Byrd signals energy bill may not pass intact
Senate Majority Leader Byrd warned President Carter that the energy package may be altered in the Senate and suggested a veto threat would have little effect. He pledged around the clock sessions to push natural gas legislation and criticized calls for a stamp of approval without changes. Carter urged lawmakers to resist oil industry influence while House leaders prepared for tough action after conference.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Carter
Byrd
Hay
Sevatch
White House
O'Neil
House
Alan Cranston
California
Paramount youth killed in Duarte factory accident
A paramount factory worker aged year was killed at Glasteel Inc in Duarte after becoming entangled in a fiberglass processing machine. Investigators said the man, Steven Burseh, died around 20 a.m. with possible neck injury or suffocation from the press and rollers.
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Paramount Youth
Duarte
Paramount
Burseh
DELL
L A schools adopt plan for student busing and integration
Los Angeles schools unveil a voluntary driven desegregation plan to mix 18 500 students with options like open and Montessori schools. Junior high tracks focus on humanities math and science and arts while buses run for fourth through eighth grade to ensure integration.
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Open
Montessiori
Miss Watson
American Civil Liberties Union
National Asssociation For the Advancement of Colored People
Center For Law and Justice
A sour note in the saga of Ludwig
In a Lancet curement issue note, L.R.C. Agnew of the University of California asks medical students how to advise on a family history involving syphilis, tuberculosis, and congenital defects. The scenario centers on abortion as the potential course, questioning class attitudes and ethical choices amid medical education.
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Ludwig
London
Lancet
L.R.C. Agnew
University of California School of Medicine
Los Angeles
Queen Mary transfer to harbor dept urged
Former Queens Hine Workers president W A Tory Boyle was discharged from Crozer Chester Medical Center today after treatment for a heart ailment. The city faces a $2 million annual loss on the Queen Mary ship with three onboard entities pursuing divergent goals. Options include scrapping, private sale, or harbor department takeover, the latter seen as most probable to leverage revenue and end taxpayer strain. The harbor move would require careful legal and financial steps due to tidelands funding questions. By Mary Netswender.
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Chester, Pa
Tres Hine Workers
W. A. “Tory” Boyle
Crozer Chester Medical Center
Tuttle
Tallichet
Ity
PSA
Specialty
Queen Mary
Harbor Department
Tultle
Attorney General
Tidelands
War of charity funds rocks Southland aid groups
AID and United Way clash over undesignated funds as agencies fear losing support. AID cites rising contributions until the war began. United Way counters with higher salaries and raids diverting donations. YMCA and other agencies face pressure to return funds or sever ties, while both sides accuse the other of unethical moves.
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ASD
AID
State Board of Control
Pacific Telephone Co
Back of America
Security Pacific Bank
ARCO
General Telephone
Los Angeles County
T0 Atd
Dewey
Paul Mier
YMCA
Hat Thhey
ATH
Bob Felder
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Felder
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AMD
ATD
Roe
Aum
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Los Angeles
Orange Counties
AUC
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Board of Control
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Long Beach
Unitec Way
Red Cross
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San Francisco
California
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Tokyo
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Heliewater
L.A
Tony Boyle
Medical Center
Harbor Dept
Museum of the Sun
Titlelands
David Tallichet
Southland
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Meslvania Hove Furniture
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