohio terminal plan outlines revenue and jobs impact
Expected revenues totaling over 92 million for Sohio and suppliers, with Long Beach receiving more than 82 million. About 754 new jobs are projected after completion in 1978. Construction requires approvals under the California Environmental Quality Act 1970 and review of an Environmental Impact Report next month. Public hearings will follow.
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Harbor Department
Harbor Commission
Bureau of Land Management
Sohio Transportation Company
California
Irish mob robs pacifists as crowd turns violent
A chaotic scene near a church saw a mob attack pacifists leaving a meeting. Witnesses described threats, blows, and cars wrecked while women and children fled toward safety as bystanders urged calm and for police to intervene.
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Northen
Earald Bay
Wilowed
Williams
Carter Ford seek ethnic votes in final stretch
Carter and Ford pressed appeals to ethnic groups as the campaign neared three weeks left. Carter spoke to Polish Americans and Greek Americans in Chicago pledging support for Eastern Europe freedom and Cyprus rule while denouncing Soviet influence and the Arab boycott. Ford planned a White House strategy session with running mate Bob Dole as Mondale campaigned in New York.
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Carter
Chicago
Soviet Union
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White House
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Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Trains collide in Chihuahua killing at least seventeen
A passenger train carrying tourists including Americans collided with a freight train in the Sierra Madre near Pittoreal about 203 miles west of Chihuahua City. At least 17 were killed and 45 injured with five Americans among the injured. One observation car tumbled into a 45 foot canyon as rescuers worked to reach trapped passengers amid diesel fuel hazards.
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Mexico
Sierra Madre
Reriher Mexico
New York City
Pacific
Pittorreal
Chihuahua City
U.S
San Rafael
U S to Provide Israel Secret Antitank Missile System
The United States agrees to supply Israel a top secret antitank missile system within existing aid, without raising overall cost. Israel will receive 1.5 billion in direct military aid plus 800 million in economic assistance, with officials stressing the arrangement is ongoing and unrelated to the presidential election.
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United States
Israel
U.S
Ron Nessen
Nessen
White House
Yigal Allon
Ford
Allon
Allen
America
Yitzhak Rabin
Ford Auto Accord Near Rejection As Votes Tilt
Detroit (RP) The tentative settlement in Ford Motor Co strike appears endangered as early results show skilled tradesmen in Local 600 Dearborn and Local 200 Avon Lake Ohio rejecting the three year contract. Production workers mostly voted yes, and both groups must approve to end the strike. Local 200 President Joseph D. Hunter reported about 500 of 2,000 members voted amid local tensions and no recommendation from leadership.
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Ford Motor Co
Ohio
Ford
United Auto Workers
Pat Murphy
Dearborn
Murphy
Avon Lake
UAW
Ford Ohio
Hunter
Elizabeth Taylor Chooses Sonn Warner for Sixth Husband
Press-Telegram items note Elizabeth Taylor selecting former Navy Secretary Sonn W. Warner as her sixth husband. Ed Yost's ballooning bid ends near 600 miles short, with praise for breaking records. A-2 reports. Long Beach stories cover street brawl injuries and ONeill fundraising effort. Long Beach governance and business issues cited in state official speeches. A-10 notes Bart Butler humor at Anaheim concessionaires event. A-2 and A-3, BB, GOV. BROWN item referenced.
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Press-Telegram
Elizabeth Taylor
Navy
Sonn W. Warner
Gov. Brown
Long Beach
March Fang EU
Bart Bute
Anaheim
Weather Tonight and Tuesday for L B Area
Morning clouds in the L B area with a low of 65 and high of 78. Mountains expect fair conditions with a low of 3h and high of 73. Deserts remain fair and windy with a low of 54 and high of 9.
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