Mansfield vows no circus in Nixon impeachment trial
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield pledges a nonpartisan, dignified impeachment trial if the House votes to impeach President Nixon. He says there will be no circus or hanky panky and that the Senate itself will be on trial. House counsel John Doar seeks Nixon 1969 72 tax returns for the impeachment inquiry.
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Washington
Mansfield
House
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Judiciary Committee
Six Arrested in Lompoc Narcotics Sweep
Six persons await arraignment in Lompoc Justice Court on narcotic violation charges after Friday night arrests in a county-wide sweep conducted by the narcotics task force with help from Lompoc police and deputies from the county.
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Lompoc
James Shell Gray
South St
Jack Gentry
W. Ocean Ave
Joyce Gentry
Daniel Wayne McCullough
W. Fir Ave
Gerado Garife Jr
E. Peach Ave
George Elwood Bolinger
N. Sixth St
Lompoc Planning Commission Sets Three Public Hearings
Lompoc planners schedule three hearings tonight including a conditional use permit for First Apostolic Church on O Street and a home use permit for Mrs. Della B. Clark at 920 W North Ave. A bikeways plan adoption is to be reviewed and a land division for an apartment commercial site also on the agenda.
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Lompoc
Land Division
Chestnut
Laurel
O and R Streets
City Hall
Walnut Ave
Nixon praised for diplomatic impact during Paris visit
Paris papers praise President Nixon for showing U S influence after memorial services for Georges Pompidou. Analysts note Nixon met Western and Eastern leaders at the U S ambassador's residence, amid irony over Pompidou era Atlantic policy shifts and Nato withdrawals.
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Paris
UPI
Nixon
U.S
Georges Pompidou
Roland Faure
1l’Aurore
America
Rothschild Palace
Elysee
Presidential
White House
France
NATO
Valley agricultural study stalls amid plan talks
A Santa Ynez Valley agricultural study remains unfinished as the General Plan Advisory Committee clashed with development interests. The board plans public hearings on May 22 and June 5 for outer and inner valley areas, with environmental assessments required before rezoning.
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Dick Praul
Santa Ynez Valley
General Plan
County Planning Department
Citizens’ Committee
James M. Slater
Board of Supervisors
Charles F. Catterlin
Valley Committee
Planning Commission
Santa Ynez
Nixon Signs Measure Raising Minimum Wage to Two Dollars
President Nixon signed a bill increasing the federal minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.00 an hour for about 56.5 million workers, covering more than 57 million Americans. The action follows a swift override of a prior veto threat, with a two step plan to reach 2.30 by 1976 and adds coverage to domestic service and chain stores. Nixon noted reservations but said the measure mostly serves the public interest and justice. He moved to tornado-devastated regions to assess relief efforts and discussed disaster aid with HUD Secretary James T. Lynn and disaster administrator Thomas P. Dunne.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Peter Brennan
Kenneth Cole
Oval Office
Brennan
White House
James T. Lynn
Secetary of Housing and Urban Development
Thomas P. Dunne
White House silent on negligent penalty in Nixon taxes
Deputy White House Press Secretary Gerald Warren declined to confirm if the IRS charged a negligence penalty on President Nixon’s taxes for 1969 to 1972. He said there is privacy around the matter and that the President will pay the full amount, possibly borrowing to do so, and that the issue is a closed book.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Gerald Warren
IRS
Joint
Congressional
Warren
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S.Y. Valley
County Subdivision Committee
Britt Johnson
Lake Cachuma
Nojoqui
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