Weather and political rows cloud U.S. snow blitz
Heavy snow hit the Upper Plains while Midwest rain fog and freezing drizzle spread. Tornadoes killed eight in Mississippi and Alabama. ice storms predicted for the Mid Atlantic. Agnew canceled Midwest flights as a blizzard snarled highways and airports. Reagan vetoed CRLA funding amid CRLA criticism by Cruz Reynoso and defense from Edwin Gray.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Middle Atlantic
Gore Spring
Grenada
Miss
Bear Creek
Ala
Spiro T. Agnew
Kansas
Iowa
Upper Michigan
Chicago
O’hare
Omaha
Neb
Louisville
Pacers
Utah
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
New York State
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Moon landing cheers from Houston amid Apollo 14 triumph
In Houston, Alan Shepard's River Oaks home buzzes with elation as the lunar mission reaches a safe landing. Louise Shepard and guests celebrate with relief, while other reports recount global responses and related space talk.
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Houston
UPI
Harris County
Tex
River Oaks
Alan B. Shepard
Louise Shepard
Shepard
Fra Mauro
Louise Mitchell
Edgar A. Mitchell
Manned _ Spacecraft Center
Kitty Hawk
Stuart A. Roosa
Mrs. Shepard
Joan Roosa
Moscow
Tass
Moscow Radio
Moon
Edgar D. Mitchell
Mitchell
Edwin E
Buzz
Aldrin
Alan L. Bean
Apollo 12
Charles
Pete
Conrad
Space Agency
NASA
Neil
Armstrong
California Supreme Court weighs Chavez boycott injunction
The California Supreme Court reviews an appeal to lift a Salinas Valley injunction on Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee against Bud Antle Inc. The growers argue federal preemption and jurisdictional disputes with the Teamsters limit actions. Chavez faces recent jail time for defying the injunction. the court ordered release as it rules.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Supreme Court
Cesar Chavez
Bud Antle, Inc
Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
William Carder
UFWOC
High Court
Salinas Valley
Carder
Richard D. Maltzman
Antle
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
UFWCC
Maltzman
Andle
Supreme Court
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Daily Newspaper Details
The Lompoc Record is described as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. Publication details include ownership by Lompoc Record Publications, staff listings, professional associations, and a monthly subscription rate of $2.25. Also noted are mailing status, class designation, and distribution terms in Lompoc California.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Community events and fundraisers in Lompoc area
A roundup of events for February including tamale sale by Mothers Helping Hands to support Lompoc Headstart, a cat rabies vaccination clinic at City Hall, a chicken dinner by Jobs Daughters at the Masonic Temple, and a headstart dance. Also listed are a literacy center family get together, a luncheon card party, and a Lompoc Valley Chamber meeting with Jet Propulsion Laboratory speaker.
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Mother’s Helping Hands Club
South E Street
Lompoc
The
Mid-Coast Veterinary Medical Association
City Hall
Jobs Daughters
Bethel
Masonic Temple
E. Fir Street
Bethany Lutheran Church
Petzoldt
Episcopal Church Women of
Lompoc Valley
Alaska Oil Pipeline Feasibility Declared Environmentally Safe
Edward Patton of Alyeska Pipeline Service Co said no unsolvable technical problems hinder a 800 mile line from Alaska's north slope to Valdez. He claimed tundra restoration and wildlife migration protection are possible though groups sue to block federal permits.
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Washington
UPI
Alaska
Edward Patton
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Valdez
Patton
Post Will Not Argue With Gov Reagan Over Tax Forecasts
Legislative analyst A Alan Post says he will not argue with Governor Ronald Reagan after predicting that the proposed state budget would raise local property taxes. Reagan contends the forecasts are inaccurate and promises no property tax increases if the legislature approves welfare and Medi Cal reforms.
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Sacramento
UPI
A. Alan Post
Ronald Reagan
Post
Reagan
Newsmen
Thursday Post
Newsman
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Senate
James Mills
Mills
Moretti
Kennedy challenges volunteer army plan with survey
Senator Edward M. Kennedy reports he found few volunteers for an all volunteer force, saying college students would back it but not enlist. He told the Senate Armed Services Committee that his poll shows only 37 percent would volunteer, calling the plan to lure poor men into rich wars.A political clash over Nixon's draft extension and military reform continues.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Nixon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Poisonous Relatives of Cashew Plants Warn Skin Irritations
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes cashew plants are related to poison ivy and poison sumac and can cause serious skin irritations for people susceptible to exposure.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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