Lompoc Faces 1975 Salt Waste Deadline Shakeup
City and regional officials debated mineral discharge curbs with Lompoc given until January 1976 to trim dissolved salts in the water basin. Industrial dischargers over 1000 pounds monthly face a February 1 1975 deadline to stop dumping in town while a draft source control ordinance is prepared for May 7.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Monterey
U. S. Geological Survey
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Lompoc Unified plans 57 000 bus funds transfer
Lompoc Unified School District trustees meet to discuss moving about 57000 from reserve accounts to buy school buses. The 3:30 p.m. meeting at the Central Administration Building will also review letters on bus safety week and a congressman pledge, along with enrollment, Title I programs, and staff changes.
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Lompoc Unified School District
North A St
Wilson Riles
Ronald Reagan
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Personnel Commission
Blacks file second suit over Zebra police stop searches
In San Francisco a second lawsuit was filed by Black residents protesting the police department's stop-and-search manhunt for the Zebra gunmen who have killed 12 people. The suit targets civil rights violations and seeks relief from the tactics used during the operation.
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San Francisco
UPI
SLA threat and civil rights suit noted in Sacramento report
The American Civil Liberties Union and lawyers including Stanford’s Anthony Amsterdam filed a suit seeking a declaration that indiscriminate police stops and searches of Black citizens are illegal. In San Francisco and Sacramento, warnings from the Symbionese Liberation Army and ongoing Watergate subpoenas draw federal attention as the Nixon administration weighs responses and officials discuss transcripts.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
Anthony G. Amsterdam
Stanford University
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Sacramento Bee
Symbionese Liberation Army
California
SLA
Berkeley
Bee
Pax
FBI
Mt Hermon battle tightens for Golan Heights control
Israeli and Syrian engineering units fought under heavy artillery to build supply roads up Mt Hermon 9000 feet high. Israel claimed mixed success with roads toward the peak while Syrian forces and Israeli air and ground fire clashed. Both sides reported no Israeli casualties, no Syrian casualty figures were issued.
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United Press International
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Israel
Tel EF
Syria
Supreme Court lets stand ruling on racial hiring quotas
The Supreme Court left in place a First Circuit decision upholding a 20 percent minority worker quota in Boston State College construction, avoiding a ruling on the broader constitutionality of racial hiring quotas. The order retains the color blind standard while leaving wider questions unresolved.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
1St
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston State College
Dwight D. Eisenhower
USS. Court of Claims
California
Justice Department
West
Grand Court
New Jersey
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Rayne Water Conditioning
Red Star Industrial Laundry
Lompoc District Hospital
Sawhill
New Energy
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Adlai E. Stevenson
D-Ill
United States
New York
United Nations
East Midtown
Second
First Avenues
Envoy Towers
Forty-fifth
46Th Streets
Second Avenue
Nixon
Jim Martin
Keith Wright
Zack Taylor
Terry Donoghue
Elks Lodge
First Valley Bank
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Camp David
James D. St. Clair
J. Fred Buzhardt
Congress
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Charles H. Percy
Ill
House
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ABC
Peter W. Rodine
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Mt.Hermon
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