Nuclear plant pacts spark California protest
Controversial agreements on pre operational permits for Units two and three of a nuclear plant drew criticism from conservation and legislative leaders while officials defend the pacts. The disclosures trace back to PG&E and state agencies, noting potential reopenings if weaknesses appear and mentioning studies and earthquake criteria delays at Malibu and San Onofre projects.
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Publc Utilities Commission
State of
California
Associated Press
Sacramento
Doug Willis
Point Arena
Pacific Gas & Electric
Norman Livermore
State Resources Agency
Hidmund G
Pat
Brown
San Onofre
Malibu
ALC
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
John Tummey
Dcalif
Assembly
Edwinberg
Assembly Natural Resources Committee
Livermore
Pg&e
Edison
State Lands Commission
Regional Water Quality Control Board
State Water Resources Board
Air Resources Board
Taw
Britain Votes For Entry To Common Market
Britain approves joining the Common Market signaling potential Europe wide changes. Six nations greet the decision with welcome messages while opposition Labour votes against entry. Conservative Heath must now push enabling legislation through Parliament to align UK law with the EEC.
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Europa
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Germany
Ialy
France
Britain
Atlantic
Vile
The
Commons
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Tabor
Heath
Cormamons
William Whitelaw
House
Hima
Winston Churchi
Dover
Tyarold Macmillan
High winds lash Southland causing widespread outages
Strong winds sweep the Southland with 8 foot swells in Avalon and power outages across Long Beach Torrance Downey and nearby areas. Harbor crews moved boats, fences toppled, and transformers failed leaving hundreds without electricity for hours as lines and poles fell and streets darkened.
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Office
Avalon Harbor
Casino
Long Beach
Torrance
Downey
Atlantic Ave
Rio Gaviota Ave
Hill Street
Jim Avenue
28Th Street
Ore-gon Avenue
Artesia Boulevard
Prarie Avenue
Wyoming Blizzard Strands Hundreds and Halts Travel
A Wyoming blizzard and cold wave strand hundreds of travelers across the Stocky Mountains while subzero readings grip Montana Wyoming reports 18 inches of snow and the highway system narrows to a halt along Interstate 80 Traffic slows under freezing rain across the Great Plains with a heavy snow warning from Utah to central Plains Authorities work to accommodate more than 450 stranded travelers in Little America Wyoming Betty Tripp notes stranded motorists helped by truck drivers Cold temperatures dip to 12 below in Cut Bank and 16 below in Palmdale California records rise in Reno and Boise as the storm sweeps the region and road openings remain uncertain
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Wyoming
Montana
Great Plains
Little America
Wyo
Betty Tripp
Rawlins
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Laraimie
Utah
Cut Bank
Bulle
Great Salis
Reno
Boise
Palmdale
Calif
Spokane
Dakotas
National Weather Service
Blount resigns as postmaster general may run for senate
Blount told President Nixon he resigns as postmaster general paving the way to an Alabama Senate bid. He said no firm decision yet while Nixon praised his oversee of the postal service transformation. Ziegler quoted Nixon noting Blount undertook and accomplished what many thought impossible.
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Washington
Winton M. Blount
Nixon
Alabama
Senate
White House
Blount
John J. Sparkian
Ronald L. Kiegler
The
US. Postal Service
Ziegler
Chinese delegates urged for UN Security Council action
Chinese delegates press for rapid naming of a delegation to the 18 nation Security Council to prevent delay in a threat to peace. Nationalist China vows to fight for continued membership in UN agencies, arguing those bodies are independent of the UN and report to it.
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Chi
Thant
United Nations
Liu Chieh
China
U.N
Security Council
Peking
Long Neadh Mall Library offers severe recipes for game dishes
The article lists exotic recipes such as roast bighorn sheep and tough squirrel smothered, notes the catalog also includes a request about Olympic sites through modern times with dates and locations, then shifts to POW bracelet purchase details from VIVA. The piece mentions copper bracelets at $3 and chrome at $2.50, with proceeds supporting POW/MIA awareness and Red Cross access.
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Long Neadh Mall
Paellie Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Action
Long Beach
Athens
Paris
St. Louis
Lonilan
Stockholm
Torrance
Amsterdam
Am St. ‘Moritz
Switzerland
Los Angeles
Lake Placid
N.Y
Berlin
Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Germany
London
St. Moritz
Helsinki
Exposition Park
Olympic Auditorium
Greece
B.C
A.W
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
International Red Cross
VIVA
U S sues dockers shippers over longshore strike actions
The United States filed suit against dockers and shippers including Container Stevedoring of San Francisco after a walkout by longshoremen. A prior suit against TLWU was dismissed as workers agreed to return, but now 60 men quit with similar resignations expected, crippling crane gear and related operations. Employers refuse hiring for these specialized jobs, while PMA notes most steady Local 13 workers quit or resigned. Organizers on both coasts threaten to strike as Pay Board delays wage settlements.
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TLWU
Long Beach
Los Angeles
PMA
Asatern
Unnion
Harry Bridges
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Dover Cliffs
Winston Churchill
Brussels
Franco-Maria Malfarth
Common Market
Executive Commission
Europe
Cominién
European Economic Community
Wilson
Labor
Ato
Southland
Los Coyotes
Plains
Lake Superior
Nebraska
Kansas
TSI
AFC
ATG
Chromacolor
Ward
Ribera
Zenith
Zeniths
Aras
Pacific Ave
Gmtac Tate
Pacifc Coast Highway
CTL
U.S
Container Stevedoring, Co
San Francisco
Turner
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