Lompoc City Council approves 16 cent property tax hike
The Lompoc City Council set the tax rate at 1.8488 per 100 dollars, a 16 cent rise after abandoning a proposed 22 cent hike. Officials cited underestimation of city valuation by 1 million dollars and approved a used crane purchase. Additional actions included library system agreement, land annexation, and landmark designation for Artesia School.
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Harry J. Crompe
Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
E.C. Stevens
Scott
Charlotte Benton
Elinor
County of
Department of the Interior
James Cordy
Seventh St
Artesia School
Earl Calvert
County Historical Landmark Commission
Calvert
Longshoremen resume loading grain despite union boycott
Longshoremen returned to loading Russian purchased U S grain at Houston amid a nationwide AFL CIO maritime union boycott. A court order ended a work stoppage halting grain loading on two ships Bosanka and Iran Francisco. President Ford planned talks with Great Plains Wheat and Western Wheat Associates as industry officials expressed anger over the disruption.
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United Press International
Houston
Afl-Cio
Galveston
Tex
Iran
Francisco
Ford
Vail
Colo
Kenneth Kendrick
Irv Friede
Great Plains Wheat
Western Wheat Associates
U.S
John Dunlop
Washington
Nixon confirms tapes to be released later
Former President Richard Nixon says in a public deposition he plans to release his Watergate tapes and documents at a later date but will decide what to disclose, not Congress. The 171 page filing covers his custody suit and includes defense from his lawyers on sensitive questions.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
Congress
U.S. District Court
John W. Dean III
White House
Where do traffic fines go in Lompoc 1974 75?
The Lompoc Justice Court collected 172 797 in traffic and parking fines last fiscal year and the money flowed to city county and state accounts. City receipts totaled 56 622 27 from city and city/county tickets with 84 percent staying in Lompoc, and eight percent each to the general and road funds. County shares amounted to 63 817 with 37 028 in penalty fines mailed to Sacramento. General funds received about 5 718 42 from the traffic fines.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
Butler
Lompoc P.D
Sacramento
Gene Wahlers
Justice Court
Lompoc Justice Court
Israelis protest Rabin traitor label in Sinai pact protests
In Tel Aviv right wing demonstrators chant traitor outside Prime Minister Rabin home as Kissinger arrives for talks on about three billion dollars in U S aid. Israeli forces report killing three Arab guerrillas from Lebanon and a brief clash near Hanita. over 200 Loyalist Bloc activists confront police. Arafat warns Arab leaders against supporting any accord without Syrian and Jordanian pullbacks.
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United Press International
Tel Aviv
Yitzhak Rabin
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Lebanon
Kissinger
Middle East
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Hanita
Gush Imunim
Rabin
Washington
Ford
Beirut
al Anwar
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
United States
Golan Heights
Syria
Tahsin Bashir
Jerusalem
Mob attacks in Porto hit Portuguese Communist HQ
An angry mob ransacked and burned the headquarters of the pro Communist Democratic Movement in Porto. In the Azores, Communist leaders were ordered deported for safety as crowds wreck offices of leftist groups in Angra do Heroismo and Ponta Delgada.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Portuguese Democratic Movement
Porto
Azores Islands
Angra Do Heroismo
Ponta Delgada
Communist Party
Mid- Atlantic Islands
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Police Commission
Jeremiah Taylor
National Guard
Hall of Justice
Striking Police Officers Association
Julie Nichols
San Franciscans
Toug Tenderloin
Yasser Arafat
Pgm Today
Paris
Monda
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Vasco Goncalves
National Labor Confederation
Postman
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