Cranston son cleared in Playboy bunny drug case
The 25 year old son of Sen. Alan Cranston was found innocent of drugging a former Playboy bunny with a grape drink laced with MDA. He admitted handing a capsule but denied knowledge of its drug content and said she poured it into her drink herself. Nixon orders Peterson to visit five European capitals for economic talks. Peterson to Rome Bonn Paris London Brussels. no bargaining planned.
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Uruguay President Accepts Defense Minister Resignation
President Juan Maria Bordaberry yielded to the army and air force and accepted Gen. Antonio Francese’s resignation after a display of force by soldiers tanks and jets. The navy remained loyal to Bordaberry.
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Four public hearings set for planners
Lompoc planners schedule four hearings on home use permits and a zone change for a tortilla shop project at D Street and Walnut Avenue. Other cases include massage business at 215 South C Street and home offices for two residents with related standards and permit conditions.
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Demo chairman says Reagan tax plan doomed
State Democratic Chairman John Burton said Friday that Gov. Ronald Reagan's state tax ceiling proposal is doomed in the legislature. He warned that the governor would face a counter initiative if he takes the plan to the people. Democrats and some Republicans deem the measure unlikely to pass.
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Obituary for Emil Such Former Lompoc Coach Dies
Funeral services will be held Monday in Lancaster for Emil Such who died yesterday in Lancaster. Such, a World War II veteran discharged at Camp Cooke, coached Lompoc to its first victory over Santa Maria in 1948, later coaching in Oceanside and Lancaster before retiring from coaching and teaching high school.
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Flu epidemic waning but 1 467 deaths in five weeks
CDC reports 1 467 deaths in first five weeks of year as flu cases ease. Deaths rose last week in seven of nine divisions while New England fell. 122 cities show epidemic level but most regions declining. Hungary and Switzerland also reported epidemic levels per WHO.
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Scientists Confirm Death Of Hitler Associate Bormann
West Berlin forensic director Dr. Heinz Spengler stated a skeleton found two months ago is Bormann with absolute certainty. The 27 year mystery over the missing deputy of Adolf Hitler is resolved by the identification.
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