Angolan arms aid sparks push for Senate hearings
Senate leaders urge explanation from Kissinger and Colby on secret U.S. arms aid to Angola amid fear of another Vietnam. Mansfield says $25 million spent and another $25 million planned, with Congress demanding scrutiny and testifying officials. Clark warns against U.S. commitment risking extended conflict.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
U.S
Angola
Secretary of State
CIA
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
William Colby
United States
House Democratic
Thomas P. O'Neill
Central Africa
Dick Clark
D Lown
America
Lompoc City Council Eyes 190000 Street Improvement Windfall
Lompoc city officials plan to start paperwork for three street and highway projects using a 190000 surplus in Federal Aid Urban Street Program funds. Projects include widening Highway 246, building a bridge on Miguelito Channel to North Ave, and extending North Ave before June 30, 1977.
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Lompoc
Central Avenue
Seventh St
Miguelito Channel
V Street
North Ave
Lompoc Valley
Williams Bros
Two Killed in Weekend Los Olivos Car Crash
Santa Maria men Yoichi Matsuka and Manabu Shimoyama, both 20, died when their small foreign car collided head on with a motorhome driven by Daniel Lee McGriff, 49, in Los Olivos on Highway 154 near Alamo Pintado Road.
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Santa Maria
Los Olivos
California Highway Patrol
Highway 154
Alamo Pintado Road
Santa Ynez
la Purisima Road
Lompoc
Patsy Williams Pike
North Carolina
Vanessa Morrow
Richardson
CHP
Judge Accepts Sara Moore Guilty Plea
Federal Judge Samuel Conti accepted Sara Jane Moore’s guilty plea to charges of attempting to assassinate President Ford in San Francisco. Psychiatrist Dr. Jack Eardley testified Moore was competent to enter the plea after interviewing her at the federal facility in Springfield Missouri. The plea carries possible life imprisonment and reflects Moore’s request to change her plea from not guilty to guilty for the Sept 22 shooting attempt.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Samuel Conti
Jack Eardley
Federal Correctional Facility
Springfield
Miss Moore
Eardley
President Ford
Conti
Auto accidents rise in November 1975 CHP report
The Buellton CHP office reports November accidents and injuries more than double the prior year in Santa Ynez and Lompoc Valleys. Total incidents rose to 53 from 33, with injuries up to 21 from 11. Drunken driving arrests fell to 20 from 30.
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California Highway Patrol
Buellton
CHP
Santa Ynez
Lompoc
County Hits Bottom in State Safety Contest
Santa Barbara County finished eighth and last in its county group in CSAC Employe Safety Contest. The tally shows a lost workday incidence rate of 6.83 with 187 lost days for the 1975 fiscal year. Accidents ranged from falls to insect bites and over-exertion.
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Santa Barbara County
County Supervisors Assn. of
California
CSAC
Richard E. Watson
Supreme Court to hear new Miranda case on police rights
The high court agreed to review an Iowa sex murder case that could alter Miranda guidelines. Justices also considered whether zoning rules must yield to housing integration efforts and blocked a Philadelphia panel ruling on youths’ rights to mental health treatment pending appeal.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Iowa
Arlington Heights
Philadelphia
Earl Warren
Richard M. Nixon
Initiative to block coast plan from becoming law in California
Labor and business groups launch an initiative drive to bar the legislature from implementing the coastal plan crafted by the Coastal Commission. The plan, born from a 1972 initiative, would fund bonds and regulate development to protect the coast, with the commission to dissolve if not adopted by end of 1976.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Coordinating Council
State Coastal Commission
Commission
California
Gil Ferguson
Aline Cargill
Eureka
Senate seeks compromise to extend tax cuts despite veto threat
Democratic leaders remain confident they can override President Ford's veto of a six month tax cut extension but favor a compromise. Senator Mansfield signals support for a sense of Congress resolution to curb next year's spending while Ford demands a firm fiscal 1977 ceiling. The measure faces Senate action today and runs through Tuesday.
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Washington
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County Mental Health Services
Board of Supervisors
John Tunney
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Clark
U.N
Daniel Moynihan
Zaire
CBS Morning News
Forty Committee
Africa
Moynihan
Persian Gulf
New York
Yoichi Matsuoka
Cook Ave
Apt
Manabu Shimoyama
South Blosser Rd
Apt. 6
Daniel Lee McGriff
Bakersfield
Sumac Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Clyde Eldon Richardson
Airport Avenue
D Street
Frederica Ellen Bailey
North
D St
Perry Dale Miller
North E St
Bailey
H Street
North Avenue
Linda Luce Hunter
Sandi Johnson
E. Olive Ave
Hunter
Sara Moore
Walnut Ave
K-Mart
Lawrence Rodriguez
la Purisima Catholic Church
Our Lady of Guadalupe
High Court
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
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