Pope Paul VI Turns 80 With Doubts On Retirement
Pope Paul VI marked his 80th birthday in St. Peter's Square amid speculation he may not retire at 80. Close associate Cardinal Benelli says the hypothesis is ruled out, citing the pope's dedication and perceived duty. Vatican officials note good health aside from arthritis and a busy schedule including a 12 ton bronze door dedication for St. Peter's Basilica.
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Los Angeles favored to host 1984 Olympic Games
In a 1984 bid push, Los Angeles claimed broad support citing existing facilities such as the Coliseum Rose Bowl and UCLA stadium plus minimal new costs to taxpayers. Officials stressed no state bailout needed and pledged fiscal solvency and environmental controls amid competition with New York and Montreal.
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Long Beach pilots sweep Ohye Trophy air race top spots
In the 1977 Henry Ohye Trophy at Long Beach Airport two Long Beach entrants claimed Class A top two with Fran Bera first and Dr. Philip Reames second. San Gabriel’s Harry Gau won Class B and Masanori Kobayashi of Tokyo took Class C while a helicopter entry by Diana Stewart and Holly Douglas retired with rotor vibration issues.
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Long Beach high rise project cleared for tax increment bonds
Developer Doty plans four Southern California high rise housing projects worth 80 million with Brethren Manor 3333 Pacific Place Babil Gardens 1011 Pine Ave and New Hope Home in Long Beach. Community Development Director James Hanna says the proposal aligns with the downtown redevelopment plan and Project Manager Norman Reed notes more residential buildings planned along Pacific Avenue.
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Colombia urges cut in coffee prices as market dips
Colombia calls for lower coffee prices while export prices fall to 1.8 dollars per pound delivered in New York. Brazil keeps its price at 32.35 per pound as ICO debates price ceilings and a stabilizing fund sourced from reserve coffers. Camillo Calazans arrives to join talks on the issues raised by Colombia.
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HEW pledges action on age discrimination law
HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr promised rapid careful progress in setting national standards to eliminate age discrimination under the 1975 Age Discrimination Act. He ordered agency heads to review all programs considering age and report back within 90 days, with the implementing regulation to be ready for public comment well before January 1, 1979.
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Vance warns Senate panel on Canal treaty
Secretary of State Vance tells a Senate panel that the Panama Canal treaties keep the waterway open with U S leadership while Panamanian cooperation grows. Linowite and Bunker echo, noting past cooperation and potential defense needs if the pact fails. House testimony by Defense officials underscores bipartisan urgency as critics warn of loss of control and fears of forceful defence.
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Carter’s Oil Tax Plan Falls From Energy bill
The Senate Finance Committee rejected President Carter’s plan to tax domestic crude oil to push conservation. The 10 to 6 vote removed the crude oil tax from the energy bill, while lawmakers said they would seek alternative measures to promote efficiency and production.
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