Ford battles widen with Democratic Congress over food stamps oil tax
President Ford meets with top advisers as Congress blocks his plans to raise food stamp costs and imposes a 3 dollar per barrel import fee on oil. The House voted 309 114 to block the tariff for 90 days and the Senate earlier blocked increases in food stamp prices through December 30. Ford urges compliance while defending a 52 billion dollar deficit and cites Cyprus talks and Turkey aid as continued bargaining points. Barry Goldwater labels the budget a disaster.
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Alaska oil pipeline pace to be stepped up
Rep. John Melcher said President Ford promised cooperation to accelerate the 800 mile Alaska oil pipeline. He noted hearings will seek ways to speed up construction, possibly easing environmental requirements and reducing red tape while protecting the environment. The plan aims to deliver crude oil faster from North Slope to Valdez for shipment to Washington state and California. Environmentalists may oppose any acceleration due to Arctic ecological concerns.
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Nuclear plants could shut down periodically over safety
Washington reports a group of scientists warns that the nation may face periodic shutdowns of nuclear power generating stations unless safety problems are immediately resolved.
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Public Notice to Sell Alcohol at 1272 South H Street Lompoc
A public notice states Charlotte J Taylor intends to sell alcoholic beverages at 1272 South H Street Lompoc and applies to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for an on sale beer license starting February 6, 1975.
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Notice to Creditors and Public Notices in Santa Barbara
Public notices from Santa Barbara County include a creditor claim deadline in Estate of Frank Chambers with four month filing requirement and an administrator's address in Lompoc, a non election notice for County Board of Education Trustee Area 4, and an adoption petition citation to the natural father for Brenda Lee Seay with a February 24, 1975 court date.
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North H_ Street
Lompoc
California
Patrick A. Lind
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Santa Barbara
Patrick M. Keen
Brenda Lee Seay
Cook Street
Santa Maria
Howard C. Menzel
S.R. Llamas
NASA reveals full scale Space Shuttle orbiter model
NASA and Rockwell officials unveiled a full size model of a future space repair shuttle in Downey California. The craft would rendezvous with satellites in orbit and repair them with replaceable drawers while the crew uses remote tools. first piggyback tests are planned for 1976 with vertical launches by 1979 and operational use by 1980.
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Palmdale
Rabin Calls on Sadat to Pledge No War in Middle East
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin urged Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to publicly vow to prevent a renewal of war with Israel and Syria. Rabin told 600 World Jewish Congress delegates in Jerusalem that Sadat should repeat pledges he made in Cairo and Paris, calling it a serious opening if sincere.
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Battle lines drawn in offshore oil hearings in California
In Beverly Hills the three day Bureau of Land Management hearings opened with leaders including James Hayes John Tunney and Alan Cranston opposing offshore drilling. Environmentalists and officials fear oil spills and habitat damage from plans to lease 10 million acres off Southern California.
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