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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1974

Page

8

Double-barrel attack threatens mass transit bill

The Ford administration threatened to veto a 43600 million interim mass transit bill. A liberal California congressman called it a Band Aid, insufficient for major metropolitan needs.

Washington Ford Administration California New York House Senate Banking and Currency Committee Senate Committee Harrison Williams D- NA Joseph Minish D-N.j New York-New Jersey Williams-Minish House Public Works Committee Los Angeles Senate Commerce Committee Conference Committee Glenn Anderson D-Long Beach Minish Anderson Frank Herringer Transportation Claude Brinneger

No easing of smog land-use rules seen

Washington outlines that Congress is unlikely to amend the Clean Air Act this year. Senator Edmund Muskie, replying to Los Angeles Mayor Bradley, says no further amendments will be considered due to time limits and premature timing. The dispute ties to pollution controls and a pending permit program for new parking facilities, with broader fights over mass transit funding and urban planning.

Washington Congress Edmund Muskie Maine Los Angeles Thomas Bradley Muskie Senate Bradley Reagan Environmental Protection Agency Jan, L

Gas stations lost nationwide amid energy crisis and retail shifts

Audit and Surveys reports nearly 20,000 gas stations closed in a year amid fuel shortages and price hikes, leaving 196,130 outlets. Overall auto parts and fuel retailers fell 6 percent to 302,040, while car dealers and auto-supply stores held steady as distribution shifted to smaller cars and higher servicing income.

New York Times Service New York Audits & Surveys Inc Solonmon Dutka Audits & Surveys

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