U S Planes Said to Bomb Siem Reap in Cambodia
Radio Phnom Penh reported U S warplanes killed at least 15 people and wounded 40 in two bombing raids on Siem Reap. Bangkok monitors and U S officials dismissed the claim as false, with Thai air force and Pentagon saying they had no involvement or knowledge of the incident.
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Cambodia
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Council candidates intensify final campaign push in Lompoc
Eight candidates for the Lompoc City Council head into a closing weekend with campaigns in high gear. The City Editor notes most participants will ramp up efforts to win votes ahead of the election.
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VV citizens form own association to influence village affairs
A group led by John Sherman and John Flaherty proposes a 1000 member property owners association for Vandenberg Village. They plan district-based membership, a $10 per person or 2 percent of property tax dues, and office space with a secretary. Meetings are set to expand outreach and form six committees to study zoning, land use, taxes, and public services.
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Lompoc Hospital reports $5000 January loss
Lompoc District Hospital shows lower than average bed occupancy and fewer surgeries in January costing $5000 in operating costs. Administrator Ken Wicks cites high malpractice costs and conservative local doctors, with several surgeons reducing activity. Bed rates and services hike expected to offset losses.
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Lompoc District Hospital
Ken Wicks
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Wicks
Lompoc
Jean Michels
John D. Sawyer
David J. Ray
Eldon Elam
Park Commission Backs Picnic Fees For County Parks
The County Park Commission unanimously urged the Board of Supervisors to adopt a picnic fee system funding park maintenance. Fees: 10 dollars for 50 to 100 people, 20 dollars for 100 plus. Several North County officials resisted, citing taxpayer concerns and opposition from constituents.
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Lompoc
Robert Ferrero
Los Alamos
Joe W. Gray
Santa Maria
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Gray
Marilyn O’keefe
South Coast
Gay Parkinson
Berlinguer Calls for Independent Path for Italian Communists
Italian Communist leader Enrico Berlinguer told the Soviet Congress that Italian Communists must set policies independently from Moscow while pursuing a democratic path with Socialists and Christian Democrats. He argued for autonomy within the movement to strengthen socialism and preserve liberties. An American affairs expert later said the USSR seeks arms control progress and would share details of similar weapons with the United States.
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Former committee heads endorse Ford for the nomination
Twelve former Republican National Committee chairmen unanimously back President Ford stating his 19 months in office justify the party’s nomination. William Miller led the group following a White House breakfast with Ford and current chairman Mary Louise Smith. The endorsers include notable figures such as Robert Dole and Dean Burch. Weather notes predict mostly cloudy skies through Saturday with mild temperatures and detailed tide times for the weekend.
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Dean Burch
Connecticut
Meade Alcorn
Leonard Hall
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Harry Truman
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
National Party
Transient jailed after false rape report in Buellton case
Steven Dale Rose, 24, was jailed on charges of making a false crime report after admitting he fabricated a tale of being raped at gunpoint by two women. Bail set at 200 dollars. he was booked at Lompoc Jail and faced further court action.
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Rose
Lompoc
Sheriff's Deputies
Ocean Avenue
H Street
Buellton
Portuguese armed forces transfer civilian power amid transition pact
Portugal’s Revolutionary Council ceded day to day government tasks to civilian politicians after 22 months of control. A four year transition will end with a freely elected government, a new legislature by April 25 and a president by June 27, while the military retains vetoes on constitutional questions and defense.
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Portugal
UPI
Dic
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Belem
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