Outpatient clinic proposed to ease medic shortage here
Dr. Rod Hamer proposes an outpatient clinic at Lompoc District Hospital to serve residents unable to find a family physician. The plan includes private funding if the hospital board rejects it, with two outside physicians lined up to work, a director, an aide, and an office clerk. The board will vote on indemnifying doctors and other staff changes at a 4 p.m. adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Tulledo
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc
Rod Hamer
Hamer
Ken Wicks
Ford hits Soviet thrust in Angola
President Ford expresses serious concern over Soviet and Cuban intervention in Angola and its impact on detente. Liberal senators push to block defense aid to Angolan guerrillas while Congress weighs limits on U.S. involvement. Church urges halt, Seiberling accuses CIA chief Colby of falsehoods.
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Ford
Angola
Washington
UPI
White House
Congress
Greener
U.S
Vietnam
U.N
Daniel Moynihan
Brazil
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Idaho
Colby
United States
Seiberling
Local students edge toward new proficiency exam
Forty 16 to 17 year olds in Lompoc Unified will sit the High School Proficiency Examination this Saturday in Hancock's Lecture Hall, with 12,000 statewide expected to take part. Passers earn a certificate in lieu of a diploma, while Cal Poly says it will honor the certificate as a diploma equivalent if standards are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Shaun Victor
Robyn McKenzie
Kerri Marshall
Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Valley
Hancock
Lompoc Unified School
Lauren Mitty
E. Olive Ave
Mitty
Lompoc High School
Hancock College
Cebada Canyon
North M St
Apt. B
Huntington Pl
Curtis Jaeger
W. Apple
McKenzie
Marshall
University of California
Frank Lakatos
Cal Poly
Everett M. Chandler
Chandler
Kissinger urges joint effort to aid developing nations
Secretary of State Kissinger told a world conference that oil producing countries and industrial nations share a collective obligation to aid developing nations. He warned the United States cannot bear the major burdens alone and called for a joint program involving both sides without threatening aid cuts to noncompliant states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Tax compromise fails cigarette? Veto next?
Congress fails to agree on a spending ceiling and the Senate passes a six month tax cut extension into 1976. The outcome hinges on a possible presidential veto and an override vote as House and Senate rush to finish before adjournment.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Senate
House
Energy bill moves to curb prices for 40 month program
The House approved a broad energy bill by 236 to 160 to push prices down at the outset of a 40 month national program. It would rollback prices then rise with inflation, with Senate options for changes and possible new conference. President Ford's stance remains uncertain.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Redistricting Sparks Battle Over Santa Barbara County Boundaries
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors, by a 3-2 vote, adopted a redistricting ordinance ahead of the June 1976 primary. The plan shifts Santa Ynez Valley to the Fourth District and adds Hope Ranch to the Second District, drawing accusations of politics and favors among incumbents and candidates.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara County
Isla Vista
Goleta Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
Hope Ranch
Frost
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
McEwen
Smith
Mission St
Fletcher
Robert E. Kallman
Kallman
James M. Slater
Francis H. Beattie
Beattie
Hollister Ranch
Gaviota
Pt. Conception
North County
Los Padres
Lesley Yeager
Hollister
Slater
Southern California Edison Co
Kummer
Rodgers files for council fourth aspirant joins race
A second candidate filed for the March 2 Lompoc City Council election and a fourth aspirant took out papers. Rod gers, Vandenberg AFB chief engineer Ed Rodgers, joined Earl Collins. Alberta Morgan, an unsuccessful last year's winner, also took out a petition. Burnham Truman has taken out papers but not filed yet. Two council seats are open with Emil Scolari and Mayor Art Scott’s terms expiring. If incumbents don’t file by December 24 at 5 p.m., non incumbents gain extended deadline to December 31 at noon.
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Lompoc
Wilma Thomas Ed Rodgers
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Earl Duane Collins
Alberta Morgan
Burnham Truman
Civil Service
Emil Scolari
Art Scott
Scolari
Scott
Moore testifies she planned to kill President Ford
Sara Jane Moore told UPI she intended to murder President Ford when she fired at him on September 22 but refused to confirm any conspiracy with others on a different date. She said she acted alone on the date of the shooting but would not discuss possible involvement of others. She answered questions swiftly, slowing when asked about others.
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Sara Jane Moore
Ford
San Francisco
UPI
Miss Moore
U.S
Samuel Conti
St. Francis
Conti
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Soviet Union
Cuba
William Greener
Universal Technical Institute
Victor
Jaeger
OPEC
M. Keith Watkins
Solvang
Santa Barbara
Levane (Lee) Hackett
Rodgers
Walnut Street
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