Board to see full time resolution in county
The County Board of Supervisors, after a Dec 3 vote to raise salaries from 14 000 to about 24 000 a year, plans a Monday action to establish supervisorial jobs as full service positions. The move affects Catterlin Slater and Frost with Frost opposing citing workload versus pay for quality of work. The session also notes an $85 million budget and 2 900 employees in 50 departments. In a separate item, HEW reports 40 percent of AFDC families are ineligible or underpaid or overpaid costing 1 170 million dollars annually and outlines wage policy implications.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
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James M. Slater
Goleta Valley
Frank Frost
UC Santa Barbara
Frost
Washington
UPI
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Caspar W. Weinberger
HEW
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Weinberger
AFDC
California
Subpoenas Demand White House Documents in Watergate Probe
The Senate Watergate committee subpoenas 481 White House documents across 60 pages. They cover dairy industry campaign contributions and alleged ties between Nixon relatives and Howard Hughes. Subpoenas demand ledgers, checks, records, photographs, travel files, and more, due by 10 a.m. EST Friday.
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UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Samuel J. Powers
Executive Department
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
10 Gallon Week Gasoline Limit Urged by Energy Chief
Energy chief William E. Simon proposed a voluntary 10 gallon per week limit for motorists and a 10 gallon per customer cap at stations to avert rationing. He said compliance could delay mandatory controls and announced jet fuel for international airlines while Congress fast tracks an energy bill with emergency powers.
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UPI
William E. Simon
Simon
Federal Energy Office
Nixon
House
Senate
Congress
International Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Councilman weighs impact of new conflict of interest act
Lompoc councilman George Cotsenmoyer will decide in seven days how the Governmental Conflict of Interest Act affects him. The act requires annual statements on investments up to 1000 dollars and indicates if investments exceed 10000 dollars. Details remain sketchy and interpretation varies among legal minds.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
George Cotsenmoyer
General Motors
Midwest Blizzard Paralyses Regions From Plains to Lakes
A major December snow storm batters the Midwest, with up to 22 inches in Michigan and 17 inches in Lafayette Indiana. It forces the closure of hundreds of schools and businesses, leaves thousands stranded, and raises weather deaths to 19 for the week as travelers seek shelter across the midlands.
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Rockies
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Ohio Valley
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Detroit
Indianapolis
Lafayette
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Overland Park
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Effingham
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Midlands
David Gish
Christian Church
PTA to Meet Flood Control Officials Over Unfenced Miguelito Channel
Miguelito School PTA members will meet flood control officials on January 17 to discuss hazards along the unfenced Miguelito Channel near Olive Avenue. A letter from PTA president Mrs. S N Ledgerwood cites open storm drains, accessibility for children, decay in dry seasons, refuse collection, and attracts for cyclists and drivers.
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Miguelito
Miguelito Channel
S.N. Ledgerwood
Olive Avenue
Mike Wooten
Teague
Santa Barbara
Washington
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