Alessio family and ex-prison officials plead innocent in bribery case
Five defendants including Dominic Bud Alessio and uncle Tony Alessio plus ex Lompoc officials Anthony Santiago and Daniel Morgan pleaded not guilty to bribery and conspiracy. Indictments accuse John and Angelo Alessio of offering bribes for trips, sexual favors, and unauthorized absences at Lompoc and related conduct. Bond set, venue may move to Los Angeles. John Alessio remains jailed awaiting arraignment.
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Bud) Alessio
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Lompoc
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Priority report cites closing of schools amid enrollment drop
A staff committee has recommended a priority list for school closings to Supt. Glen Wegner as enrollment declines. Names were not disclosed though sources linked El Camino Miguelito and La Canada. Enrollment stood at 12 407 on Nov 24 with about 60 classrooms empty and projections suggest a gradual drop toward 10 000. Decisions before mid March affect teacher contracts and budget by June 30.
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Ecology center permit revocation on agenda
Lompoc City Council set a public hearing for Tuesday night to revoke the conditional use permit for an ecology center at 321 North First Street due to violations in the C M commercial industrial zone. The meeting also covers highway signs along Rt 1 and water well rehabilitation costs.
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Lompoc
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Nixon presses Vietpeace talks despite no cease fire plan
President Nixon held intensive consultations with top advisers on Vietnam but gave no timetable for a cease fire. A French radio report of a 48 hour signing was dismissed as unfounded. Kissinger met Rogers Laird Agnew Helms and Moorer while Thieu pressed for South Vietnamese sovereignty and troop withdrawal conditions.
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21 Die After Coke Plant Explosion on Brown's Island
An explosion and fire at a new coke plant on Brown's Island in the Ohio River killed 21 workers and injured at least 10. The plant, built for National Steel Corp by Koppers Co, lies opposite Steubenville Ohio with gas lines ruptured and the area sealed off.
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W. Va
UPI
Ohio River
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Brown's Island
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Ohio
Ralph Cox
Truman in Serious Condition As Kidney Failure Worsens
Former President Harry S Truman remained semiconscious and in very serious condition as kidney function deteriorated. doctors noted decreasing output and blood impurities, with heart function steady but erratic, while vital signs showed stable pressures and pulse.
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UPI
Harry S Truman
Truman
Wallace H. Graham
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Research Hospital
John Dreves
Dreves
Raham
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