Ford laments slow Congress on income tax cut
President Ford warned Congress may delay action on an antirecession tax cut until June. He said he would keep pressure, noting his month-long public campaign drew more reaction than in recent years. The remarks came during a Florida trip to press his economic energy agenda.
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County balks at state funds for Lompoc municipal court plan
Board of Supervisors asks State Sen. Omer Rains and Assemblyman Gary Hart to drop funding stipulations and urgency clause from court legislation. County estimates first year cost at 99,600, with state funding unlikely unless tax rate maxes out. The project list also includes facility adjustments and juvenile court retention.
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Lompoc
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Administration adds 1.8 billion deficit in 1976 outlook
The Ford administration increased the fiscal 1976 deficit projection to 53.7 billion dollars, citing highway fund releases and food stamp cost concerns. Senator Humphrey warns the figure is understated due to unemployment near 9 percent. The Democrats push fast impact spending to create jobs while the Fed chief Burns warns against expanding money supply too rapidly to curb inflation.
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State could halt pipeline crossing state waters say officials
County Supervisor Robert E. Kallman relayed an Interior Department spokesman’s claim that California can stop pipelines crossing state waters under the Outer Continental Lands Act of 1953. The same official said the Deep Water Port Act does not apply to Exxon’s onshore plant linked to offshore drilling.
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Mansfield says stop Cambodian aid. warns against more US weapons
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield rejects Ford Kissinger warnings of collapse and argues more aid prolongs killings in Cambodia. He says the administration seeks indefinite involvement in nations with no US commitments while Ford calls Cambodia “very critical” and pleads for aid.
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Trustees Fail To Meet As Quorum Lapses In Lompoc
Lompoc school trustees failed to convene a valid meeting as only two of five members attended. Vice chairman Archie Nagle and trustee John Beattie were present. Gail Steiger reportedly had chicken pox, Karl Braun was in Santa Barbara, and Richard K. Jacoby’s location was unknown. About 50 people watched as an adjournment occurred after 15 minutes. Superintendent Glen Wegner recalled only one prior adjournment for lack of a quorum in 17 years. The room held a piled desk load of policies, Stall Act reports, and an Affirmative Action report.
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John Beattie
Gail Steiger
Karl Braun
Santa Barbara
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Lompoc
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