Nixon may delay ABM deployment despite Senate victory
Senate leader Mike Mansfield suggested President Nixon could postpone Safeguard ABM deployment for up to a year even after the Senate victory. He noted Nixon hinted at delays to leaders last March and favored withholding at the initial sites to test arms talks progress.
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John Hall Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Mansfield
Defense Department
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Pentagon
North Dakota
Montana
John Sherman Cooper
Vietnam
Cooper
Philip A Hart
D-Mich
Thomas J. McIintyre
H. Mansfield
McIntyre
Margaret Chase Smith
Spiro T. Agnew
South
Jackson
Washington
Dodd
Connecticut
McGee
Wyoming
Pastore
Rhode Island
Lompoc Eyes $650,000 Windfall From School Aid Bill
Lompoc may gain about $650,000 for 1969 70 from AB 606 as the school aid bill moves to final legislative action. The district could see restored honors classes and a pay raise package funded by the extra money, easing a financial crisis while facing potential federal cutbacks to P L 874 funds.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Sacramento
Qshast
Escnuur
Lompoc Education Association
Nixon
Congress
Washington
Charles M. Teague
George Murphy
Nixon proposes transit plan to ease urban congestion
President Nixon urged Congress to approve a 12 year mass transit program totaling 10 billion dollars. He asked for 3.1 billion in the first five years to halt a decline in public transportation and fund capital improvements for bus rail and subway systems. He warned urban growth could worsen traffic if action is delayed.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
House to pass tax reform faces Senate hurdles
House passage of a sweeping tax reform bill faces Senate obstacles and industry opposition. Rep. Wilbur Mills and supporters warn of political pushback from banks oil firms and other beneficiaries as White House Treasury officials seek changes and further study. The plan would raise about 7 billion in revenue while offering 9 billion in relief to individuals.
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Michael L. Posner
Washington
UPI
Senate
Wilbur D Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
White House
Treasury
Mills
Congress
Santa Maria woman, 4-year-old found after Sequoia Park search
Mrs. Mary Ann Corcoran, 25, and her daughter Beverly were missing since Sunday in Sequoia National Park and located late Wednesday about five miles from their car. Corcoran suffered dehydration while Beverly was reported in good condition. A Miramonte Conservation Camp crew and a park ranger found them.
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Sequoia National Park
Lions Club Heads to Pismo Beach Meeting
Lions Club members prepare for a Pismo Beach gathering this evening. Jeff Adam undergoes a pre Navy physical hair cut. A Vandenberg contractor reports a rat nest found on the motor of a pickup truck.
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Lions Club
Pismo Beach
Jeff Adam
Vandenberg
Peace talks stalemated as Viet Cong refuse peace terms
In Paris the Viet Cong rejected U S and South Vietnamese proposals at the 29th session. Mme Nguyen Thi Binh called for withdrawal of all U S and allied forces and for the end of support for the Thieu government. The U S chief negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge suggested a basis for talks, but the Communists maintained a hard line.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Nixon
Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
Lompoc business license history and changes
Editor notes this three part series on Lompoc's business license ordinance. It traces Ordinance 13 from 1898 and its evolution to raise revenue, detailing class and gross receipts fees, enforcement steps by City Clerk Wilma Thomas, and current revenues exceeding 50 000 yearly from over 1200 licenses with penalties for late payment.
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Lompoc
Rennie L. Adam
Wilma Thomas
Sheriff Shows Interest In Manuel Arrest
Andrew J. Manuel Jr. seeks safety while authorities pursue him in Arizona after FBI arrests. Manuel linked to John Norman Collins in Michigan murder case and traveled with Collins to California last June. Investigators in Santa Barbara County San Jose and Salinas tie Manuel to recent California killings resembling Michigan coed murders. Jane Doe in Lompoc found nearby in a ravine may be unidentified, with autopsy pending and no pregnancy or drugs detected.
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Andrew J. Manuel Jr
Michigan
Arizona
FBI
Manuel
John Norman Collins
Collins
California
Santa Barbara
San Jose
Salinas
Lompoc
McPeek
Jane Doe
Peter J. Zanella
Harry Looney
Looney
J.C. Pepney
Coa Saen Lonely Ravine
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Joseph Bogan
Bogan
el Capitan State Beach
Bodger Seed Company
Scotty Sinclair
Jack Barnes
Santa Maria
Cong
Mme. Binh
Saigon
Thomas
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