President proposes shake up of four federal regulatory agencies
On February 11 1971 President Nixon released a 200 page plan to reorganize independent agencies regulating transportation power trade and securities. He backed a single transportation agency merging ICC CAB and FMC while splitting FTC into consumer protection and antitrust bodies and creating new federal courts to speed decisions with up to 15 federal judges serving 15 year terms.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Advisory Council
Roy Ash
Ash Council
White House
Congress
Interstate Commerce
ICC
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Federal Maritime Commission
FMC
Transportation Regulatory Agency
Federal Trade Commission
FCT
Federal Trade Practices Agency
Consumer Protection
Federal Antitrust Board
FTC
Federa
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Federal Power Agency
Securities Exchange Commission
SEC
Securities and Exchange Agency
Transportation, Trade, Power and Securities Agencies
Federal Administrative Court
Tate murders fuel no remorse claim in trial
Susan Atkins told jurors she felt no remorse for the Tate-LaBianca killings arguing it felt good and was done out of love to help fellow Manson family members including a plan to free Robert Beausoleil. She claimed she fatally stabbed Gary Hinman and justified violence as revolutionary.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Tate-LaBianca
Robert Beausoleil
Gary Hinman
Miss Atkins
Hinman
Manson
Charlie
Charlie Manson
Florida Cold Weather Highlighted By Unusual Chill
Florida remained under frigid conditions as a Pacific air flow eased the nationwide cold snap. Tallahassee recorded 21 above zero, while Buffalo faced heavy snow and near zero visibility. In California, Santa Cruz Island hit 67, and Sacramento discussed a July 30 adjournment date for the 1971 legislature. In England, a charity kiss sale drew minor proceeds amid local commentary.
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United Press International
Tallahassee
Florida
Williamsport
Tampa
New York
Buffalo
Genesee County
Orleans County
Salvation Army
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Santa Cruz Island
Calif
Rockies
Pacific Northwest Coast
Lompoc Record Excerpt Details Staff and Affiliations
The notice lists the Lompoc Record’s publication status under Act of Congress and Superior Court Decree, with details of editors, officers, and department heads. It notes memberships in several press associations and the subscription rate of $2.25 per month with home delivery or mail, and mentions daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
California Medi Cal restoration bill advances in committee
Assembly Health Committee chair William Campbell says the Democrats have programmed approval for John L. Burton’s bill to restore full Medi Cal services cut back on December 15. The measure seeks to reinstate funding and services amid a disputed $140 million budget deficit and potential local cost shifts if funds run short.
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Bill
Sacramento
UPI
William Campbell
Assembly Health Committee
Campbell
Hacienda Heights
Medi-Cal
Burton
Campbbell
Earl Brian
Insurance
A. Alan Post
California to Probe Expanded Gambling Effects on Police
The California Attorney General announces a 19 member task force to study whether legalizing more gambling would aid police or attract organized crime. The panel will visit Nevada and New York, report to the legislature in about six months, and include prosecutors, sheriffs, and investigators. Fidel Castro’s 1953 failed attack on Batista’s forces is noted in Britannica.
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Sacramento
UPS
Evelle J. Younger
California
Nevada
New York
Younger
Senate
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Youngers
Fresno
Charles O'Brien
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Santiago
Encyclopaedia Britannica
USIU Reconsiders Oregon Campus Plans at Adair Air Force Site
USIU officials weigh canceling plans to use Adair Air Force Station near Corvallis as a campus due to hostility. Testimony cites Oregon’s welfare deficit, HEW approval, and ongoing debates over a multi campus strategy and potential Oxnard Airport tie ins.
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Dunn
Tom McCall
Robert Davis
State of
Oregon
Adair
USIU
Adair Davis
University of California
Walt Evans
Mark Hatfield
R Ore
Hatfield
Evans
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Oxnard Air Force Base
California
Unn
U.S
Alden Toews
Corvallis
Department of Defense
Toews
Nuclear seabed treaty signed by major powers
The United States Russia Britain and 57 other nations approved a treaty banning nuclear weapons from the ocean floor. President Nixon hailed it as a step toward curbing the arms race during a Washington ceremony while Soviet Premier Kosygin praised the move as a key step to demilitarize the seabed.
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United Press International
United States
Russia
Britain
Nixon
Washington
State Department
Earth
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
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