Local students win science grants from Mid-Coast association
Four Lompoc High School students receive research grants for projects in thyroid function river meandering nutrient detection and plant biology. Recipients include Chris Fryatt 16 son of Richard J. Fryatt 711 E College Ave about $200, Richard Keller 17 821 N Seventh St about $50, John Rocha 18 126 N L St about $80, and David DePagter 16 723 N F St about $60.
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Lompoc
Mid-Coast Veterinary Medical Association
Chris Fryatt
Richard J. Fryatt
E. College Ave
Chris
Scientific American
Kansas State University
Richard Keller
James S. Keller
Seventh St
Santa Ynez
Cantlay Cut
University of California At
Santa Barbara
John Rocha
John D. Rocha
N. L St
Stanford University
Allan Hancock College
David DePagter
N.F St
Albert Schweitzer
David Smith
al Tolstad
Laird warns Congress on Soviet military growth
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told Congress that the Soviet Union could become a second-rate power by the mid-1970s due to rapid deployment of major offensive weapons. He also predicted China would deploy 80 to 100 medium-range nuclear missiles by mid-decade and noted U.S. defense spending would drop 7 percent this year. He cited Vietnam as proceeding on or ahead of schedule with troop redeployments expected in 1970.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Laird
Free World
U.S
Nixon
Pentagon
Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs
Sino American ambassadorial talks meet at U S Embassy
UPI reports American and Communist Chinese diplomats met at the U S Embassy in Warsaw to discuss Peking response to Nixon’s call for improved relations. It was the 136th Sino American meeting, described as businesslike, with next date to be set.
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Warsaw
UPI
U.S
Peking
Nixon
Waler J. Stoessel
Lei Yang
Mao Tse-tung
Walkout By Vandenberg Base Electricians Stalls Work
About 90 electricians from Local 413, International Brotherhood of Electricians, at Vandenberg Air Force Base walked out yesterday. Union spokesmen in Santa Maria referred questions to Santa Barbara officials, who had no statement available on the cause.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Local 413
International Brotherhood of Electricians
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Rail strike injunction extended by federal judge
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Howard Corcoran extended a nationwide rail strike injunction for 10 days. The order bars shopcraft unions from striking and railroads from shutting down. A March 20 potential ruling date remains possible if the extension holds.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. District Court
Howard Corcoran
Corcoran
B52 Bombers Step Up Vietnam Strikes Across Laos and Vietnam
U S B52 bombers conducted their heaviest Vietnam strikes in nearly three weeks after a 40 hour pause. They dropped about 900 tons on guerrilla concentrations near Ben Het and 300 tons on North Vietnamese supply routes along the Laos border, slowing but not halting the drive toward the Plain of Jars. In Vietnam near Hoi An and Da Nang Ranger and armored units killed 46 guerrillas with light allied losses.
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Saigon
VPS
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Green Beret
Ben Het
Cambodia
America
Plain of Jars
Pathet Lao
Hoi An
da Nang
Schrade challenged on lobby allegations in California Senate
UPI report notes Sen. Jack Schrade faced calls for a full Legislative Ethics Committee probe over a $5,000 campaign donation from a safety council lobby and alleged ties to a bill. Sen. Fred W. Marler Jr. demanded investigation and threatened to oppose Schrade’s leadership if ethics violations are found. Clark L. Bradley urged a formal ethics review citing possible jurisdiction issues and past six month limit concerns.
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Sacramento
UPI
Jack Schrade
Senate
Fred W. Marler Jr
Schrade
Howard Way
Legislative Ethics Committee
Marler
Redding
Sen. Schrade
California Associa
Tor
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Legislative Counsel
Bradley
State of California
Chicago Seven rap judge on sentencing
David Dellinger led off the Chicago Seven hearings denouncing Judge Julius Hoff man as the sixteenth century king while predicting an American revolution. Each defendant faced up to five years in jail and a $10 000 fine for crossing state lines to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Julius J. Hoffman
David T. Dellinger
Revolu
Decision on $100000 mental health center location near
A decision in three weeks will choose the site for a $100000 north county mental health day center in Lom poc or Santa Maria. The center would begin serving 15 patients, rise to about 35, and bridge the gap before an in patient clinic is built.
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North County Mental Health Day Center
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Robert McNamara
Santa Barbara
Waldemar Petzoldt
McNamara
North County
State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Petzoldt
Ocean Avenue
O Street
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Paul H. Kreisbberg
State Department
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Wilma Thomas
Chick Sousa
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Lompoc Valley
Keyes
Farley Beckett
Olive Avenue
Lime Avenue
V Streets
North Avenue
V Street
Central Avenue
Burton Mesa Boulevard
Clubhouse Road
Vandenberg Village
San Diego
Chicago Seven
Dellinger
Hoffman
George III
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