Lompoc Wins 3100 Acre Annexation Of FCI Property
The Board of Supervisors approved a 3100 acre annexation north of Lompoc to add Federal Correctional Institution lands to the city. The 4-1 vote followed City of Lompoc and LAFCO approvals with support from the Army and FCI authorities. Estimated population rise plus revenue gains were noted, with police, road, and schooling implications outlined.
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Lompoc
Board of Supervisors
Federal Correctional Institution
State Secretary’s
Sacramento
Daniel G. Grant
Grant
Local Agency Formation Commission
Joe J. Callahan
FCI
Callahan
Lompoc County
Longtin
Department of the Army
Washington
Nixon expected to reluctantly sign tax reform bill
President Nixon appears set to sign a tax reform bill despite reluctance. The measure cuts taxes by 9.1 billion dollars, raises social security benefits by 15 percent, and closes tax loopholes, with House passage 381 to 2 and Senate 71 to 6. If signed, tax changes take effect in coming months and a surtax ends next year.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
House-Senate
Johnson
President OKs Christmas adjournment as 1969 session nears end
Congress moves toward a Jan 19 adjournment after agreeing to keep Labor HEW and foreign aid funding with temporary authority. President Nixon signaled possible vetoes on key bills while Mansfield and Ford navigate remaining measures including tax reform and trade with communist nations. The Philadelphia plan was dropped by the Senate, clearing the way for year end adjournment.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Planners approve nursery and hobby ceramics home business
The Planning Commission approved a hobby type ceramic firing operation in a residence and a retail nursery at 308 N H St with conditions. The ceramics permit runs to Jan 1 1971. the nursery permit to run a year with a future review. They also sent a park fees ordinance to the city attorney and noted no conflict with PG and E transmission line plans east of the city.
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Planning Commission
Edward J. Burzdowski
E. Pine Ave
N. H St
D.F. Cooper
William W. Martin
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
County Planning Commission
California Public Utilities Commission
Lompoc
la Pursima Mission
Santa Ynez
PG and E
Youth charged with assault at teen dance
A 16 year old Lompoc youth was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly striking another teen with a metal chain outside a teen dance at the Veterans Memorial Building. The incident spurred further arrests for unlawful assembly and disturbing the peace as police and deputies dispersed a crowd of over 100 teens.
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Lompoc
Veterans Memorial Building
Carlos Orozco Salgado
S. Int
South D Street
Salgado
Lompoc Valley Jaycees
Ful Assembly
Jaycee
Weather update and holiday caroling report
Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with patchy morning fog and little temperature change. Highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s, lows in the 40s, winds light to southerly 10 to 20 mph. Tides reach 6.1 feet at 9 32 am and 3 5 feet at 11 44 pm, lows 2 5 feet at 3 14 am and 0 7 feet at 5 02 pm. Groups of young people caroled in Mission Hills University Park and nearby areas last night.
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Mission Hills
University Park
Snow storm delays travel across Midwest and New England
A broad winter storm spreads across the Midwest and East, shutting schools, delaying rail and air travel, and bringing heavy snow totals from Iowa to Illinois. New York City records 18 degrees with 37 mph winds as parts of the Northeast brace for more snow.
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United Press International
Midwest
New England
New York City
Pacific Northwest
O Hare
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Mason City
Indiana
Detroit
Oil slick fouls 22 miles of California beaches
Oil tides from a 21,000 gallon spill washed ashore along 22 miles of southern California beaches, with more oil lying offshore. Union Oil spokesman Fritz Springman said pollution may worsen though offshore seepage near Platform A had returned to a trickle. Donald Solanas of the USGS estimated 21,000 to 33,600 gallons offshore.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
California
Ventura
Fritz Springman
Union Oil Co
Platform A
Union Oil
Union
Pacific
Donald Solanas
U.S. Geological Survey
Court reverses ruling in Angela Davis case
The California Court of Appeal vacated Judge Jerry Pacht's order halting UCLA professor Angela Davis’s dismissal actions and granted a change of venue to Alameda County. The court upheld the regents’ ban on hiring communists and directed the case move to Alameda County for trial.
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LOS Angeles Upi
State Court of Appeal
University of California
Angela Davis
Superior Court
Jerry Pacht
Regents
Miss Davis
UCLA
University Regents
Alameda County
Pacht
U.S
Appelate
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Mond D. Johnson
LAFCO
Robert C. Lilley
Vandenberg Village
Lilley
Highway 1
Germain
Charlotte Benton
James Longtin
Brooks Speight
Pine Canyon
No Man’s Land
Sheriff's Office
Kenneth Adam
Bill
SAN Luis Obispo
County Board of Supervisors
Michigan
John Eastman
Minneapolis
Taiwan
Appropriations Committee
Philadelphia
James D. Smith
Veterans Memorial
H Street
Locust Avenue
David Ecret
The
Jaycees
Beret
East
Dubuque
Sioux City
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