Youth Killed in Santa Maria Crash Bystanders Injured
A Santa Maria youth, Gary Wayne Langen, 16, died on arrival at Santa Maria Valley Community Hospital after a rollover crash on Oak Knoll Road near Via Santa Maria. Car driver Arthur Vecente, 16, and passenger Tarry Lathery, 16, sustained minor injuries. another 16 year old, Leslee Esther Cooper, was treated for minor injuries in Lompoc. Four others in two more Valley accidents escaped injuries according to the CHP. Related items note planning commission duties and local government actions in Santa Barbara County city governance.
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Arthur Henry Vecente
Oak Knoll Road
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Tarry Lathery
California Highway Patrol
Langen
Vecente
Leslee Esther Cooper
S. First Pl
Lompoc Hospital
East Ocean Ave
Lompoc
CHP
Albin Theodore Lindquist
Burton Mesa Blvd
Rachel Livingood Jones
Spica Way
Vandenberg Village
Vets
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Burton Mesa Boulevard
Lindquist
William A. Graeber
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Virginia Marjorie Howren
Poppy St
McLaughlin Road
Wahlers
Dustin Griffith
Planning Commission
Santa Barbara
Wendell N. Cotton
League of California Cities
League
Community Action Commission seeks Head Start staff in Santa Barbara
The Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County invites applications for Head Start positions including a teacher aide and a cook. Apply by Sept 7 1970 at 232 E Montecito St Santa Barbara 93102. Call 965-1035 for details.
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Community Action Commission
Santa Barbara County
E. Montecito St
Santa Barbara
CAC
Agnew Resting in Honolulu After Asian Trip
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew relaxed on a Honolulu beach ending a five nation Asia swing. He cited over 60 percent elimination of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces in Cambodia and predicted further combat, while stressing U.S. involvement only to protect American troops. Police in Bristol have arrested John Harvey, a former bus conductor, for stealing fares by reusing his old uniform.
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Harvey
Cambodian Battalion Rushed to Stem Viet Cong Push Near Srang
UPI dispatch reports 600 Cambodian government troops, trained by South Vietnam, moving six miles from Srang toward Phnom Penh to block a Viet Cong advance after Sunday’s capture of the town. Viet Cong cut Highway 1 to Saigon, while an orphanage in South Vietnam suffered 10 dead and 44 wounded. Crates bound for Saigon stranded. reports of captured officials and soldiers linked to Viet Cong activity.
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UPI
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Kate Webb
Mideast peace talks stall as Israeli cabinet splits
United Press International reports rising tensions in Jerusalem over the peace talks with Egypt. Defense Minister Dayan questions the talks and may resign, while the cabinet detains the Israeli UN envoy. Cairo accuses Egypt of missile movements and an electronic equipment deal with the United States.
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Middle East
Egypt
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Israel
United States
Dayan
Suez Canal
Closing Stocks Report From Lompoc Market
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co. of Lompoc, with Rohrbaugh handling the final figures and market listings for the day.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
VA Announces Increase in Veterans Affairs Compensation
Donald E. Johnson announces a retroactive 4 percent increase in VA monthly compensation from July 1, with rates rising eight to twelve percent and dependency allowances for 50 percent or higher disability. Payments begin retroactively with September’s special payment. September 1 checks reflect old rates, while October 1 checks use the new rate.
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Veterans Affairs
Nixon
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