Carter sets preconditions for Geneva peace talks
President Carter told reporters in Washington that there is no point in holding a Geneva peace conference this year unless substantial achievements are made beforehand. He said pre-Geneva agreements could reduce disputes over Palestinian representation and delegation composition, and he described his talks with King Hussein as productive.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Hussein
Jordan
Geneva
U.S
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
PLO
SALT talks resume May 11 in Geneva under US lead
The State Department said technical level SALT talks will resume May 11 in Geneva led by Paul Warnke. They will cover verification of MIRVs, concealment countermeasures, data base sharing, and preventing transfer of missile tech, with higher level talks to follow later in May.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Geneva
Hodding Carter
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Paul Warnke
Arms Control Agency
Carter
Moscow
Anatoli Dobrynin
Vance
Hospitals and medics unite against hospital cost ceiling
Washington doctors and the American Hospital Association vow united opposition to the administration plan for a 9 percent annual ceiling on hospital cost increases. AHA President McMahon attacks HEW chief Califano as using scare tactics while urging Congress to resist the proposal. The move is tied to Carter’s broader health care agenda including federal child care subsidies and expanded medical care programs.
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Washington
UPI
American Hospital Association
AHA
J. Alexander McMahon
Congress
McMahon
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Carter
United States and Cuba hold face-to-face fishing talks in Havana
In Havana the United States and Cuba resume direct negotiations on overlapping fishing zones off Florida with Terence Todman leading the U S delegation. Officials say the talks focus solely on fishing and maritime boundaries as relations move toward normalization.
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United States
Cuba
Washington
UPI
Havana
U.S
Terence Todman
State Department
Todman
inter-American Affairs
Florida
Hodding Carter III
Sign approved for Oceanwood apartments in Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commission approved the concept of a identification sign for Oceanwood apartments at Ocean Avenue and U Street clearing final ARC review. The two sided sign will be 54 square feet and details must be approved by the Architectural Review Committee before it becomes a reality.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Planning Commission
Oceanwood
Ocean Avenue
U Street
Architectural Review Committee
Four cities deemed ineligible for SB 174 funds in county plan
Four of five county cities Santa Maria Lompoc Carpinteria and Guadalupe do not qualify as urban areas for the 102000 SB 174 funds. Goleta Valley including Isla Vista and western Santa Barbara Goleta Valley qualify for the full amount to fund recreational facilities. The plan noted 1970 census designations stirred controversy and funds will be discussed in the 1977 78 budget. weather notes follow with variable high cloudiness through Wednesday and minor temperature changes.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc
Carpinteria
Guadalupe
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Michael Pahos
Goleta Valley
Isla Vista
Pahos
Senate
Park Department
Suspect ransacks home twice while cab waits
Police say Bobby Kay Hogan 34 of 617 B North A St used a taxi to visit Dr Milton Verne Duncan at 214 South H St while the couple were away. She reentered a second taxi an hour later for another raid. Bail set at 2000. Additional burglaries reported include cameras rifles rings and stereo gear valued at 504 from Antonio Nunez 704 North Fifth St and items from Benny Rodriguez 438 North L St Apt 3 and James Wells 521 East Ocean Ave distributor of Smoke Riders.
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Bobby Kay Hogan
North A St
Milton Verne Duncan
South H St
Duncan
Hogan
Lompoc
Antonio Escobedo Nunez
Fifth St
Benny Rodriguez
North L St
Apt. 3
James Robert Wells
E. Ocean Ave
Wells
Smoke Riders
Battle resumes in Lebanon as clashes flare near Israeli border
In south Lebanon Christian rightists and Palestinian guerrillas renewed fighting after a week lull. A local reporter counted three dead and five wounded as armored cars mortars and heavy machine guns pounded villages near the frontier.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Move to 90 k p h on federal roads could trigger arrests
The Federal Highway Administration proposes a 100 million dollar plan to convert all road signs to metric by 1982 with speed limits posted in kilometers per hour. The changeover would start next summer and finish by September 30, 1982, with no dual listings.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Highway Administration
Decision near on CCC beds in Lompoc hearing
Approval or denial of 13 additional intermediate care beds at Lompoc Convalescent Care Center hinges on a forthcoming recommendation from state health chief Jerome Lackner after testimony from local officials and residents. Levy will relay within 15 days, with state inspectors to follow before final licensing.
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Sue Edelman
Lompoc
Department of Health
Keith Levy
Levy
Jack Foley
CCC
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Michael Palmer
Kcoy TV
Howard Martin
Rona “Retzinger
Health Department
Palmer
Robert van Horn
Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development
van Horn
FBI chief says pre Watergate snooping should face prosecution
Attorney General Griffin Bell urged prosecuting FBI officials for illegal snooping in the pre Watergate era while lamenting that agents charged in such cases must pay their own legal costs. He defended the FBI budget while noting morale impact from a former agent's indictment. Bell called it a great shame that agents must defend themselves at personal expense.
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Washington
UPI
Griffin Bell
FBI
Bell
Clarence Kelley
Couple searches for missing suitcase aboard Santa Maria flight
Vernice Bakun of Lompoc clings to an airplane at Los Angeles Airport as ground crew failed to remove her husband’s suitcase from a Santa Maria bound flight. Mr and Mrs Wayne Hasen collect the March 14 Record while en route to pick up their adopted child born that day.
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Vernice Bakun
Lompoc
Los Angeles International Airport
Santa Maria
Wayne Hasen
The
Record
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