POW Release Deadline Near With No Lists Shown
The Defense Department said North Vietnam refused to provide the 48 hour advance list of 100 plus POWs to be freed. The 7 p.m. EST deadline passed without confirmation as U S officials considered protests to the Joint Military Commission in Saigon. Negotiations continued with Maj Gen Gilbert Woodward and Viet Cong reps as a four hour JMC subcommission session yielded no progress.
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UPI
Defense Department
United States
Joint Military Commission
JMC
Saigon
U.S
Closing Stock Quotations From Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co of Lompoc. The notice lists latest prices and market movement for listed securities as provided by the brokerage firm.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Obituary notices for Sgt. Richard H. Bingle and Mr. Joaquin Vieira
Rosary and Requiem for Sgt. Richard H. Bingle 41 at Langley AFB VA with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Survivor details listed and memorials to American Heart Association. Funeral under Buck Trout Mortuary Williamsburgh. Separate notice for Mr. Joaquin Vieira 85 in San Luis Obispo with Azores birth and 58 years in local area. details to appear in the Record.
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Langley Air Force Base
Richard H. Bingle
Langley Afb
Arlington National Cemetery
Bingle
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Second Street
Mary V. Bingle
Steven
Bruce
Mark
Michael
John
Janice
Fanne
Theresa
American Heart Association
Buck Trout Mortuary
Williamsburgh
Virginia
McPeekamily Mortuary
Joaquin Vieira
San Luis Obispo
Mr. Vieira
Azores Islands
Highway 246
Lower courts must rule on abortion decisions
The Supreme Court directed lower federal courts to rule on nine state anti abortion laws in light of its Texas Georgia decisions. Justices refused to reconsider the Jan. 22 ruling, sending cases back to district courts to apply the Georgia Texas yardstick restricting state interference in early pregnancy and final six months. The court also let stand a ruling striking down parts of the Texas vagrancy law and declined to exempt suburban Detroit districts from a busing program. The docket was cleared of abortion case backlog. Police chronology details a Lompoc pharmacy arrest after shots and a suspect confrontation. arraignment set bail at 7500 dollars with further proceedings scheduled.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Texas
Georgia
Federal District Court
Detroit
Lompoc
Larry McAdams
Ocean Avenue
C Street
McAdams
Smith
Laubly
Terrill F. Cox
Cox
Lompoc rain totals rise. two annexation hearings planned
Rain in the Lompoc Valley reached 0.75 inches, lifting the season total to 17.25 inches while last year’s tally stood at 6.52 inches, per City Water Plant officials. Separate court actions involved Ralph Talmage Flummer, 45, and Aaron Virgil Henry, 65, both charged with drunken driving after weekend arrests in Buellton and Lompoc. Public hearings are set for pre zoning on two annexation parcels north of Central Avenue and near A Street, with 7:30 p.m. City Hall sessions.
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Lompoc Valley
City of
Lompoc
East North Avenue
Ralph Talmage Flummer
North I St
Flummer
Buellton
Central Avenue
Aaron Virgil Henry
W. Pine Ave
Henry
W. Olive Ave
County Overtime Bills Exceed Budgeted Funds
County Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd said overtime pay has reached 122414 this fiscal year, far above the 80000 budgeted for 1972-73. The county uses contingency funds to cover the deficit and warns that further payouts could strain reserves before the year end June 30.
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Paul Floyd
Floyd
Kissinger Says North Vietnam Aims to Takeover South
Kissinger on NBC interview says Hanoi will never abandon plan to unite Vietnam by peaceful means if possible. He rejects further U S military involvement and argues domestic security should be handled by the Vietnamese government.
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New York
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
NBC Sunday Night
Kissinger
Vietnam
NBC
Barbara Walters
Washington
Administration outlines future pay policy amid wage talks
Treasury Secretary Shultz and Cost of Living Council Director Dunlop to unveil Nixon plan for future pay raises across the economy and potential changes to the 5.5 percent guideline amid food price pressures. Meany of AFL-CIO supports price controls and critics push to abandon the limit.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
George P. Shultz
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Organized Labor
Flood Control Board to Review Lompoc Drain Program Funding
Santa Barbara County Flood Control District directors meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the supervisors’ hearing room to discuss joining Lompoc’s backbone underground storm drain project. Mayor George Cotsenmeyer says funds from the Lompoc Flood Zone may be used. project costs are about 500000 dollars.
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Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
George Cotsenmeyer
Lompoc City
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