Massive U S airlift moves toward Phnom Penh siege
U S forces hoarded rice at Tan Son Nhut and prepared hundreds of truckloads for Saigon airport as a 30 day airlift to Phnom Penh began amid rebel rocket fire. Officials expect 20 000 tons stockpiled for delivery to the besieged capital and two million residents.
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Saigon
UPI
United States
Phnomenh
Phnom Penh
Ponchentong
U.S
US. Es
Tan Son Nhut
Lon Nol
Habib
Vietnam
Cambodia
Lompoc High to stage The King and I in March
Lompoc Senior High School will present Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The King and I for six performances at 8 p.m. in Lompoc Civic Auditorium on March 6 7 8 13 14 15. Tickets 2 for adults and students 150 for children under 12 available from cast or at school activities office Braun Pharmacy or Lompoc Music Box.
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Lompoc Senior High School
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
South ‘‘L
Lompoc
Maraszek
Elliott Harrison
King & I
Siam
Thailand
Chapala
Santa Barbara
Kitty Udd
Raymond M. Glover
Sarah Elizabeth Glover
Richard Leakey
Louis B. Leakey
So. L St
Sacramento
UPI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Elvin Sheehy
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
SLA
San Francisco Bay Area
Alameda County
James Hooley
James Jenner
Greater
Bay Area
Farm income dips after peak in 1973
Washington farmers posted a slight drop in average income in 1974 trailing nonfarm residents after leading the ladder in 1973. Per capita after tax income for farm residents fell to 4577 dollars, while nonfarm citizens rose from 4270 to 4625 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Burns predicts faster money expansion and lower rates
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Banking Committee that money supply growth will accelerate in coming months, fueling lower short term interest rates and easier credit. He cautioned inflation remains a risk and opposed a Senate plan to push a higher money supply pace in 1975.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
Senate Banking Committee
Fed
Senate
Sens
William Proxmire
Dwis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
James L. Buckley
R-C-N.y
Realtor Lilley warns of tough planning ahead in county
Veteran planning commissioner Robert C. Lilley told about 40 realtors at a Lompoc luncheon that developments face a rough road before easing. He called environmental impact studies a new industry and noted zoning, lot splits, and prime agriculture land rules create hardship for developers.
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Veteran County
Robert C. Lilley
Lompoc
Lilley
Planning Department
Planning Commission
New Auto Sales Climb Amid Rebates in February
Detroit reports mid February auto sales rising about 22 percent from January as rebates push deliveries toward 180,000 for Feb 11 20. GM and Ford executives reject extending rebates and plan price or option changes to replace the incentive.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Elliott M. Estes
Estes
John B. Naughton
Ford Motor Co
Optimistic signs as durable goods hint recession bottoming out
United Press International reports a 2.8 percent January drop in durable goods orders after a 12.4 percent fall in December. Analysts, including Irwin Kellner, see a possible end to the downturn as manufacturing orders improve from December’s lows, though inventories remain high and layoffs continue.
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United Press International
Irwin Kellner
New York
Commerce Department
James Pate
Kellner
Philippine airliner hijacked by two men in Cebu and Manila
Two hijackers seized a Philippine Airlines DC3 on a Cebu City to Zamboanga flight. They released some passengers and crew in Cebu and later demanded a Middle East flight, a presidential pardon, and jobs for one man. President Marcos interrupted a national speech to negotiate.
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Manila
UPI
Middle East
PAL
Philippines
Cebu City
Zamboanga
Emilio Abarca Jr
Cesar Malay
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Martial
Abarca
Leoncio Gapay
Air Force
Zamgoanga
Cebu
Daley Favored to Win Chicago Primary Despite Snow
Snow and sleet slowed voting as Mayor Richard Daley, 72, remained the favorite to win the Democratic primary in Chicago. Early issues included polling problems and a bomb scare at City Hall, while Daley health and corruption concerns shaped the race among rivals William Singer Edward Hanrahan and Richard Newhouse.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Daley
Chicago Board of Elections
Mount Hope Baptist Church
City Hall
Daley
Jimmy the Greek
William Singer
Singer
Cook County
Edward Hanrahan
Lakefront
Richard Newhouse
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Lompoc High
King and I
Perry Self
the King
Lisa Scheffer
Anna
Alfredo Pagatpatan
the Kralahome
Alberto Cadena
Prince Chulalongkorn
Debra Hurd
Tuptim
Greg Parks
Louis
Sandy Mangum
Lady Thiang
Saundra Garcia
Lillian Jackson
Ronnie Bason
Joe
Arey Khiat
Phnoma Peah
State Department
Phillip Habib
Said
Manufacturers Hanover Bank
Philippine
Lucy Hood
Starbuck
Harold Davidson Photography
No. H St
Goodyear
Karl Braun
Braun
Wes Marshall
Chm
E. Ocean Ave
W. Ocean Ave
Belmont
Mine Williams Bros
Coupon Tentany
Lompoc, Calif
Elinor Lefkowitz
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