Cranston calls Hickel Interior Secretary mistake
Senator Alan Cranston said President Nixon’s only major mistake to date was appointing Walter Hickel as interior secretary. He criticized Hickel’s background and handling of the Santa Barbara oil crisis and noted Hickel’s reversal on offshore drilling orders.
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Sacramento
UPI
Alan Cranston
Nixon
Alaska
Walter Hickel
Cranston
Comstock Club
Hickel
Santa Barbara
Wicker
Santa Barbara Channel
Wounded whale spared after long harbor struggle
In Long Beach California a pilot whale about 1500 pounds with a bullet wound near its blowhole lingered in the harbor Monday. Lifeguards towed it several miles out to sea after five failed attempts. the whale finally headed away and did not return. Authorities hoped the animal was only temporarily sick rather than dying.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Long Beach Harbor
California
Bill Ward
Ward
Pacific
Baja California
Colonel Jackson to receive Air Force Commendation Medal
Lt. Col. Donald H. Jackson of the 1st Strategic Aerospace Division was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal for distinctive accomplishments in his role. Major General Paul K. Carlton, ISTRAD Commander, presented the honor as Jackson was reassigned to Deputy Director of Administrative Services at Strategic Air Command Headquarters in Omaha Neb.
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Donald H. Jackson
1St
Strategic Aerospace Division
Air Force Commendation Medal
Paul K. Carlton
Istrad
Jackson
Strategic Air Command Headquarters
Omaha
Neb
Visiting Nurse Service names officers for 1969
The Visiting Nurse Service of Northern Santa Barbara County elected 1969 officers and board members at its fifth annual meeting in Santa Maria. Elected were William S. Houpt president, Mrs. Joseph Ziemba first vice president, Domenico Signorelli second vice president, Mrs. John Adams third vice president, Mrs. John Green secretary, Mrs. Adrian Jensen corresponding secretary, James Barry treasurer, and H. J. Wiley assistant treasurer.
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Lompoc
Visiting Nurse Service
Santa Barbara County
Santa Maria
Lompoc District Hospital
William Flaherty
Domenico Signorelli
Frances Fick
Ronald Huckins
American Red Cross
Winnie Alexander
William S. Houpt
Joseph Ziemba
John Adams
Solvang
John Green
Adrian Jensen
James Barry
California Politics and Crime Report From Sacramento
Gov Williams talks with Nixon on a post in the human relations unit. No evidence to remove UC Berkeley chancellor Heyns. Assembly votes on salaries and hospital law changes. Burglars loot Brening Building Materials, cracking a two ton safe for only $6 and 50 cents in permits. Wife of owner notes the safe’s weight caused floor sag.
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Sacramento
United Press International
Williams
Spencer Williams
Nixon
Roger W. Heyns
University of California Berkeley
Senate
Wedworth
D-Hawthorne
Hastings
University of California
Hastings College of Law
San Francisco
Moscone
Physician’s and Surgeons
Harmer
Glendale
Grunsky
R-Watsonville
Assembly
Dent
Rconcord
Schabarum
R-Covina
Fenton
D-Montebello
Bureau of Employment Agencies
Badham
Newport Beach
van Nuys
Calif
UPI
Brening Building Materials Co
Beattie backs drilling delay resolution in Santa Barbara
Beattie and Tunnell vote to delay consideration of a proposed resolution calling for the permanent discontinuance of oil drilling in Federal waters of the Santa Barbara Channel. Beattie amends the resolution to assert oil profits harm property owners and established businesses, while Clyde disputes the delay. The measure passes unanimously in the afternoon session.
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Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
North County
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
Beattie
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Tunnell
George H. Clyde
Clyde
Steward hero of hijacked airliner
Steward Vincent Coccolo stood between a 250-pound professional wrestler and a 300-pound hijacker with a gun on Eastern Airlines Flight 950 from San Juan to Miami. The DC8 landed in Havana and the five-hour standoff ended with passengers allowed to reboard the same jet. Cuban authorities had earlier redirected hijackings to bus transfers in other cases.
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Charles E. Taylor
Miami
UPI
Vincent Coccolo
Doccolo
Eastern Air Lines
San Juan
Cuba
Havana
U.S
Varadero Airport
Balcony collapse injures two in Groningen
In Groningen, a balcony collapsed ten feet as the landlady led two prospective tenants inside. The landlady and one apartment hunter received minor bruises from the fall.
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Groningen
Holland
UPI
Berkeley dissidents push on as rally ban lifted
Militant minority students at UC Berkeley vow to continue a strike after a noontime rally allowed by officials. Afro American Student Union speaker Jim Nabors blasted white power and backed an autonomous Third World college, as Governor Reagan declared a campus emergency. Police dispersed protesters after 200 militants marched, with three arrests for defying police orders.
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David Alcott
Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Jim Nabors
Third World Liberation Front
College of Ethnic Studies
Nabors
America
Ronald) Reagan
California
Bancroft Telegraph
Sproul Hall
William J. Bouwsma
Reagan
Ed Reinecke
Roger W. Heyns
UC Berkeley
United Republicans of California
Heyns
Carpinteria oil flow idles hundreds of workers amid drilling ban
A Monday survey indicates as many as 250 oil drillers in the Carpinteria Valley area face idleness due to the temporary halt on offshore drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. Local rancher Ernest Bonebakker warns against a rushed permanent ban, while noting economic impacts and beach area oil spill memories. In Lisbon, Emilio da Cunha fled with a bed found on a street, chased by movers and bystanders before turning himself in.
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Carpinteria Valley
Santa Barbara
Interior
Walter Hickel
Ernc Bonebakker
Bonebakker
Santa Ynez
County Planning Commission
Lisbon
UPI
Emilio da Cunha
da Cunha
Wisconsin students join campus strike picket lines
Thousands of University of Wisconsin students join peaceful and vocal picketing supporting black student demands for a broader curriculum and more Black representational presence. Demonstrations ripple across Chicago Berkeley and Michigan State campuses with arrests and clashes surrounding sit ins and building blockades.
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United Press International
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Social Sciences
University of California
Berkeley
California Highway
Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies
Sociology Department
Abraham Lincoln
State Capitol
University
H. Edwin Young
Brassey Attempts Ethics Code Substitute In Idaho Senate
Idaho Senator Vern Brassey proposed substituting a 2000 word ethics code for the 10 Commandments in a state Senate measure. The Senate rejected the proposal, voting down the ethics code plan.
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Boise
Idaho
UPI
Vern Brassey
Senate
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