Drop-In Center Cash Dwindles as Sacramento Holds Funds
Thompson reports the Drop-In Center faces a tight budget with about 21 856 dollars possibly insufficient for rent phones Dawn House and salaries. County funds 10 000 dollars could extend services to Cabrillo High School and add a part time counselor, while state money remains uncertain amid federal funding shifts. Thompson calls the outlook encouraging despite funding volatility.
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Copeland
Dawn House
Thompson
Drug Abuse Coordinating Council
CCCJ
Sacramento
Dawn
Santa Barbara
Cabrillo High School
Lompoc High
Cabrillo
Mesa
East Walnut
POWS reveal a little of life in North Vietnam prison camps
United Press International reports returning POWs describe survival on rice and pork fat, small wooden cages, and propaganda broadcasts. Some detail malaria, mosquitos, and monotony, with improvements in late 1969 and moves to the Hanoi Hilton after the Son Tay raid.
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North Vietnam
United Press International
Vietnam
America
South Vietnam
United States
Army
Mark A. Smith
Hawthorne
Calif
George K. Wanat
Foxboro
Mass
Radio
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Radio Liberation
Korea
Air Force
Robinson Risner
Son Tay
Hanoi Hilton
Bikeway Funds Allocated Across South Coast Districts
The County Road Department outlines 1973 74 funding for bikeways in the Third and First Districts totaling 364000 for planning design and construction. The Second District allocates 43676 for Calle Real extension east of Patterson Ave Goleta Valley linking Calle Real across San Antonio Creek to Ribera Dr.
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County Road Department
Frank Frost
Charles F. Catterlin
Calle Real
Patterson Ave
Goleta Valley
San Antonio Creek
Ribera Dr
Cronkite warns on media credibility under Nixon attacks
Walter Cronkite told the American Association of School Administrators that Nixon administration actions undermine press credibility and threaten American liberties. He cited grand jury source revelations and warned against labeling dissenters as subversive while urging defense of free speech despite political pressures.
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Atlantic City
N.J
APL
Walter Cronkite
Nixon
American Association of School Administrators
Cronkite
U.S. Supreme Court
Board to investigate explosion at Hickam AFB Hawaii
A Navy of inquiry began probing a transformer vault blast at Hickam Air Force Base that killed 21 year old Gary Maemoto and left six others injured. Electrical experts ruled out sabotage as power to most of the base was knocked out for hours with emergency generators activated. The dead man, a civilian replacing transformer components, was from Honolulu. Critical condition victim Masanori Tanaka was treated at Tripler Army Medical Center. Firefighters and workers survived the blast with minor injuries. power gradually returned after system checks.
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Hickam Afb
Hawaii
UPI
Pacific
U.S. Air Force
Hickam Air Force Base
Gary Maemoto
Honolulu
Masanori Tanaka
Tripler Army Medical Center
Rock from hillside injures mother and infant on highway
A rock loosened by an earthquake and heavy rains smashed into a camper on the Pacific Coast Highway injuring Cynthia Marlowe 28 of Santa Cruz and her eight month old daughter Elizabeth. Her husband David escaped unharmed. three other children were shaken but not seriously hurt. The rock was loosened by last Wednesday's quake and Friday night's rain.
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Point Mugu
UPI
Pacific Coast Highway
Cynthia Marlowe
Santa Cruz
Elizabeth
St. John’s Hospital
David
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Lew Copeland
Norman A. McDaniel
Greensboro
N.C
Sikeway
Third District
James Slater
Germany
Italy
Chile
Board
Board of Inquiry
NEW York
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
New York Times
Curran
NMU
the Times
Bernard Raskin
Harry Morris
E. College Ave
NS Pest Control Company
Ant & Spider Control
Ene Glad
de la Vina St
S.Y. Valley
Lompoc RE
Ski‘s Selectronics
Color Electronic
Imperial
West Ocean
Lompoc
Governors
Washington
TelePrompTer Channel 7
North D Street
Ann Blair
Blair House
Canada
Mt. Vernon
TelePrompTer Cable TV
California
Channel
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