Saigon warns on POW releases amid renewed shelling
Saigon says it will stop releasing Communist POWs until its own men are freed on schedule. North Vietnamese gunners shell Quang Tri area as 175 prisoners are freed. Saigon reports 2 paratroopers killed and 9 wounded in the barrage.
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Saigon
UPI
Quang Tri City
Pleiku
Donald A. Davis
Thach Han River
Quang Tri Province
Quang Tin Province
POW reunions mark first wave of Indochina releases
Twenty Americans freed from Communist prison camps in Indochina reunited with families on U S soil. About 40 POWs were en route from Clark Air Base in the Philippines after processing. 60 more were due to depart Clark tonight or Friday, and 20 were expected from Hanoi to Clark in a few days. The scene was described as the finest Valentine's Day present by officials.
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Ban Me Thuot
Phu Cat
United Press International
Indochina
U.S
United States
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Commmunist
Clark
Nancy McKamey
Navy
John B. McKamey
Travis Air Force Base
Air Force
Col
Robinson Risner
Oklahoma City
Risner
Gold hits new high as dollar weakness spreads worldwide
Prices for gold surge to a record $72.80 an ounce on the London market amid currency devaluations in Finland, Sweden, and Portugal. The dollar weakens in Paris, Zurich, Frankfurt, and Tokyo while Asian buyers push gold higher. POW repatriation flights begin from Clark and Travis bases as detained service members reunite with families.
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United Press International
London
Tokyo
West Germany
France
Britain
Lompoc Schools May Avoid Borrowing Despite Federal Cutbacks
Lompoc Unified School District may not need to borrow until June despite potential Public Law 874 aid losses. District official Joe Carlin cited a strong beginning balance that could cushion a roughly half a million dollars in lost federal funds. SB 50 would let districts request advances from 1973-74 state apportionments to cover shortfalls, now awaiting a Senate floor vote.
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Lompoc Unified
Joe Carlin
State Senate Finance Committee
Robert J. Lagomarsino
R-Ojal
Senate
North Vietnam aid plans face heavy hurdles in Congress
In Washington UPI reports Administration reconstruction aid for North and South Vietnam faces sharp opposition in Congress. Lawmakers press for multilateral funding through international agencies, fearing bilateral aid would entrench U.S. involvement and risk renewed conflict. A Joint Economic Commission was agreed, but no funding details were disclosed.
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South Vietnam
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Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
Joint Economic Commission
Lompoc Airport Could Become General Airport by 1985
A Southern California regional study predicts Lompoc and nearby airports would upgrade to general airports with high service levels for business aviation. The plan expects traffic growth, monitored by formal systems, driven by a regional rise in disposable income and private aviation.
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Southern California Regional Aviation System
Southern California
California
Los Angeles
Los Alamos
Morro Bay
Santa Ynez
Oceana
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Prison reform forum cites high return rate to prison
Santa Barbara attendees including two assembly Democrats and the area’s first federal public defender urged reform after noting 30 to 40 percent of released inmates return to state custody. They fault indeterminate sentences and stigma in federal facilities, urging system changes and accountability.
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Steve LA Rue
Assembly Democrats
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
FCI
Society For Public Education and Reform
Walter Karabian
New Assembly
Select Committee
California
van de Camp
Eight file for Lompoc school board race
Eight candidates have entered the Lompoc Unified School District board race for two seats in the April 17 election. Incumbent DeWayne Holmdahl seeks reelection among Evan R. Brossman Billie Grider Richard K. Jacoby Edward Kranz Julio Longoria Theodore Snyder and Gail Steiger. Filing closes at 5 p.m. tomorrow with the county clerk. Incumbent Marjorie Thomas will not seek reelection.
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Lompoc Unified School District
Evan R. Brossman
Billie Grider
DeWayne Holmdahl
Richard K. Jacoby
Edward Kranz
Julio Longoria
Theodore Snyder
Gail Steiger
Weather Outlook Clear and Mild Into Friday
Clearing this morning and continuing fair through Friday. Highs in the upper 50s to low 60s, lows in the 40s. Northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday tides include high tides of 6.4 feet at 8:55 a.m. and 4.8 feet at 10:02 p.m. Low tides of 1.1 feet at 2:49 a.m. and minus 1.2 feet at 3:43 p.m.
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