Americans direct desert war in Southern Yemen clash
Information Minister Abdullah Khamri reports American personnel directing thousands of mercenaries in a desert battle near Baihan aimed at toppling Southern Yemen's government. He says 2,000 mercenaries were routed with 67 dead as Arabs hijacked a Lufthansa flight the next day, then released the crew and paid $5 million.
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Baihan
Southern
Yemen
API
Abdullah Khamri
Khamri
Lufthansa
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Robert F. Kennedy
Aden
Community events listed for Lompoc and nearby
A series of local meetings and activities are scheduled this week. events include a parent meeting at United Church Nursery School, CPR class for firefighters in Pioneer Park, CAST tryouts at Lompoc Valley Playhouse, a DUI arrest in Vandenberg Village, Flower Festival queen contestants, a parish mission at La Purisima Church, six Planning Commission hearings, a stolen stereo report, a criminal case bail set for Leighton Clark, and a City Council candidates forum at Lompoc High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Valley Playhouse
la Purisima Hall
Olive and I Streets
Lompoc High School
Coalition For A New Tommorrow
Charlotte Benton
Art Scott
Steven Cox
Ann Dewberry
William Johnson
Gaspare Oneto
Emil Scolari
Donald Schuyler
Closing Stocks Quotations Furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are provided to the Record via Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3-3551. The item notes figures and sources for market values as of closing.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Supervisors weigh salary hike amid wage board wait
The Goleta County supervisors plan March 8 talks on a proposed raise from 16 000 to 18 000 with wage board input still pending. Community groups urged higher pay while some candidates warn of opposition and tighter budgets before the March 10 filing deadline. Curtis Tunnell cautioned against a rapid 50 percent jump without clear support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce
Goleta Valley Citizens Planning Group
Curtis Tunnell
Howard Menzel
Goleta Valley
Menzel
Trade deficit widens in January while leading indicators rise
The Commerce Department reports January trade deficit at 318.9 million, third largest ever, with six of eight leading indicators up. The composite index jumps 2.3 percent, the best since January 1971, driven by durable goods orders, stock prices, and raw material prices. Decline in average work week and a dip in building permits noted.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department
Israel expands occupation in Lebanon amid renewed fighting
Israeli troops ignored a Security Council demand and occupied about 40 square miles in southern Lebanon in a fourth day of clashes. UPI reported engineers opened a mountain road to aid troop movements as several villages were shelled while refugees fled toward Mount Hermon.
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Security Council
Lebanon
UPI
Abdul W. Hajjaj
Ebl Es Saqi
Israel
Mount Herman
Syria
Beirut
Funeral services for Frank Regaza in San Jose
Funeral services were held in San Jose Saturday for Frank Regaza who died last week at relatives’ home. Born in the Philippines, he lived in Lompoc since 1931 at West Locust and South A Street. He owned the former Lucky Spot Cafe on West Ocean Avenue for 15 years and later managed the LFE Market on South Street. Survivors include a nephew from San Jose.
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San Jose
Frank Regaza
Phillippines
Regaza
Lompoc
West Locust
South A Street
Lucky Spot Cafe
West Ocean Avenue
LFE Market
South Street
Five Hurt In Two Collisions In Lompoc Area
Miyoshi Lani Marcalino, 34, was in good condition at Lompoc Hospital after a collision with Alfred Huggins at Ocean Avenue and V Street. Huggins, his wife Barbara 29 and daughter Antoinette 2 were treated at Vandenberg Base Hospital. Huggins and Antoinette released. Mrs Huggins to be released today. In a separate crash, Sara Jane Neish 61 of 119 West Locust treated for minor injuries after her car collided with Dora Eliza Fritts 59 of 326 South E Street at G Street and Hickory Avenue. Fritts’ car struck a professional building.
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Pioneer Park
Fourth and Pine
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Miyoshi Lani Marcalino
Lompoc Hospital
Alfred Huggins
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Huggins
Barbara
Antoinette
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Ocean Avenue
V Street
Lompoc
Sara Jane Neish
W. Locust Ave
Dora Eliza Fritts
South E St
G Street
Hickory Avenue
Fritts
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