Soviet claims of South Vietnamese invasion of Laos rise
Izvestia says a force of South Vietnamese troops under American officers invaded Laos with 4000 to 5000 troops reported by Kyodo. U S officials and government statements acknowledge activity near Laos but deny crossing into Laos. Kosygin calls it an outrageous invasion while Hanoi cites raids and mercenary units.
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Izvestia
Laos
Kyodo
Pentagon
J.W. Friedheim
Secretary of
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Cambodia
Viet Cong Foreign Ministry
Radio Hanoi Tonight
Vietiane
Tonkin Gulf
North Vietnam
United States
Washington
Saigon
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Alexei N. Kosygin
George Aiken
R-Vt
State Department
Berlin
Tokyo
Vietnam
Kosygin
Wegner sets pantsuit rules for Lompoc teachers
Superintendent Glen F. Wegner issues a memorandum to Lompoc Unified principals outlining a required pantsuit dress code for teachers. The memo specifies a matching top and pants, business fabrics, full top coverage, proper pant length, and chunky-heeled shoes, with mixed reactions from staff.
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Lompoc Unified
Glen F. Wegner
Wegner
Johnson warns county may face $1 tax hike
Administrative officer Raymond D. Johnson told the Board of Supervisors the county could face a record $1 increase in the 1971-72 tax rate unless drastic action is taken. He warned that continuing traditional budgeting could raise the rate by 60 cents plus a possible 40-cent addition from reduced state and federal revenues, prompting possible program cuts and staff reductions.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
City Council to hear garage sale permit ordinance tonight
Lompoc officials prepare a second reading and potential adoption of a strict garage sale ordinance. The measure requires a $2 permit from the community development director and limits sales to 60 hours per lot every six months with defined advertising rules.
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Lompoc
Council Chambers
Maple Avenue
U Street
Miguelito Channel
Reagan unveils $6.73 billion California budget plan
Governor Reagan presents a balanced budget with a 2 percent spending rise, no tax hike, and deep welfare and Medi Cal cuts. He warns lawmakers to act immediately to fix the welfare system while keeping most services on hold and avoiding UC funding increases.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Medi-Cal
Reagan
University of California
Laird denies U.S. troops in Laos. comments on operations
Secretary Melvin Laird told reporters on Capitol Hill no American ground troops are operating in Laos and he has no plan to seek changes to restrictions. He declined to discuss allied operations and dismissed Izvestia reports as not truthful. He left open the question of ongoing actions but insisted no troops are involved.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
John B. Connally
Treasury
Texas
Connally
Melvin R. Laird
Laos
Capitol Hill
Laird
Congress
Apollo 14 set for Fra Mauro moon landing delay resolved
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa pushed through space to reach Fra Mauro. Ground crews fixed the docking problem and predicted a Friday landing after a 334 hour mission and a possible space walk if docking fails again.
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Shepard
Mitchell
Moon
Fra Mauro
Lunar Valley
Roosa
Oceano Driver Jailed After Highspeed Lompoc Chase
Joseph Santos Bordayo, 24, of Oceano, jailed on drunk driving charges after a 5 am chase beginning when his car ran a red light at Ocean Avenue and H Street and struck a car driven by Lenny Vercher. Bail set at 493 dollars.
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Joseph Santos Bordayo
Oceano
Lompoc
Ocean Avenue
Bordayo
H Street
Lenny Vercher
Milky Way
Vercher
Sweeney Road
Highway 246
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West North Avenue
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Vandenberg Junior High School
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