Congress set to adjourn as war end deadline fades
Senate and House leaders reached a late year deal to keep the foreign aid program funded through March, allowing adjournment next week. The Mansfield amendment calling for U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam within six months remains in limbo until January, while the House may add 500 million dollars for Israel in a defense bill as part of ongoing aid debates.
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Fifteen year old girl found intoxicated near Cabrillo High
A 15 year old girl was taken to Vandenberg AFB Hospital after being found intoxicated near Cabrillo High School. Deputies report she told them she drank a gallon of wine and was found by witnesses lying in a field across Constellation Road shortly after noon.
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Survivors Rescued From Heering Kirse in Pacific
Twelve survivors of the Danish vessel Heering Kirse were rescued in a lifeboat by Liberian freighter Puna about 140 miles northeast of Midway Island. Two injured, two possibly women, said to be among the first off the ship which vanished in a storm. The Puna plan to take them to Japan, not Midway, after sighting the lifeboat 25 miles from the final radio ping.
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Pentagon plans early discharges to trim Army by June
The Pentagon announced most first term soldiers will be eligible for early discharge between now and June, with some up to 18 months early. Three year volunteers may also exit early if joining National Guard or reserves after a full overseas tour. Discharges target reducing strength to Congress set levels, affecting 60,000 to 100,000 personnel.
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Cancer compound found in nonfiltered tobacco smoke
Two chemists report detecting minute amounts of nitrosamines in condensate from a popular nonfilter cigarette. They cannot judge the health impact yet and are studying whether cigarette filters remove the carcinogenic nitrosamines. The finding ties to soil nitrogen content and tobacco fertilization.
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Bush urges quick resumption of Arab-Israeli talks
U S Ambassador George Bush urged rapid restart of interim peace talks with Egypt and other Arab states, deferring the toughest issues. The appeal came as the UN General Assembly debated an 18 nation resolution calling Israeli troop withdrawal from 1967 territories and Jar ring’s peace mission revival. Israel rejected the proposal as unacceptable and Abba Eban planned to outline Israel’s objections.
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Radio chess match canceled in Lompoc Hall
The radio chess match between Lompoc Valley Chess Club and Santa Barbara Chess Club at Lompoc City Hall was canceled due to technical problems with the radio transmission. Club president Vaughn Proctor said a new date will be set sometime next year.
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Tornadoes Roar Across South and Midwest Killing Three
Wide area storms lashed the South and Midwest causing crumpled homes unrooted a school damaged trailer houses and power line havoc. Three people died and at least 28 were injured as warnings spanned nine states from Arkansas to Ohio with rains and floods across Oklahoma Indiana Illinois and Michigan.
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Frazier Found Legally Sane in Slayings at Pool
A UPN jury of eight women and four men ruled John Linley Frazier legally sane at the time of murdering Dr Victor Ohta and four others and dumping their bodies in a swimming pool. The panel adjourned as Frazier sat and chewed candy while the penalty phase dates are set with possible life or death sentence in California.
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