Plan amendment and zone changes on City Council agenda
The City Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday night on General Plan Amendments and zone changes. The plan includes a 4.5 acre county parcel near Lompoc Shopping Center to become a city park with a commercial racquetball facility. Community Development Director Jack Lam notes the park use conforms to the Parks and Recreation element.
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New cold wave eases flood threat in West Virginia
A new cold air mass sweeps the midlands with snow across the Plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Flood threats eased in West Virginia as ice jams on the Big Coal River near Arnett were broken and water flowed away.
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Carter Receives Portillo With Red Carpet at White House
President Carter welcomed Mexico's President Jose Lopez Portillo with a grand White House ceremony and 21 gun salute. Thousands watched as leaders reviewed honor guards and planned talks on drug and gun traffic illegal immigration and trade. Both leaders pledged to strengthen U S Mexico ties amid recent tensions.
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Bell says King conspiracy question remains unresolved
Attorney General Griffin Bell notes a Justice Department report leaves open the possibility of a conspiracy in the King assassination. He says readers could lean either way, finding no evidence or still wondering if a conspiracy existed.
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Veteran fires at New Rochelle moving company, 4 killed
A Vietnam veteran opened fire with an automatic weapon at Neptune Worldwide Moving Co. in New Rochelle killing four, including a policeman. Fred Cowan, early 30s, was armed and wore an Army jacket. Police removed the officer’s body by armored vehicle. Cowan reportedly sought revenge after being suspended two weeks earlier.
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