CAC favored to run Lompoc pilot bus service
Lompoc officials plan to award a contract to the Community Action Commission CAC after evaluating three bids for a 10 month pilot fixed route transit starting around September 1 The city seeks a CAC option with broader management resources and potential fare relief while ensuring public service for all residents The council also may file a 19000 transit claim under SB-325 with the Area Planning Council and allocate unused funds to streets and roads
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Board of Supervisors
Convention Opens As Ford Reagan Seek Votes For Nomination
At Kansas City Kemper Arena the 31st GOP convention begins with speeches and lobbying as Ford and Reagan vie for the 1130 delegate majority. Buckley withdraws his first ballot bid amid talks with Reagan strategists. Ford leads in uncommitted delegates while Reagan campaigns across delegations with Schweiker at his side.
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R-N.c
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California
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William Scranton
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Susan
Jack
Steve
Alaska
Virginia
First Baptist Church of
Oxnard
Calif
John Ashcroft
Missouri
Richard Horton
Atlanta
Tom Watson
Buckley withdraws from presidential nomination race
Sen. James Buckley of New York announces he will not seek the Republican presidential nomination. The move leaves Ford and Reagan as the main contenders, with Buckley aiming to unify delegates and back the convention’s clear choice. He had previously floated a second ballot bid to test delegate sentiment.
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Anne Armstrong
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UPI
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New York
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Ronald Reagan
Buckley
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Rosenbaum
Jimmy Carter
Free 130000 Guadeloupe Homes Threatened by La Soufriere Eruption
In Guadeloupe evacuees numbered about 130000 fled southern Basse Terre as La Soufriere roared to life belching ash and toxic fumes. Officials warned the mountain could explode with the force of several atomic bombs, threatening wide areas and prompting mass sheltering and looting patrols.
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Rightist offensive expands in Lebanon mountains near Beirut
Rightist forces press a new campaign to clear remaining leftist pockets in the central Lebanese mountains east of Beirut. Battles rage along the Ain Tourah area and along the Beirut confrontation line as shelling harms residential areas. American journalist Charles Glass wounded in the crossfire and treated at a hospital.
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