Nixon plan far behind schedule
President Nixon's plan for a robust economy before the 1972 election trails projections as the Federal Reserve reports March industrial production barely rose after February decline. Officials discussed economy with Fed Chairman Arthur Burns, amid hopes to curb unemployment from 6 percent toward 4.5 percent by mid 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Independent Federal Reserve Board
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Burns
Lompoc Board Candidates Face AAUW Panel Questions
A standing room crowd of about 200 at the Public Library heard all ten Lompoc Unified School District Board candidates respond to questions from an AAUW panel. They discussed replacing federal funds with local taxes, potential program cuts, and views on a year around school proposal.
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Public Library
Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees
American Association of University Women
Darrell Adams
Rex Bell
Roderic Schmidt Jr
Archie Nagle
John Beattie
David Lemos
Virgil Casey
Karl Braun
Florence Burch
Glenn Christmas
Lawrence Schriver
John Wolff
Bruce Holloway
Nogle
Casey
Braun
Mr. Nagle
Ple
Holloway
Lemos
Schriver
Wolff
Vandenberg
Beattie
Lompoc
Alternatives for redistricting plan in Santa Barbara region
The County Redistricting Committee weighs new options based on 1970 census counts. Proposals include shifting Santa Ynez Valley portions to the First District and moving areas between the Fourth and Fifth Districts. A second option would place Paradise area in the First District while preserving the Third District, with upcoming reviews before the Board of Supervisors.
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Board of Supervisors
Montecito
Carpinteria
Summerland
Santa Ynez Valley
Goleta
Santa Ynez
Guadalupe
Herbert H. Diverbiss
Santa Barbara
Goleta Valley
U.S. 101
Fairview Ave
Hidden Valley
Cuyama
First District
First
City of
San Marcos Pass
New drive aims to crack Communist grip in central highlands
South Vietnamese forces backed by U.S. planes and artillery launched a new push to break the Communist siege of Fire Base 6 in the central highlands. The operation targets Dak To and Ben Het as the North Vietnamese aim to discredit Vietnamization. Allied reports say heavy fighting and shelling persist with U.S. casualties rising to 44,918 since 1961.
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Saigon
UPI
Fire Base 6
Dak To
Ben Het
Laos
Cambodia
Ngo Dzu
II Military Region
Dzu
Tan Canh
U.S
Phu Nhon
Lonely
North Vietnam rejects peace plan and presses demands
North Vietnam reiterated hardline conditions for a settlement amid three point proposals demanding U.S. troop withdrawal, Saigon regime overthrow, and halt to air raids. Ambassador Bruce dismissed the plan as propaganda and a sign Hanoi will not negotiate. Thuy warned peace only with U.S. concessions, while Lam cited Vietnamization as prolonging war.
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Paris
UPI
Vietnam
China
United States
Washington
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Xuay Thuy
Hanoi
Moscow
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Nixon
Bruce
Pham Dang Lam
South Vietnam
Thuy
Republicans Demand Total US Withdrawal From Vietnam
Washington reports Republican war critics pressed for a fixed withdrawal date from Vietnam. Senators Case Brooke Mathias and Hatfield urged the President to set a deadline or Congress to impose one as hearings on six new Vietnam intervention proposals begin.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Senate
GOP
Indochina
Nixon
Congress
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
U.S
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Charles Mc.c. Mathias
Rmd
Mark O. Hatfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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AAUW
Robin Densmore
American Legion Post 211
Mountain View
Vandenberg Afb
Robin
Cabrillo Senior High School
Valley Photo Service
Santa Maria, Orcutt and
Paradise
Supreme Court
Fabing- McKay-Spanne
Paul Kruger
Earl Calvert
Lompoc Valley
Highlands
Sacramento
UPS
California
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