Lompoc approves 1.5 million sewer bond issue on ballot
The Lompoc City Council unanimously approves a $1.5 million sewer revenue bond for Nov 7 ballot. Partnership with Vandenberg Village Mission Hills and the Federal Correction Institution aims to expand the wastewater plant into a regional facility to meet federal grant requirements. Deadlines: Aug 25 to include in general election and Sept 5 for ballot arguments.
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Dock strike ends but workers hit leaders
In London delegates of Britain’s longshoremen voted to end a 20 day walkout but anger spilled into violence against union leaders and police. Jack Jones was assaulted as dockers clashed outside union HQ while a news conference was disrupted by water and debris.
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Welfare plans clash with Nixon era reforms at GOP gathering
HEW Secretary Elliott Richardson labeled George McGovern's welfare proposals misguided and warned Congress for not advancing Nixon's reform plans. He dismissed a $6500 family income pledge and $1000 tax credit as infeasible, urged platform support for Nixon's approach, and backed a moratorium on court ordered busing through 1973.
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Kissinger Arrives in Saigon Amid Peace Talks Hopes
Dr. Henry Kissinger landed at Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Saigon on a two day mission described as key to Paris peace talks. U.S. Ambassador Bunker and General Weyand greeted him as Thieu officials faced internal split over his role. Tho meanwhile left Paris heading toward Hanoi with plans to visit Beijing, while reports debated Thieu's future and possible interim coalition scenarios.
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Hanoi
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Switzerland
Autry faces clash over zoning letter to planning panel
Controversy arose over whether Community Development Director Al Autry overstepped authority in a letter opposing light manufacturing zoning tied to W R Dildine and Hogg Brothers Co. The Planning Commission debate centered on a tape reread showing whether a denial motion was ever voted on. The panel voted to delay action pending a citizens advisory panel review of the General Plan.
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al Autry
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George Barnes
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Clark describes extensive damage in North Vietnam to dikes and facilities
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark testified before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that he personally observed large holes in dikes and damaged schools hospitals and homes during a 600 mile tour of North Vietnam. He said water systems were disrupted and some cities were evacuated amid daily air alerts.
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