Hobby Fair at Fillmore Elementary Tonight
Enthusiastic hobbyists prepare for a Hobby Fair at Fillmore Elementary School from 6 to 9 p m with free admission. Demonstrators include Mrs Tony Centeno Indian beadwork Mrs Donald Foreman liquid embroidery and others showing cake decoration shell loading puppetry greenware and artistic painting. Food and game booths will offer hamburgers hot dogs beans salads and desserts.
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Fillmore Elementary School
Fred Cohig
PTA
Cohig
Tony Centeno
Donald Foreman
Gabriel Zucker
James Owen
Kenneth Horne
Ben Green
Edward Bruzdowski
Shirley Wallace
Edward Hardeman
Nixon Middle East stance welcomed by Egypt and Israel
Egypt and Israel gave cautious approval to Nixon's Middle East statements in his State of the World message. Meir warned against any American pressure, while Galili signaled willingness to continue negotiations. The piece notes tensions over East Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, and Sharm El Sheikh, with Cairo planning a comprehensive study of the message.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
Nixon
Middle East
Golda Meir
Mideast
Cairo
al Ahram
Israel Galili
Meir
Tel Aviv
Maariv Today
Galili
Eleven in school board contest for Lompoc District
Eleven candidates qualified for the April 20 election for three seats on the Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees. Incumbents Archie Nagle and John Beattie lead a slate including Karl Braun Fredrick Bremerman Florence Burch Virgil Casey Glenn Christmas Bruce Holloway David Lemos Lawrence Schriver and John Wolff.
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Lompoc Unified
Bruce Holloway
David Lemos
South Vandenberg
Lawrence A. Schriver
Hand to hand fighting reported in Ho Chi Minh trail fight
Lt General Hoang Xuan Lam said South Vietnamese forces counterattacked Hill 31 inside Laos as U S air forces used heat seeking rockets against Communist tanks. A South Vietnamese armored column moved north from Route 9 to aid beleaguered troops while several forward bases faced heavy fighting and Zone Ranger and Hotel 2 saw Vietnamese success before abandoning South.
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Saigon
UPI
Hoang Xuan Lam
Laos
Hill 31
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
1St Armored Brigade
Route 9
Lam
Lang Vei
Ranger
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Property tax exemption notices mailed with 75 to 90 dollar impact
The county assessor mails 36 000 exemption notices stating the saving now ranges from 80 to 90 dollars due to higher tax rates. Claims due by April 15 require residence and ownership as of the March lien date. Additional notices include 5 000 veterans exemptions and 10 000 business tax affidavits. Also reports Bill Culberson injured by falling cement while a Confederate flag is raised on West Walnut Avenue.
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Sibe
Harry W. Holmquist
U.S. to use small infantry for Laos rescue patrols
Nixon officials say U S rescue teams may include small infantry units in Laos to protect downed air crews and rescuers. Pentagon spokesman Friedheim notes no troops have yet been sent in, and officials insist the moves do not violate the Cooper Church agreement or constitute combat missions.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Laos
Nixon Administration
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
White House
Cooper Church
Heart-O-Rama public invite at Lompoc Hospital event
The Lompoc Hospital hosts Heart-O-Rama on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. as part of Santa Barbara County Heart Association’s fund raising month. Demonstrations include CPR, cardiac monitor and defibrillator, EKG, pacemakers, blood pressure checks, inhalation therapy, diet and smoking exhibits with Smoking Sam.
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Lompoc
Heart
Santa Barbara
Sam
Rail talks aim at peace as deadline nears
Washington UPI reports parties in contract talks with four railroad unions hope to avoid a strike before Monday. UTU remains unresolved amid disputes over work rules and crew changes. Negotiators met seven hours with tentative railroad proposals on overlapping duties and radio use. a carrier plan for cross-divisional runs without extra pay drew disagreement.
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Washington
UPI
United Transportation Union
John P. Hiltz
Transportation Workers Union
Calley deemed normal in My Lai sanity ruling
Walter Reed psychiatrists testified Calley was mentally capable to premeditate murder in the My Lai massacre. A Walter Reed sanity board labeled him normal in every respect, contradicting defense claims of combat stress. The hearing also announced Col Henderson will be court martialed for alleged cover up.
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
Walter Reed Army Hospital
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Arnold W. Johnson Jr
Calley
Sanity Board
Johnson
Aubrey M. Daniel III
Ernest L. Medina
Calley Led One of Two Platoons That Assaulted the Vitnamese
Medina
U.S
Army
Oran K. Henderson
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John Thompson
Fillmore School
Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
California
Ronald Reagan
Spiro T. Agnew
Reagan
Agnew
Doug Sanders
Alan Cranston
Calif
John Wolff
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Nagle
Beattie
First Presbyterian Church
Lompoc Educational Association
Don Lisle
LEA
Lisle
Casey
Holloway
Bremerman
Allan Hancock College Board of Trustees
Area 4
Edmund Burke
Johns Manville
Gordon deMarrais
Lompoc Unified School District
Eugene Huseman
Lompoc Valley
Hotel 2
Lao Bao
U S
Bill Culberson
West Walnut Avenue
U.S. Postal Service
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