Invasion Of Japanese In Hawaii Now Unlike Pearl Harbor Day
Hawaii weighs Japanese economic influence as investment rises to an estimated 250 million dollars. Critics fear a cultural takeover while supporters cite jobs and technology. Japanese language shops and media proliferate as tourism targets surge toward 300 000 visitors.
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Transportation by bicycles rises amid energy crisis in California
Sacramento reports a state Transportation Department study shows many Californians won t shift to biking despite the energy crisis. Michael Moore notes bicycle use has gained momentum but is not a mass change, citing few facilities and fatigue after long trips. He urges tying cycling to mass transit and buses capable of carrying bikes.
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Moore
Reconstruction Of Capitol Proposed As State Monument
Environmental Assessment Engineering of Sacramento proposes reconstructing the century old Capitol as a useful monument. The firm says building a new legislative office facility would cause more environmental harm than reconstruction and expansion options at the Capitol are being considered by the legislature for more space.
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Sacramento
UPS
Environmental Assessment Engineering of
Lack Of Rest Nutrition Hurts Red Bluff Pupil Learning
Mrs. Pat Houck speaks at Red Bluff Early Childhood Education Advisory meeting about how lack of rest and poor nutrition hinder learning. She notes family shifts and television viewing reduce supervision, linking no breakfast and late hours to learning difficulties among children.
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Pat Houck
Red Bluff
Houck
Energy crisis hurts Reno gambling tourism says chamber
Ronald Smith of the Greater Reno Chamber of Commerce reports slower visitor volume based on tour package sales as energy shortages curb travel. He notes possible use of Amtrak, urges federal fuel allotments for public transit to reduce road traffic. Les Bofoed of the Nevada Gaming Industry Association calls energy measures self defeating. The report also notes the Soviet Union covers 8 600 350 square miles in its European and Asian expanse.
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Les Bofoed
Gaming Industry Association of Nevada
Truckers discuss fuel crisis and a new group pushes reform
News from Tehama County interstates details fuel shortages at Corning truck stops and rationing policies favoring regular customers. A new Independent Truckers Association formed by Beaverton’s Phillip Carlson seeks 750 members to press for unified fuel access, one national truck speed limit, and fairer fuel distribution.
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Beaverton
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Beaverton, Ore
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