Progress Yields to History as Lompoc Owner Faces Archaeology Rule
Neal Elms battles a California Environmental Quality Act requirement to fund a preliminary archaeological investigation before splitting his historic land behind University Park. City planners and archaeologists cite La Purisima Mission remnants on his 538 South F Street property, delaying permits and raising costs.
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Michael Kaufman
Larry Spanne
Garing, Taylor & Associates
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al Autry
la Purisima
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Alphabet bomber suspect arrested in L A airport killings
Yugoslavian Muharem Kurbegovic, a 31 year old printer, is arrested in Hollywood and charged with murder for the airport and Greyhound terminal bombings. Police link him to the Rasim message and say voice on a taped confession matches. FBI to file federal destruction of an airport charge. apartment searched for explosives.
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Muharem Kurbegovic
International
Greyhound
Daryl Gates
Kurbegovic
Hollywood
Isaac Rasim
Aliens of America
New Zealand
FBI
Rasim
National health insurance bill delayed in House committee
Washington officials report the House Ways and Means Committee could not reach consensus on a national health insurance bill and will delay action until after Labor Day recess. President Ford urged a timely bill, while Mills said consensus remains elusive despite efforts.
President Ford leads mourning for Davies
President Ford led the nation in mourning as the body of slain Ambassador to Cyprus Rodger P. Davies was returned to the United States.
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Davies
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UPI
Cyprus
Rodger P. Davies
United States
GM trims price hikes after White House pressure
General Motors cuts its planned price increase on 1975 models by 54 dollars amid White House pressure to curb inflation. The new average rise is about 6 percent for cars and 10 percent for trucks, with 100 to 160 dollars slated for emission controls and higher destination charges.
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Gerstenberg
Ford Motor Co
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Iacocca
UN Troops Ignore Turkish Demand on Cyprus Port
United Nations peacekeepers in Cyprus continued to patrol Famagusta despite a Turkish order to quit the port. A U.N. spokesman said clarifications on the demand had not been answered, while Swedish troops remained in place amid Turkish attacks to expand the north coast beachhead. The U.N. has reduced its presence across controlled areas since the Turkish offensive began.
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United Nations
Cyprus
Famagusta
Turkey
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Kyrenia
Demental
Bellapais
Braun Family Heads to Los Angeles to Collect Exchange Student
The Braun family plans a trip to Los Angeles to collect a foreign exchange student. ITT workers relocate their downtown office to an industrial park on Laurel Avenue amid internal moves. City Council hears from Emil Scolari not wearing a Centennial tie while City Administrator Gene Wahlers sports one.
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