Britain and Soviet Union seek summit and Middle East talks
Britain and the Soviet Union called for a summit to conclude the European Security Conference and for an early resumption of the Geneva talks on the Middle East. The four day Wilson Brezhnev visit produced a joint communique on regular consultations trade technology and public health cooperation.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Middle East
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
U.N
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Ussr
USA
Rains Hart outline stands on public employe labor bill
Freshman state representatives Senator Omer Rains and Assemblyman Gary Hart spoke at a Channel Cities League of California Cities meeting in Lompoc about SB275 a bill to legalize public employee collective bargaining and strikes. Hart supported the bill citing worker rights while cautioning taxpayers' responsibility and possible disputes. Rains avoided taking a firm position while noting concerns about smaller unions and wage demands, as local officials fear loss of budget control to arbitrators. City leaders monitor the Dills bill as it moves through committees and potential riders.
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Lompoc
Steve LA Rue
Omer Rains
Gary Hart
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Royal Coach
Channel Cities
League of California Cities
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Ralph Dills
Gardena
Senate
Assembly
Dills
Rains
California
Jerry Seedberg
Exxon Promise Could Raise South Coast Pollution Bar
County Supervisor Robert E. Kallman says Exxon Corp has promised to meet any air pollution standard set by the Board of Supervisors for the County Air Pollution Control District. The talk centers on a potential 25 ton per year cutoff for new stationary facilities, aligning with Frost's proposal for stricter rules at the Las Flores Canyon oil and gas plant west of Goleta. Exxon officials were unavailable for comment as county officials review an environmental impact report but indicate no current plan for such a major equipment change. A public hearing on March 3 will address raising the South Coast standards to match the north county's 25 ton cutoff.
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Dick Praul
Robert E. Kallman
Exxon Corp
Board of Supervisors
County Air Pollution Control District
Frank J. Frost
Kallman
South Coast
Santa Barbara
Exxon
Las Flores Canyon
Goleta
North County
Weather update for Santa Barbara Ventura coastal areas
Local gusty northeasterly winds 20 to 30 mph today and below the canyons tonight. Fair today through Tuesday with colder tonight and warmer Tuesday. Highs today 57 to 45, highs Tuesday 60 to 65. Tides Tuesday high of 4.5 feet at 1 54 a.m. and 2.5 feet at 4 00 p.m. Low tides 1.4 feet at 9 40 a.m. and 2.3 feet at 7 17 p.m.
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Canyons
Brown calls special session on home loans
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr declared a 60 day special session of the California Legislature to consider creating a state agency to underwrite low interest home loans with federal matching funds. The move aims to boost mortgage liquidity, aid the lagging home building industry, and cut unemployment by enabling quicker agency operation.
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Sacramento
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Ford plans Europe trip delayed by Brezhnev summit
President Ford, after confirming a June summit with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, is deferring a European tour until late summer or early fall. Earlier invitations from Britain France and West Germany remain, and a China visit is also possible this year.
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UPI
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France
West Germany
China
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Ron Nelsen
Council hopefuls in Lompoc to hold public forum
Four candidates Tom Greene Elinor Lefkowitz Alberta Morgan and Joe Valencia will present platforms and answer questions at a 7 30 p m forum in First Presbyterian Church 1600 Berkeley Dr moderated by Rev Kenneth R Boyd Voters head to the polls March 4 to elect a councilman to fill the late Sol Lefkowitz term Also on the ballot seven candidates contest three seats on the Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees.
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Lompoc City Council
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Dr
Tom Greene
Elinor Lefkowitz
Alberta Morgan
Joe Valencia
Kenneth R. Boyd
Sol Lefkowitz
Lompoc Unified
Disciplinary note fraud unsettles junior high teacher
Veteran teacher Harlan Larson learns a false disciplinary note was placed in his box by colleagues. The piece notes political and legislative topics including Ford's visits, housing bills, milk price reforms, and oil depletion allowances, with references to Humphrey Byrd Zenovich Moscone and Lockyer.
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Harlan Larson
Ford oil price decontrol plans disclosed by Zarb
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb said President Ford intends to decontrol the price of domestic oil even if Congress does not pass an excess profits tax. He noted the move would raise consumer prices and could proceed without tax legislation by April 1 if House action blocks it.
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Frank Zarb
Ford
Congress
Zarb
House
John Dingell
D.mich
New House Energy
Subcommittee
H. John Heinz, III
Penn
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