Government orders halt to oil drilling in Santa Barbara
The federal government ordered halt of drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel as a massive underwater leak from a ruptured well threatened beaches and harbors. Interior Secretary Walter Hickel said drilling on federal lands would stop until the leak is controlled and a relief plan can be implemented with major firms including Union Oil, Humble, Mobil, Texaco, and Phillips. President Nixon and officials weighed further actions as cleanup crews prepared relief wells and mud pumping to relieve underground pressure.
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Final registration day for Jefferson City voters Monday
City Clerk Margaret Christian announced the final registration day for residents to vote in the March 11 city primary. Registration is in the county clerk’s courthouse office. League of Women Voters volunteers noteearly turnout and station coffee and doughnuts at the courthouse to encourage registration.
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Storms, high winds reach California city outskirts
California residents faced a relief from two days of heavy storms as winds gusted near hurricane force in Glendora and southern foothill areas. Floodwaters forced evacuations and damaged homes while mudslides and power outages disrupted Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
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Justice theme of youth Sunday at Central United Church
The 10:30 a.m. service at Central United Church of Christ on Washington and Ash tersley Streets will feature a justice theme for Youth Sunday. Prof Oscar Rumpf will deliver a verse addressing the theme to parishioners gathered with local officials and law enforcement observers.
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Two jailed for theft in Missouri and other local items
Two Jefferson City men were jailed for two days and fined 25 dollars each on a theft charge. The article also notes a 409 thousand dollar grant to Missouri for planning law enforcement and crime development. A separate incident mentions an oil spill cleanup in Santa Barbara County and a church service notice with local volunteers and leaders.
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England oil spill recalls the Torrey Canyon disaster
Offshore relief efforts detail how detergents aided cleanup off Cornwall and how life returns to beaches as the Torrey Canyon wreck lies among Atlantic tracks. The incident triggered tighter Board of Trade controls on British shipping, with storms and snow complicating broader weather and rail conditions.
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Iowa prisoner found hanged in jail cell
A prisoner was found hanged in a jail cell in Des Moines. The sheriff’s office identified the individual and said arrangements would be made for processing. The incident prompted investigations and scrutiny of jail procedures as officials described the death as a suspected suicide.
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Driver examinations in Linn postponed
There will be no driver's examinations at Linn or Columns on Wednesday per the State Highway Patrol. Wednesday, Lincoln's Birthday, is a legal holiday for all state employees.
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Boot and Saddle Club Meeting Plans Second Horse Show
The Capital Boot and Saddle Club will gather Monday at 7 30 pm at 600 R E Capital Ave to discuss plans for a second horse show scheduled for May 25.
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France sues company over Rotterdam oil spill impact
The piece notes a lawsuit in Rotterdam involving a French claim linked to the Torrey Canyon oil spill. It mentions Brittany peaches contaminated by the oil, the swift cleanup, and Cornish fishing and tourism being hit, with fears of bankruptcy but limited overall business impact.
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Danforth calls for higher budget in new request
Atty Gen Danforth asked the House Appropriations Committee to submit a revised budget for fiscal 1986 70, proposing increases over the current plan. He sought about 9842 in added funds and a 45 000 line for operations, with Gov Hearnes pushing 203 000 and Danforth seeking 26 in disputed boundary settlements among Miss our and Illinois.
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City mishap leaves two injured at High and Brooks
Two drivers were treated and released from Charles E. Still Hospital after a two car crash at the intersection of West High Street and Brooks Street in the city. The collision involved Herman H. Smith, 70, of Hartsburg, turning left, and Louis B. Kolb, 39, of Red Wing Drive, eastbound on High Street. Lt. Gov. Morris testified to the committee on duties and budgets, proposing $42,385 for fiscal 1968 70 with $27 385 for salaries and $15,000 for repairs and operations. State officials Holman Kirkpatrick and Smith cited in budget discussions. police cited for failure to yield incident details.
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Brown Swiss Breeders Plan Annual Meeting Night Film Showing
The Capital Canton Brown Swiss Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Jefferson Bank meeting room. Edward Drewitz will be present to show the film The Big Brown Cow. Maurice Markway leads the local group with Tom LePage Russellville as Missouri association president.
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