Lompoc project cost seen rising in interim report
U S Bureau of Reclamation official Phil Macias will present an interim oral reappraisal of the Lompoc dam and reservoir project on the lower Santa Ynez River. The session Tuesday at 2 p m with County Water Agency directors will discuss an expected cost increase from about 70 million dollars.
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Santa Ynez River
Phil Macias
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Santa Barbara
Macias
Bureau
Central Coast
Water Agency
Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
County Administration
Narrows
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Corps
Robert M. Edmonston
Edmonston
UCSB plans nuclear reactor discussions at board meeting
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors will discuss UCSB's application to build a nuclear reactor research facility at a Monday session in the County Administration Building. The meeting also covers county financial aid to UCSB Chamber Singers for a European tour and various local planning and park topics.
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Board of Supervisors
UC Santa Barbara
Raymond D. Johnson
Ucsb Chamber Singers
Santa Maria
Santa Marians
New Guadalupe Dunes
George H. Adams
Guadalupe
Santa Barbara
Joe J. Callahan
William Luton
Herbert Diverbiss
Westerly Stud Farms
Santa Ynez County
Goleta Valley
Goleta Union
City hotline helps one case as program begins
Lompoc Valley's Hotline operated last night with one reported case of a hard narcotic problem. Regulations shield details. Pregnant or drug-related emergencies can call RE 6-4535 for aid. hours 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Fri and Sat, 7 p.m. to midnight other days.
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Lompoc Valley
County approves sheriff substation contract at airport site
The Board of Supervisors accepted Collins and Fletcher Co. of Lompoc as low bidder at 248 700 for a sheriff substation and holding facility on Santa Maria Public Airport property. Six other bids ranged up to 288 000 while an alternate bid was 252 000. Public Works Director Norman H Caldwell said costs had risen since last year and the county could not beat the Lompoc bid.
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Lompoc
Board of Supervisors
Collins and Fletcher Co., Inc
Public Works
Norman H. Caldwell
Caldwell
Red China launches first earth orbiting satellite
China announces its first space satellite a 346 pound craft orbiting Earth and broadcasting The East is Red. The launch places China as the sixth nation in space joining the United States Soviet Union France Britain and Japan.
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China Today
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Soviet Union
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Japan
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Chien Hsen-shen
U.S. Air Force
Shuang Chengtsu
Lopnor
Lenin
Chien
California Institute of Technology
Guggenheim
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Defense Scientific Advisory
L A teachers strike enters third week in L A
The Los Angeles strike by teachers extends into a second week with about 1,000 non teaching workers on the lines. Nearly half of 24,500 teachers and about 45 percent of students remain out as cafeterias close and janitors falter.
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Los Angeles
UPI
International Union
Egyptian bombers near Tel Aviv in latest strike
A flight of Egyptian bombers penetrated to within 90 miles of Tel Aviv firing on targets near El Arish. Israeli interceptors shot down two Ilyushin 28s, one crewman killed, and a cowbarn, quarantine station, and ice factory were damaged with 30 sheep killed. No civilians harmed.
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Nahal Yam
Bardawil Lagoon
Haiti Under Siege As Duvalier Quelled Mutiny
Haiti cut off from international contact after a mutiny near Port au Prince. Ambassador Arthur Bonhomme said mutineers shelled the capital, with shells landing near Duvalier’s palace and several houses damaged. Bahamian planes searched for ships, U S aid was rejected as an internal affair, and communications with Haiti were severed.
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Duvalier
United States
Arthur Bonhomme
Washington
Coast Guard
Port Au Prince Friday
Cuba
Bahamas
Bonhomme
State Department
Caribbean
Agnew Attacks Senate Over Court Nominations In South Carolina
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told about 2,000 Republican supporters in Columbia South Carolina that the Senate blocked Nixon Supreme Court picks Haynsworth and Carswell. He urged opposition to those he called enemies of American values and warned of a Blackmun clash.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
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Senate
Clement Haynsworth
G. Harold Carswell
South Carolina
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Harry A. Blackmun
Haynesworth
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