Advisory committees to review Santa Ynez rezoning proposals
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission spent over six hours in Solvang on a contentious Santa Ynez Buellton rezoning plan. The board sent the proposals back to two advisory committees for further study, citing need for more notice and agriculture land preservation concerns amid protests from landowners and ranchers.
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Santa Barbara County
Sainz
Commission
Harwood White
Boyd Bettencourt
Bettencourt
Santa Rosa Road
Buellton
Los Olivos
Alisal Ranch
Hastings Harcourt
Britt Johnson
Sue Trescher
EIR
Weister
Willie Chamberlin
Froni
Milton Duncan
Lompoc
SOS recalls push gains legal aid from Adler and Solomon
The Save Our Schools coalition in Lompoc retained Adler and Solomon to guide a recall campaign against all five Lom poc Unified School District trustees. About 100 people met in the Lompoc Civic Auditorium Music Room and elected Tom Page as president Jeon Adams as vice president. A platform was formed outlining goals and topics include educational choices fiscal responsibility and neighborhood school concepts. SOS reports more than $1 000 in pledges to support the effort.
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Save Our Schools Coalition of Parents
Lompoc Unified School District
Santa Barbara
Adler
Solomon
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
Music Room
SOS
Fighting threatens Lebanon cease-fire and Parliament session
Fighting between pro-Syrian Saiga forces and Palestinian guerrillas endangers a week-long cease-fire and a key Parliament session to amend the constitution and oust President Suleiman Franjieh. Two gunmen are dead and six wounded after a three-hour clash along the Beirut airport road.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Suleiman Franjieh
Jeftsts
Kamal Jumblatt
Franjieh
Saiga
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Negotiations Collapse in San Francisco Strike
San Francisco unions call city supervisors hard headed as 1700 city tradesmen walk out over pay cuts in the 10 day strike. Municipal buses and streetcars halt services causing downtown tieups. Some bus drivers vote to join the walkout over back pay demands.
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San Francisco
UPI
Teamsters
George Moscone
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County
Woman 27 charged with threat to President Ford
Sharon Denise Jones Morgan of Greenville is charged with threatening the life of President Ford. She was arraigned as Ford arrived in San Antonio to start a Texas campaign swing. Police say she demanded an interview and warned she would kill him if not granted one. She is held in Dallas County jail on a 50000 dollar bond.
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Dallas
UPI
Ford
San Antonio
Texas
Sharon Denise Jones Morgan
Greenville
Bailey F Rankin
Jones
Air Force One
Kelly Air Force Base
Powers
David Ewart
Supreme Court urged to outlaw private school segregation
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to rule that private white schools may not bar black students, arguing such exclusions uphold dual systems and hinder desegregation of public schools. The move was supported by black parent suits against Bobbe's Private School in Arlington and Fairfax-Brewster School in Fairfax County, Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Supreme Court
South
Northern
Virginia
Robert H. Bork
Department
Bork
Congress
Bobbe
Arlington
Fairfax- Brewster
Fairfax County
US District Court
4Th US Circuit Court of Appeals
The
Delay seen in election law reform
Washington report notes delays in crafting a federal election reform bill as Congress plans a long session and a 10 day Easter recess. Senate conferees led by Senator Howard W. Cannon face two more days to finish the measure amid delays from a wedding and a conference committee misstep. The loss of matching funds from the FEC deadline and cash shortages affect campaigns including Wallace Reagan Udall and Carter, influencing campaign strategies and outcomes.
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Washington
UPI
Howard W. Cannon
D-New
Senate
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House
Federal Election Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
FEC
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Fred Harris
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Wisconsin
Udall
Carter
Russia and United States reach peaceful nuclear explosions pact
In Moscow, Walter Stoessel announced that the United States and the Soviet Union have agreed on a document governing peaceful nuclear explosions. The deal includes for the first time on site inspection details to be implemented during explosions with anticipated initialing in Moscow and a full signing later.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Walter J. Stoessel
Washington
Stoessel
PNE
Igor N. Morokhovy
State Committee
Morokhov
Ford Opens Texas Campaign as Underdog in Primary
President Ford, in San Antonio, frames himself as the underdog in the Texas Republican primary against Ronald Reagan. He visits the Alamo with stops in Dallas El Paso and Amarillo and hints at a vice presidential possibility for John Connally while urging optimism for favorable break.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Texas
Ronald Reagan
San Antonio
Alamo
Dallas
el Paso
Amarillo
Nashville Banner
White House
John Connally
Big John
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Tom Page
Jeon Adams
Russia
U.S
Connally
Reagan
Lone Star
Dixie Veterian
National Enquirer
Tiny Lompoc Cap League
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