Administration to end most wage price controls after April
Administration urges phasing out Phase IV wage price controls by April 30 except for petroleum and health care. Shultz hints possible continued controls in other industries and Dunlop backs ending most measures while keeping health and oil rules in place. Senate panel hears that inflation pressures remain but support for full termination grows.
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UPI
Treasury
George P Shultz
Shultz
Senate
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Dunlop
Congress
Subcommittee
J. Bennett Johnston
Dla
Federal Energy Office
Nixon
Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
CLC
Lompoc Revenue Sharing Debated Over City Projects
City Council wrestles with spending $400,000 of a $1.018 million revenue sharing entitlement through 1976 as incumbent Lefkowitz Scott Cotsenmeyer and aides push study priorities. An $18,000 grant was approved for Fire Department Engine II. $100,000 remains tied to the storm drain plan. Downtown and senior center projects face restraint amid bids and ongoing reviews.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
Mpoc
Art Scott
George Cotsenmeyer
Scott
Cotsenmeyer
Council
Senior Citizens
Ryan Park
Lefkowitz
Second Democrat enters California State Senate race
Santa Barbara native Laird Hayes 24 of Santa Barbara announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to represent Santa Barbara and Ventura counties in the State Senate. Hayes, UCLA assistant dean of housing, Princeton and UCLA alumnus with a UCLA higher education master's, is the second Democrat in the race. Russell G. Herron of Camarillo has already announced. Republican contenders include Assemblyman W. Don MacGillivray and Santa Barbara County Supervisor Charles Catterlin for the seat vacated by Sen. Robert Lagomarsino.
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Laird Hayes
Santa Barbara
California
Senate
Ventura Counties
Hayes
UCLA
Princeton University
Bridge blast tied to nationwide truckers strike near Pittsburgh
A Beaver River bridge near Pittsburgh was exploded with dynamite causing minor damage and a 27 inch hole in a pillar as part of widespread trucker protests. Stores faced shortages as panic buying spread and layoffs rose across auto and manufacturing plants due to parts shortages amid the strike.
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United Press International
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Beaver River
Pittsburgh
U.S
Detroit
American Motors Corp
Israel Threatens Immediate Reaction to Syrian Attacks
The report notes Israel warning of a vigorous and immediate reaction to Syrian hostilities on the Golan Heights while U N officials report a peace line along the Suez front. Al Ahram backs Syria while Tito may push a disengagement plea in Geneva talks. Kissinger and Gromyko discuss the crisis in Washington. A goat chases a policeman in the southwest area.
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Israel Today
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Egypt
Suez Canal
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al Ahram Today
Syria
Israel
Jerusalem
Damascus
Tito
Yugoslavia
Geneva
Middle East
Washington
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei Gromyko
Storm drain bid opening planned at Lompoc annex
Bids for the backbone storm drain system in Lompoc will be opened tomorrow at the county annex building. Public works director Barry Gustafson estimates costs from 490000 to 760000 based on options chosen by the city council. State participation of 41000 will fund part of the Ocean Avenue mainline and a lateral from O Street to E Street under a joint powers agreement with the Santa Barbara County Flood Control District and the California Department of Transportation to relieve flooding on Highway 1 and other roads.
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Lompoc
Barry Gustafson
Santa Barbara County
Ocean Avenue
O Street
E Street
Simon pushes refinery shift to ease gasoline supply
Energy chief William E. Simon urged refineries to cut heating oil output and boost gasoline production to head off potential gasoline rationing. He said Congress would act quickly on a trucker fuel-cost relief measure and noted local rationing could occur if needed. Weather and tides also noted with advisories.
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UPI
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
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Simon
Senate
House Commerce Committee
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