Cotsenmoyer named mayor by unanimous Lompoc vote
City Council elected George Cotsenmoyer mayor after new members Art Scott and Emil Scolari took office. Scott declined a third mayor term. Scolari replaced Charlotte Benton after a recount showed she narrowly lost by 28 votes. Benton remains on the County Community Action Council.
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George Cotsenmoyer
Lompoc
Art Scott
Emil Scolari
Cotsenmoyer
Scott
E.C. Stevens
Scolari
Charlotte Benton
Benton
Steve Cox
Donald Schuyler
William Johnson
Gaspare Oneto
Ann Dewberry
County Community Action Council
James Longtin
Stevens
Lefkowitz
Nixon to Speak on Vietnam Withdrawal Timetable
President Nixon will address the nation next week on troop withdrawals and the Vietnam war, after studying a Haig report. Debate on Haiphong and Hanoi bombing intensifies as Rogers and Laird defend U.S. strategy amid Senate war funding talks.
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Rogers
Capitol Hill
Moscow
Senate
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Haiphong Harbor
Thomas F. Eagleton
DMO
Byrd
White House
Johnson
Sen
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
America
Cranston
Supreme Court rules Club cannot sue Disney project
The Supreme Court rejected Sierra Club standing to challenge Walt Disney Enterprises Mineral King project in California. By a 4 3 vote the court said only individuals directly affected may sue under the Federal Administrative Procedure Act, dismissing the club’s attempt to vindicate values through litigation.
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California
High Sierra
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High Court
MIGs and gunboats attack 7th Fleet ships in Tonkin Gulf
U.S. command reports MIG fighters and high speed surface craft attacked 7th Fleet warships in the Gulf of Tonkin. One MIG destroyed and two enemy craft sunk. four sailors wounded as ships pounded North Vietnamese shore batteries. Sterett not hit. Attacks occurred 20 to 30 miles north of the DMZ amid ongoing bombardment.
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UPI
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Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paris
Hanoi-Haiphong
South Vietnam
Dong Ha
Worden
Classified school workers seek pay hike and benefits study
The district three person personnel commission will study a 5.5 percent salary increase for classified staff plus fringe benefits. They debated whether to award more to offset cost of living, while proposals include higher family fringe contributions, extra holidays, and extended vacation adjustments. A professional salary survey is under way and will finish soon.
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Walter Holmdall
Employe
Vern Howerton
Howerton
Commission
Alice Milligan
Apollo 16 begins routine phase with mapping sensors
Apollo 16 astronauts unveiled a 17 million dollar sensor set and sped toward moon orbit with a planned landing in the highlands Thursday. Commander John W. Young and crewmates Thomas K. Mattingly and Charles M. Duke prepared for six days on the lunar surface after jettisoning a service module panel. The panel was released from 13,000 miles above the moon and a prior guidance problem was deemed minor.
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