Nixon plan to save environment wins quick congressional support
In Washington Nixon unveils a 37 point program to curb pollution and conserve resources. Democrats and Republicans praise the plan while some fault moving sources controls and funding gaps. Ford Motor Co and the National Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel also back the initiative.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
John Sherman Cooper
Ford Motor Co
National Institute of Scrap Iron ‘and Steel
Notice of sale under deed of trust in Lompoc property
California Reconveyance Company as Trustee will sell at a public auction on February 25 1970 at 11:00 A.M. in Santa Barbara to satisfy the default on the trust secured by Lot 40 LOM-126 in Lompoc. The sale proceeds go to pay the secured obligations including trustee and sale expenses. The property is described as Lot 40 in Book 59 pages 77 78 of Maps in Santa Barbara County.
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Security Title Insurance Company
Anacapa Street
Santa Barbara
County of Santa Barbara
California
California Reconveyance Company
John A. Black
Ruthie L. Black
Santa Barbara County
State of California
United States of America
Lom-126
Lompoc
County of
State of
Lompoc Record Adopts Daily Publication Routine
The Lompoc Record announces its daily publication schedule with home delivery and mail options at $2.25 per month in advance. It lists staff positions including Kenneth Adam as President and J Donald Adam as Publisher and Secretary Treasurer, with editors and departments named. The paper carries memberships in major press associations and serves as a legal adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L., Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
U S youths plan aid for Cuba sugar harvest
More than 660 youths including 400 in Boston head for Canada to board the freighter Luis Arcos Bergnon and sail to Cuba to harvest sugar cane for two months. A bus with 44 claimed skiers was turned away at the Detroit Windsor border as not bona fide nonimmigrants.
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Boston
UPI
Canada
Cuba
St. John
N.B
Luis Arcos Bergnon
Canadian
Detroit
Greyhound
Federal Bureau of Investgation
Windsor
Ont
Cleveland
FBI
Washington
Fifth Estate
Russian translator faces FBI espionage charges in Seattle
Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov, 37, jailed in Seattle on $100,000 bond after FBI arrest. Preliminary hearing looms as U.S. Attorney Pitkin plans grand jury submission. If convicted, he could face up to 10 years and a $10,000 fine for spying crimes tied to seeking missile and air defense secrets.
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Seattle
UPI
United Nations
FBI
Soviet Union
Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov
U.S
Walter J. Roseburg Jr
Murray B. Guterson
Martin Popper
New York City
Popper
Roseburg
Tikhomirov
Stan Pitkin
Japan Orbits A Satellite After Four-Year Effort
Japan successfully placed a satellite in earth orbit using a 16-foot Lambda rocket lifting off at 1 25 pm with an 84-pound payload. Officials confirmed orbit at 2 50 pm as trackers observed an orbit from 265 to 1500 miles, marking Japan as the fourth nation in space.
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Uchinoura
Japan
UPI
Space
Washington
South America
Africa
China
United States
Soviet Union
France
Reagan warns California voters on rate hike to fund water project
Governor Ronald Reagan cautions that failing to raise interest rates on general obligation bonds could force a sales tax increase up to eight cents overall. A two cent sales tax rise may be needed to prevent the $3 billion California Water Project from stalling, risking broader cuts to education, parks, and veterans loans.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Notice to Creditors Estate of Milton S McDowell Deceased
Superior Court of California Santa Barbara County notices creditors to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims may be presented at the law office of Huseman and Longtin 211 South H Street Lompoc California or to the executrix. Published February 11 18 25 and March 4 1970.
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Superior Court OF the
State OF California
County OF
Santa Barbara
Milton S. McDowell
Huseman & Longtin
South H Street
Lompoc
California
Huseman & Longtin Attorneys At Law
P. O. Box
Regent
Executrix
Avalanches Close Val d Isere Prompt Evacuation Of Children
Avalanches continue to rumble around Val d Isere as three more slides block Route 202 toward Bourg Saint Maurice. Mayor Jean Machet orders evacuation of children and urges tourists to stay in hotels amid heavy snow and ongoing rescue efforts. The blizzard has left 39 dead and 60 injured, with hundreds stranded in the alpine town.
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Val D’isere
France
UPI
Bourg St. Maurice
Jean Machet
Jean Claude Killy
Machet
Former lawmakers form new nonpolitical group in D C
In Washington a club named the Association of Former Members of Congress formed at the Capitol when about 60 ex senators and representatives gathered in the Rayburn Building. Brooks Hays and Walter Judd were named cochairmen as they discussed useful nonpolitical roles for former lawmakers.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol
Congress
Rayburn House
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Hays
Walter Judd
R-Minn
Cochairmen
A,s
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Ernest Gruening
D- Alaska
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Association
Mardi Gras in New Orleans ends after wild Fat Tuesday
Mardi Gras climaxed in New Orleans with Rex the king leading a lavish procession as revelers packed Bourbon Street. Police reported 214 arrests, 660 tons of trash piled up after a day of wild costumes and bawdy displays as cleanup crews moved in.
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New Orleans
Rafael Bermudez
UPI
Rex
King Camus
Bourbon Street
Military spending tied to job losses in 1970 report
The Labor Department says employment created by military spending fell to 7.9 million last year, down 3.8 percent from 1969. The peak in recent years was 8.2 million in 1968, and the figures include military service members.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Schrade takes shaky Senate leadership in California
Maverick Republican Jack Schrade began a shaky tenure as state Senate leader promising no lobbyist catering and full cooperation with Gov. Reagan. He toppled Sen. Howard Way and faces internal challenges as Republicans and Democrats weigh reapportionment and tax reform amid a tense Sacramento power shift.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPI
Jack Schrade
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Sen
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Way
Schrade
San Diego
Clark Bradley
San Jose
GOP
Bradley
Clair Burgener
Rules Committee
Victory
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Deukmejian
Alfred Long
Monterey Park
George Moscone
San Francisco
Assembly
Robert Monagan
Lompoc Dam critics challenge council on water yield
A local group accuses the Lompoc City Council of lying about a 14 400 acre foot safe yield for the proposed dam claiming scientific estimates range from 8 000 to 24 300 acre feet and argues there is no water shortage, warns of pork barrel politics and high costs, and urges preserving ground water and existing water rights.
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Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
Lompoc Dam
State Environmental Quality Study Council
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