Isla Vista Rampage Involving 400 UCSB Students
About 400 students from the University of California at Santa Barbara rampage through Isla Vista during Tuesday night disturbances. Six arrests were reported, one officer injured, as rocks and fires damaged multiple businesses including a Bank of America branch.
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UPI
University of California At Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
Lewis Bryant
UCSB
John Trotter
Bryant
Bank of American
Sheriff's Department
Lompoc Unified hit with $183000 construction claim
M L Strate Construction of Santa Maria filed a claim against Lompoc Unified School District for 183 656 alleging added costs from district delays extra uncertified work and plan discrepancies. County counsel review expected by end of March as district retains five percent of contract.
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Wegner
Michael Dougherty
Dougherty
Archie Nagle
Coun
Alice Milligan
Robert Lagomarsino
Sacramento
Lompoc Junior High School
Miguelito School
Olive Avenue
V Street
Reds extend hold on Laos Plain of Jars
North Vietnamese forces captured the Muong Suoi air field and nearby town, about 30 miles west of the Plain of Jars, as Royal Lao troops withdrew under heavy bombardment. The advance tightens Hanoi's grip with 600 soldiers occupying the air field amid constant air strikes from U.S. and Lao warplanes.
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UPI
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Saigon
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Highway 13
Vietniane
Lompocan Faces Dual Drug Charges In Court
Manuel Arthur Casarez an 18 year old of 217 S N St Lompoc was charged with possession of marijuana when deputies added a heroin sale count. He was to appear in Lompoc Justice Court. Ronald Raymond Riola 21 of Santa Maria was arrested on heroin and dangerous drugs charges at 1667 Calle Nueve Mission Hills with bail set at 10000.
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Santa Maria
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Mission Hills
Jaycees Plan Council Forum in Lompoc
The Lompoc Jaycees announced a public forum for all eight Lompoc City Council candidates on Wednesday March 4 at 7 30 p m in the Lompoc Senior High School Little Theatre. A question and answer session with the press will precede the April 14 election, and admission is free.
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Reagan plans $130 million welfare cut package in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan to push a $130 million welfare reduction including a state lien on public assistance for deceased recipients and greater parental contribution to elderly aids. Legislative analyst Post proposed further cuts totaling about $365 million with several targeted savings across welfare programs.
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Police Lt. injured in jail fight in Lompoc
Lompoc police say Lt. Ernest Bouslaugh broke an ankle in a scuffle during the booking of Ronald James Hall 24 of 405 B N L St on charges including failure to pay a drunk driving fine. Patrolman Keith Bobb assisted as Hall was restrained. A follow up action against Hall was not stated.
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Ernest Bouslaugh
Bouslaugh
Keith Bobb
Ronald James Hall
L St
Hall
Relief policy may be altered by county supervisors
County Administrative Officer Ray mond D Johnson recommends amending the general relief policy to limit funds to non employable persons. The Board may act on March Johnson based his plan on Welfare Director Arthur Nelsons warning that without action the relief fund could deplete before June 30, triggering a fund transfer.
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Nelson
Pompidou outlines Middle East peace and Vietnam views
French President Georges Pompidou told a joint session of Congress that a Middle East settlement must include renunciation of force by all sides and a solution for Arab Palestinian refugees. He reaffirmed Israel’s right to existence and security and offered advice on Vietnam, noting France’s experience with long conflicts and the honor in ending them.
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Middle East
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Avalanches Raise Alarm Across Alpine Nations
Swiss authorities warned of an Alpine avalanche danger higher than 30 years of records. Avalanches in Reckingen and Lanslevillard killed at least 21 people with 19 missing. Four rescued after Lanslevillard collapse. An avalanche in Zuers buried an Argentine couple, with Mrs. Szaszak in critical condition.
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UPI
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Reckingen
Switzerland
Lanslevillard
France
Tyrol
Buin
Zuers
Innsbruck
Juan Szaszak
Szaszak
ABM Growth Faces Senate Trouble Over Expansion Plans
President Nixon's proposal to expand the Safeguard ABM system faces renewed Senate resistance as lawmakers debate adding five new sites and contend with rising costs. Defense officials cite $12 billion full-system estimates, while critics warn of inflationary pressures and wasted funds.
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Safeguard
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Hart
D-Mich
Hart and Son
Mark O. Hatfield
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Pentagon
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