County faces deeper money troubles and halted payments
Auditor-Controller Albert Eaves Jr. froze about 20000 in warrants delaying transfers and slowed payment of county bills including telephone and power costs. Sheriff and court bills, overtime at the Goleta jail, and district attorneys’ charges add to the strain as April tax funds arrive and bank loan deadlines loom. Washington reports Nixon standing firm against antiwar protests and pursuing China outreach while warning lawbreakers will be prosecuted.
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Eaves
Goleta Valley
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Indochina
Vietnam
Pacific
China
United States
Peking
United Nations
U.S
Seige
Justice Department
FBI
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Congress
South Vietnam
VD Cases Rise in Santa Barbara County and Lompoc
County health officials report VD cases surged almost 60 percent in Santa Barbara County last year with gonorrhea up 55 percent and syphilis up 84 percent. Lompoc clinic increased to weekly sessions since September. Health nurse Mrs. Dunn urges education and reporting to treat partners and prevent complications.
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Ray McCuen
Santa Barbara County
Lompoc Valley
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Eileen Dunn
Lompoc
County Health Department
Dunn
Health Department
Eight indicted again for kidnap plot in Kissinger case
Federal grand jury reindicts eight people over an antiwar vandalism plan aimed at kidnapping Henry Kissinger. The superseding 10 count indictment adds two new defendants, drops three, and adds 13 overt acts. Named defendants include Rev Philip Berrigan Sister Elizabeth McAlister Rev Joseph Reese Wenderoth Rev Neil McLaughlin Anthony Scoblick Eqbal Ahmad Mary Scoblick John Blick and others. The case follows earlier charges from January and concerns plots against Kissinger and attacks on federal buildings.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
Danbury, Conn
Catonsville
Joseph Reese Wenderoth
Baltimore
Neil Raymond McLaughlin
Anthony Scoblick
Eqbal Ahmad
John Theodore Blick
Ashland
Selective Service Board
FBI
Rochester
Federal panel warns on CRLA probe witness cooperation
A three judge panel told California prison officials to compel state workers and inmates to testify, threatening dismissal of charges in a Soledad case if witnesses remain uncooperative. The commission probes Gov Reagan veto of federal CRLA funding and alleged muzzling by state officials and lawyers.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Rural Legal Assistance
Soledad State
Unson
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Ronald Reagan
Poverty Agency
Lewis K
Soledad
Raymond Procunier
Department of Corrections
William McCabe
CRLA
Commission
Jay Linderman
State Department of Human Resources
McCabe
Bombers pound borders in Laos Cambodia and A Shau
UPI reports B52 bombers hit near Laos to deter North Vietnamese rear of the Lam Son 720 push into the A Shau Valley. Other raids targeted the Central Highlands and trails through Cambodia and the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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Saigon
UPI
Laos
A Shau
Central Highlands
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
Lam Son
Phan van Phu
ARVN
Lang Vang
Snoul
Judge denies delay in Amtrak takeover amid protests
UPI reports District Judge Howard Corcoran refused to halt the midnight transfer of most U.S. railroad passenger service to Amtrak. Unions and a consumer group planned immediate appeals, arguing Amtrak's labor protections are inadequate and could harm up to 25,000 workers without severance pay as 101 of 285 intercity trains are to be dropped starting Saturday.
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UPI
USS
Howard Corcoran
Amtrak
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N. Lupine Ave
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
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Elizabeth McAlister
Enn College
Tarrytown
N.Y
Adlai Stevenson Institute of Public Affairs
Chicago
Mary Cain Scoblick
Scoblick
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