Senate moves on defense funding and Social Security boost
The Senate rushed to break a logjam approving an $8 billion Social Security bill with a 10 percent across the board rise and minimum $100 monthly payment while seeking a compromise on the $66.6 billion defense bill over Cambodia limits and an SST funding dispute amid multiple filibusters. The chamber also sent a $1.8 billion aid package to Cambodia and Israel and rejected Nixon’s family assistance and trade plans to focus on social security ahead of adjournment.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Cambodia
Israel
House’ Conference Committee
House
U.S
Conference Committee
Allen Ellender
D-La
Vietnam
White House
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Lompoc man held police at bay in barricaded home
Kenneth Doyle Howell, 30, fought officers for over two hours after breaking into his southside home at 4138 G St. He was wounded by a rifle shot, had his right arm amputated, and later stood in satisfactory condition. A friend desisted a potential self-harm scenario as officers surrounded the residence. Six rifles, three handguns and ammunition were seized. Weather outlook noted partly cloudy conditions with possible showers and tides at 10:32 a.m.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Kenneth Doyle Howell
Lompoc Hospital
Howell
G St
Patricia
Johns Manville Co
South D Street
Vernon Stevens
Dennis Grindell
Robert Hebert
Wales
Stevens
Smith
Kenneth Howell
Franco delays decision on basque nationalists
In Burgos Franco met his cabinet in a three hour session and postponed ruling on commuting death sentences for six Basque nationalists. The delay aims to allow Capt Gen Tomas Garcia Rebull to review defense appeals before signing any action. Nine others received prison terms, one woman was acquitted, and international protests followed the verdicts.
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Burgos
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Vatican
Franco
Tomas Garcia Rebull
Council of the Realm
Iion
Rome
Stockholm
West Germany
Ireland
Britain
Sweden
Switzerland
Italy
United States
Dionisio Larena
Juan Maria Bandares
Pedro Ruiz Balerdi
Elias Ruiz Deberio
San Begastian Bar Association
Ignacio de Gilbert
Bar Association of
Barcelona
Madrid
Lawmaker Urges Nixon Reagan Back CRLASupport
A California Republican lawmaker urged the Nixon and Reagan administrations to cooperate to keep federally financed California Rural Legal Assistance CRLA for the poor. Cruz Reynoso CRLA director said the veto should be overridden and the group will be in business next year. Assemblyman William T. Bagley released Reagan tax program support while backing CRLA funding.
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Nixon
Reagan
Sacramento
UPI
California
California Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Ronald Reagan
CRLA
Cruz Reynoso
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Soviet Supreme Court to hear appeal of 11
The Russian Federation Supreme Court will hear an appeal on Wednesday for 11 people, including Maj. Mark Dymshits and Edward Kuznetsov, sentenced on charges of plotting to hijack a plane and flee to Israel. The hearing at 10 a.m. will be closed to the public.
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Moscow
UPI
Supreme Court of
Russian Federation
Israel
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
Federation
Mark Dymshits
Edward Kuznetsov
Duncan Lilley to be reappointed to County Planning Commission
Supervisor Francis Beattie announced the reappointment of Dr Milton V. Duncan and Robert C. Lilley to new terms on the County Planning Commission effective January 4. Duncan, serving since 1941, is the longest tenured commissioner, while Lilley, finishing his sixth year, is vice chair of the panel.
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Francis Beattie
Milton V. Duncan
Robert C. Lilley
County Planning Commission
Dr. Duncan
Lilley
Councilwoman Benton Locks In Council In Cell Block
Councilwoman Charlotte Benton inspected sliding jail doors in the new County Jail and inadvertently locked the entire council in the cell block. In Ryan Park Frisbee action drew crowds, Mt. Figueroa snowcap framed the Lompoc Valley, and two Lompoc Braves earned all CIF football first team honors.
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Charlotte Benton
New County
Mt. Figueroa
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Brown to head Ways and Means in new California Assembly
Willie L. Brown Jr a San Francisco Negro assemblyman is expected to be named chairman of the Ways and Means Committee as Democrats take a 43 37 majority in the California Assembly next month Also Henry Waxman is projected to chair a reapportionment committee and Bob Moretti will appoint other key leaders including David Roberts to head the labor committee and Jack Fenton to lead the Finance and Insurance panel
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Sacramento
UPI
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Ways and Means
Assembly
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
Bob Monagan
Brown
Frank Lanterman
Moretti
Henry Waxman
Los Angeles
David Roberts
Roberti
Jack Fenton
Finance and Insurance Committee
Bob Beverly Moretti
Walter Karabian
Monterey Park
LeRoy Greene
Education Committee
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Ernest Bouslaugh
Tom Wales
Rt. 1
Box 118
Highway 246
Evan Ford
Highway
Phil Eskridge
Derral Jones
Frank Carlucci
Soviet Supreme Court
Ussr
Supreme Soviet
Paul VI
Duncan, Lilley
Ryan Park
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