Judge rules for state on Highway 1 bypass near Lompoc
Superior Court Judge Marion A. Smith rules in favor of the state against opponents seeking to block the Highway 1 bypass. The $8.2 million, 5.4 mile project was awarded to Haskell Co. of Watsonville after bids opened June 20, with contract actions and potential appeals moving through the courts.
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Map of gravesites eyed in Corll killings probe
A hand drawn map and other evidence found at a cabin linked to Dean Corll, the Houston area killer, points to several probable graves in the San Jacinto National Forest. Sheriff Hoyt said authorities will inspect the area while confirming details with Texas Rangers. a torture board and lime marked the case.
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Henley
Brooks
Bombing in Cambodia Ends After Final Hours of Strike
UPI reports orders to halt bombing in Cambodia take effect by midnight as American air power winds down to end over a decade of combat in Southeast Asia. Vice President Agnew faces probes while Cambodians carry on amid the final punitive strikes and looming rebel moves.
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Marsh Thompson
Maryland
Cox presses argument that president is not above law
Special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox filed a 67 page brief arguing the president must turn over tape recordings to the grand jury. A second grand jury was swom in to probe Watergate side issues including ITT finance for the 1972 GOP convention. Cox said the president is not sovereign and has a legal duty to provide material evidence.
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Cambodian Nationals on Alert in South Vietnam
Saigon command puts over 5,000 Cambodian nationals in South Vietnam on 100 percent alert amid possible orders to send military aid to Cambodia. Troops near the border could be ferried by helicopter to defend Phnom Penh if needed. no decision has been made. Government cites 70 ceasefire violations in the past day and 21,566 since January 28.
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Wrecked B25 Found In Big Sur Ravine
The World War II B25 bomber wreckage was discovered in thick brush in a ravine near Big Sur. Deputies reached the site by foot after an Army helicopter ferried them to a knoll. bones were found and sent to the Monterey County Coroner.
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U N Security Council weighs mild censure over airliner incident
The United States signals possible endorsement of a mild condemnation of Israel for last week's seizure of an Arab airliner in Beirut. Russia backs sanctions, Lebanon urges stronger action, and Israel defends its self defense amid diplomatic maneuvering.
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