Antiwar protests surround San Francisco Federal Building
About 1,500 demonstrators gathered to protest renewed bombing of North Vietnam near the San Francisco Federal Building. Joan Baez led 200 protesters to Alameda Naval Air Station. Police arrested 70 protesters, 29 in San Francisco and 41 at the naval station, a Navy car burned, and a patrolman was cut as clashes occurred.
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San Francisco
UPI
Federal Building
North Vietnam
Across the Bay
Joan Baez
Alameda Naval Air Station
Naval Station
Closing Stock Quotes From The Record Market Page
Closing stock quotations are shown with listed percentages for major firms such as American Can Imperial, Eastman Kodak, Ford Motor, General Electric, General Motors, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, U.S. Steel and Dow Jones figures. Trading activity appears with closing volume and price changes, including up and down movements across multiple industries.
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Alcan
Copier Ees
DOO
D.wg.corp
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
Geeral Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Harvae Imperial Corpse Wan
International Paper
We. A
Johns Manville
Lear Siegier
Litton Indus
Lis Ee
Stand Oil
Calit
Telex
Texaco Textron Times-Mirror
Trans Ameri Travelers Union Oil United Aiver
U.S. Steel
Westinghous Woolworth
Dow Jones
Board delays animal control pact vote amid rancher and wildlife debate
The county Board of Supervisors postponed action on renewing a predator control pact with federal and state agencies. Ranchers and supporters argued for funding to curb coyotes and other predators, while conservationists and officials urged a budget hearing review.
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Dick Pratl
Wildlife Protection
Pelsi
Board of Supervisors
U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Trapper
Roger Allen
Board reaffirms General Plan stance amid zoning push
The Board of Supervisors reaffirmed that the county General Plan is not a precise plan and should adapt with conditions. The motion, by Daniel Grant, passed 4 0 with George Clyde absent on oil drilling testimony in D C. County counsel framed the plan as a long term policy guide.
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Board of Supervisors
Third District
Daniel G. Grant
First District
George H. Clyde
Washington, D.C
Senate
Santa Barbara Channel
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Teachers Rush to File IRS Forms Amid Tax Recovery Push
Hundreds of teachers hurried to file special IRS amendment forms to reclaim taxes paid on personal retirement payments since 1968. District aide Alice Milligan said she learned of it at 2 PM and alerted staff as they filed at the central administration building. The move could trigger billions in refunds for federal and governmental workers if upheld in court.
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Internal Revenue
Alice Milligan
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
National Association of Internal Revenue Service
Santa Ynez Valley Riders hold spring Horse Show at Alisal Ranch
The Santa Ynez Valley Riders will stage their annual spring Horse Show and Gymkhana at Alisal Ranch this Saturday and Sunday with programs starting at 8 30 a.m. The school district personnel commission meets at 5 30 p.m. in the Central Administration building on North A Street to consider a 5.5 percent salary request by classified employees.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Alisal Ranch
North A Street
Flanigan to testify on ITT antitrust settlement
Presidential Assistant Peter Flanigan agreed to provide limited Senate testimony about his role in the ITT antitrust settlement. Senate Judiciary Chairman Eastland read Flanigan's letter indicating his testimony would cover involvement with McLaren and ITT officials in February 1971. Some Democrats sought testimony from McLaren and Kleindienst as well.
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Washington
UPI
Peter M. Flanigan
Senate
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
Richard G. Kleindienst
Flanigan
Kleindienst
John W. Dean
Judiciary Committee
Richard W.) McLaren
Harold S
Geneen
McLaren and
Obituary for Linda Patricia McKean 22 Lompoc resident dies
Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel for Linda Patricia McKean 22 who died Saturday at Lompoc District Hospital Interment follows at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Reverend Arthur Batty to officiate Born in 1949 in Ohio she graduated Lompoc High School 1967 Allan Hancock College 1969 and was attending Long Beach State College Survived by parents Joseph and Mrs Ryan of Lompoc a sister Sheila Rose of Lompoc and a grandmother in Los Angeles
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McPeek Family
Linda Patricia McKean
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Arthur Batty
Ohio
Joseph Ryan
Amherst Place
Lompoc
Sheila Rose
Los Angeles
Lompoc Beautification Panel Opposes Hogg Plant Site
The Lompoc Beautification Commission votes to oppose the Hogg meat processing plant location near Sweeney Road on Highway 246, citing impact on the Mission La Purisima tourist concept and increased truck traffic. The county planning commission will hear the rezoning May 3.
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Lompoc
Julia Sand
Wye
Parks and Recreation Commission
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Los Alamos
Tepusquet Canyon
Chamberlin
Allen
Santa Barbara
Thomas FE. Nicholls
Division of Wildlife Services
Sacramento
E.D. Marshall
Ventura
Carpinteria Valley
Marshall
Daily Record
Nixon
Linda McKean
Commission
Jamiso
Harry Jones
Gene Wahlers
Bishop Pines
California Live Oaks
David Schwark
Schwark
Red Star
Heinrich
Dick Osmundson
Evelyn Cameron
Thanx
Joseph Gander
Albany, N.Y
North H Street
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Golden Spud
Lompoc, Calif
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