Egypt breaks diplomatic ties with Syria Libya Algeria and South Yemen
Egypt cuts relations with four Arab states after they freeze ties in protest of Sadat's peace initiative with Israel. Cairo recalls ambassadors and orders them to leave within 24 hours as cabinet meets to respond. Sadat asserts Israel must soften its position or face disclosure at peace talks.
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UPI
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Libya
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South Yemen
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Cairo Radio
Sadat
Middle East
Jerusalem
Britain
Tance Sadat
H.f
Sheree
Tal
Orig
Mn Eer
Geneva
U.N
Esmat Abdel Meguid
Moscow
Increasing water needs foreseen
Coast News Service reports that the County Water Agency projects a growing deficit between water needs and availability. Engineer-Manager Charles Lawrance notes a 29,000 acre-feet per year gap by 1980, rising to 40,000 by 1990 and 55,000 by 2000, even with moderate conservation. The board will discuss the report on December 13.
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Dick Praul
Coast News Service
County Water Agency
Water Agency
Charles Lawrance
Cuyama Valley
Lawrance
Planning board weighs 54 lot Lompoc project and 79 unit Orcutt tract
County planners will hear proposals for a 54 lot Lompoc northeast development and a 79 unit Orcutt tract, as officials cite water overdraft and supply concerns. OEQ officials flag liability if water systems fail and whether rising overdraft supports denial.
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Lompoc
Orcutt
County Planning Commission
The
Mesa Oaks Development Co
Construction valuation near 850000 for Lompoc housing
Lompoc reports about nine new single family homes and 16 apartment projects boosting November building valuation close to 850 thousand dollars. Permits issued cover 2 percent of projects with 25 for dwelling unit construction, lifting the fiscal year total to 10.1 million and calendar year to 14.8 million. Dwelling unit construction for the fiscal year rises to over 9.3 million by month end, up from 4.1 million last year.
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Lompoc
Court upholds officer action during traffic stop
The Supreme Court ruled 6 3 that an officer may routinely order the driver out of a car during a traffic stop citing officer safety as a weighty justification. The decision reversing a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling emphasizes reasonableness and minimal intrusion in line with safety concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
High Court
Cynthia Schaldenbrand Passes California Bar Exam
Cynthia Schaldenbrand, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chuck Carmichael of Lompoc, is happy after passing the California Bar examination.
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Cynthia Schaldenbrand
Chuck Carmichael
Lompoc
California
Taxpayers weigh county debt repayment for Lompoc library
City faces decision on whether to pursue repayment of 361000 spent on Lompoc Library after the county suspended annual debt payments this year. City Attorney Davidson says funds are earmarked for future library services and a 1970s amendment was dropped by the County Library Advisory Committee.
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Lompoc
School Administration Board
Civic Center Fund
Alan Davidson
County Library Advisory Committee
Davidson
Mine Union Calls Midnight Strike Across U.S.
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller said about 130,000 members would walk out at midnight with no chance to avert a strike. Coal operators president Joseph Brennan and mediator Wayne Horvitz noted ongoing talks as some miners began striking early in Ohio and West Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Joseph Brennan
Wayne Horvitz
Horvitz
Ohio
West Virginia
Split committee to meet
The Los Padres County Formation Review Commission will gather at Santa Maria Public Library Tuesday at 3 p m for its final meeting before four public hearings. They plan to discuss a proposed budget and welcome new administrative secretary John Patton. Hearings on Dec 13 20 27 and Jan 3 will assess the county seat question and other issues, with sessions moving to Santa Maria Solvang and Lompoc after the first hearing in Santa Barbara.
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Onstott Road
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Office of Environmental Quality
OEQ
Mesa Oaks
Albert F. Reynolds
Britt Johnson
Orcutt Area
Commission
Santa Barbara
Southpoint
Clark Ave
Orcutt Road
County Water Agency
Santa Maria
Orcutt
Reynolds
Los Padres County Formation Review Commission
Santa Maria Public Library
John Patton
Solvang
Signorelli Receives 90-Day Jail Term and Probation
Peter Allen Signorelli, 23, was sentenced by Lompoc Municipal Judge Terrill F. Cox to 90 days in jail and three years formal probation for batter y on a peace officer stemming from an incident on September 11. The judge suspended a one-year term during probation and ordered jail to begin January 3. Signorelli, of 538 South G Street, was convicted after a three‑day jury trial in November.
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Peter Allen Signorelli
Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Signorelli
South G Street
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