Committee reverses decision on zoning near Lompoc
A county advisory committee reversed itself under resident pressure and recommended one acre zoning on a 75 acre parcel north of Lompoc. The panel kept the half acre plan for about 138 acres west of Onstott Estates and north of Lompoc Casmalia Road.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Rucker Road
Onstatt Estates
Mesa Oaks
Hugh D. Young
Onstott Estates
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Young
Vandenberg Village
Board of Supervisors
la Purisima Road
Lompoc- Casmalia
la Purisima Mission
Mission Hills
Miguelito Canyon Road
Canyon
Lompoc High Earns Five Year Accreditation
Lompoc High School received a full five year term of accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges announced by principal Robert Paisola. A five member team from schools university districts and the state department of education conducted an on site assessment in March confirming the school meets state high school standards.
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Lompoc High School
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Robert Paisola
State Department of Education
Meat market plunge tied to Phase III lift and freezer stock
Wholesale meat buyers say shoppers hoarded groceries during Phase III price controls have halted buying and are living off freezer stock. Prices on Midwest markets fell for the third straight day as grain futures contributed to lower meat costs.
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United Press International
Midwest
Livestock Market News
Des
Moines
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Nixon to Launch Public Appearance Tour With New Plan
President Nixon will fly to Florida for a weekend break before an expanded schedule of public appearances. His first major speech in the plan is set for Monday in New Orleans to address about 45,000 delegates at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. Gerald L. Warren, deputy White House press secretary, said the plan aims to focus on pressing matters beyond Watergate.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Florida
New Orleans
U.S
Southeast Asia
White House
Watergate
Warren
Key Biscayne
Archibald Cox
California
Nixon speech fails to aid Watergate crisis
Congressman Charles Teague criticizes President Nixon's Watergate handling calling the tapes irrelevant to the investigation and urges a commission of retired jurists to review them. He defends Agnew, notes food prices, and discusses farm policy, foreign aid, and wage votes amid a summer recess.
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Charles M. Teague
Lompoc
Air Force
Lions Inn
Salvador Felices
1St
Strategic Aerospace Division
E. C. Stevens
Teague
John Larsson
Chamber of Commerce
Jessup Lowe
Samtec
Nixon
Congress
Watergate
Executive Branch
Spiro Agnew
Reagan Wins Tax Cut Victory as Legislature Approves Plan
California Gov. Ronald Reagan wins approval from a Democratic legislature for a six month sales tax roll back and an income tax rebate. SB90 spans a 5 cent sales tax cut and targeted income tax reductions funded from a $826 million surplus. Families with $15 000 income save 60 dollars, those with 25 000 save 137 and 50 000 save 583. Aides say Reagan will sign next week. Weather forecast: fair to fog and low clouds near coast, warmer inland with 60s to mid 80s highs. Tides noted through Monday.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Ralph Dills
D-Gardena
Senate
San Francisco Bay Area
Dills
California
Union
UFW Leader Faces Threat as Sniper Kills Aide in California
Cesar Chavez mourns the death of Juan Delacruz, a longtime UFW supporter since 1965, shot near a table grape ranch in Lamont amidst a broader strike with 28 ranches signing with the Teamsters. Two Filipino workers Bayani Advincula and Ernest Baclig were detained after sighting a sniper car.
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Lamont
Calif
UPI
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
Table Grape
Chavez
San Joaquin
UFW
Teamsters Union
Juan Delacruz
Kern General Hospital
Bakersfield
Bayani Advincula
Ernest Baclig
Flood death toll nears thousand in Pakistan floods
Foreign office spokesman said the Punjab floods are certainly in the hundreds and may pass 1,000. Unusually heavy monsoon rains have hit India Pakistan and Bangladesh with massive casualties and crop losses. Interim damage estimates exceed 300 million dollars and may rise to 500 million. The year’s economy could be a minus year with export declines.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
UPI
Foreign Office
Punjab
India
Bangladesh
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Santa Barbara
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Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
13Th
Santa Paula
Federal Treasury
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