Syria and Israel clash on Golan Heights again
Syrian military spokesmen report artillery exchanges with Israel along the Golan Heights from 9:15 a.m. through the afternoon. Syria claims Israeli artillery destroyed at Teloul Fathmah and Tel Mari with heavy casualties on Israeli troops. An Israeli official did not comment. A civilian woman was killed near the Lebanese border in a bazooka attack.
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Israel
Golan Heights
Damascus
Teloul Fathmah
Tel Mari
Tel Aviv
Abba Eban
Soviet Union
Middle East
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Sinai
Jerusalem
Eban
United States
Red Cross
Kissinger urges unity in oil talks amid Arab embargo fear
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged 13 nations to unite on a long term oil price definition and warned against go it alone policies. He proposed sharing oil in emergencies with allies and urged coordinated action to avoid Arab leverage while criticizing France and other exporters for bilateral bargaining. Libya Saudi Arabia and Kuwait condemned the World Energy Conference as an American trap.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
France
United States
Iran
Japan
Mideast
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
U.S
Ten candidates to speak at Lompoc City Council forum
All ten aspirants for three four year terms on the Lompoc City Council will attend a public candidates forum hosted by First Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m 1600 Berkeley Drive Crestview Terrace. Each candidate will have three to five minutes for an opening statement followed by audience questions. Moderator Rev. Kenneth R Boyd will pose the cards questions after a short break. Two incumbents are among the ten candidates.
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Lompoc
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Drive
Crestview Terrace
Kenneth R. Boyd
Lompoc Planning Commission to Hear Zoning, Conversion Proposals
The Lompoc Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p m in City Hall to review a hotel to apartment conversion at 135 North B Street with a parking variance, a piano lesson at 217 North West Street, a church reconstruction in an R-3 zone, Ecology Center progress, transportation goals, and an ethics manual discussion.
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Lompoc
Drake
North B St
Rebecca Riggs
North W St
Free Will Baptist Church
W. Chestnut Ave
First St
Walnut Ave
Lompoc Trustees Set Wednesday Meeting Agenda
Lompoc Unified School District trustees plan a Wednesday session at 3:30 p.m. in the central administration building to review salary demands from the Lompoc Education Association and the Lompoc Federation of Teachers, plus a 27 member committee to review interscholastic sports. An enrollment report shows 11 782 students on Jan 18, up 29 from December.
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Lompoc Education Association
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
North A St
Refineries to Shift Toward Gasoline Under Oregon Plan
Federal energy chief William E. Simon says ample home heating oil allows refineries to increase gasoline output while maintaining distillate stocks. He notes some refiners already boosted gasoline production, and week Feb. 1 output rose about 2 percent. Oregon Plan begins in five jurisdictions with voluntary compliance, Maryland considering action.
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UPI
Federal
William E. Simon
Simon
District of Columbia
Oregon
United States
Federal Energy Office
Trucker Strike Appears Near End As Back to Work Spreads
United Press International reports trucks roll back onto highways as a broad back to work movement gains momentum while dissidents resist. In Pennsylvania traffic returns to normal with limited violence. other states show normal or near normal activity. The tentative Washington agreement freezes diesel prices and adds a fuel surcharge but rejects diesel rollbacks and higher speed limits.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
National Guard
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Texas
South Carolina
New York
Georgia
Truckers Unity Committee
William J. Hill
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
FASH
No New Clues in Hearst Kidnapping Case
FBI and Berkeley police search Patricia Hearst case with no new developments. Authorities seek six or seven suspects including two in a Volkswagen who witnessed the Feb 4 abduction of Patricia Hearst from her apartment. The Symbionese Liberation Army has not communicated since a brief letter four days earlier.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
FBI
Patricia Hearst
U.S
William Randolph Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss
Man Builds Nine Rank Pipe Organ In Home
Philip Bergstresser a TRW computer scientist at Vandenberg installs a nine rank pipe organ in his Crestview Terrace home. Over a year he planned dismantling and reassembling 498 pipes and 20 chimes, built a special room, and hauled the instrument in a 20 foot U-Haul.
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Philip Bergstresser
Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
Bergstresser
Somerset Place
Crestview Terrace
TRW Systems
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lynn Cook
Carr Calls for More Manned Flights After Skylab 3
Astronaut Gerald P. Carr urged extending the U.S. manned space program after Skylab 3, noting the mission proved humans belong in space beyond robotic expeditions. Carr, Gibson, and Pogue, back from an 84 day flight, enjoyed a warm Ellington welcome and were cleared of health concerns after a 12 hour postflight exam in San Diego.
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Houston
UPI
Gerald P. Carr
U.S
Carr
United States
Edward G. Gibson
William P. Pogue
Ellington Air Force Base
Air Force
Pogue
Uss
New Orleans
Pacific Ocean
Skylab
Jerry Hordinsky
San Diego
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