Lompoc Reservoir Plan Won’t Reduce Cachuma Yield Says Bureau
The Bureau of Reclamation reports the proposed 67 million dollar Lompoc Project would not cut Cachuma Reservoir yield for South Coast communities. The finding notes a 29,800 acre feet annual yield when paired with local groundwater, below a previously cited 20,400 acre feet figure. The bureau also says no changes to the live stream agreement between Cachuma Dam and the Lompoc Reservoir are needed.
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Cachuma
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
County Water Agency
Francis H. Beattie
E. F. Sullivan
Bureau of Reclamation
Sacramento
Bureau
The
Water Agency
Santa Ynez River
Washington, D.C
Sullivan
Lompoc Narrows
Cachuma Dam
Lompoc Reservoir
Kennedy Wins Senate Whip Bid as Congress Opens
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy defeats Sen. Russell B. Long 31 to 26 to become Democratic whip, signaling a liberal shift. Sen. Hugh Scott wins Republican whip 23 to 20 over Sen. Roman Hruska as Congress convenes with Democrats in control. Kennedy’s victory fuels talk of a possible 1972 bid. Long cites Kennedy family political machine influencing votes.
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Steven Gerstel Washington
UPI
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Russell B. Long
Senate
Kennedy Brothers
Long
Senate Republicans
Hugh Scott
House
Gordon Allott
Scott
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
John Sparkman
D. Ala
Kennedy Family
U.S. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennnedy
Cornerstone of El Camino to be razed tomorrow
The El Camino School at Chestnut Avenue and H Street will demolish the old building to make way for new classrooms. Tomorrow workers will recover a copper casket from the cornerstone containing 47 year old documents and school records, then reseal them in a new box to be placed under a flag standard on the grounds.
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H Street
Chestnut Avenue
Lompoc
el Camino School
Grand Lodge of Masons
Knights Templar
American Legion
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Education
Parent Teachers Association
Order of DeMolay
Master Masons
Parent-Teachers Association
Board of Education
Santa Barbara News
Los Angeles Times
Masonic Lodge
Fair Weather Through Saturday Weekend Outlook
The forecast shows fair conditions through Saturday with a light temperature rise. Highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s and lows in the 40s, gentle winds, and notable tides on January 4 with highs of 6.0 feet at 9:38 a.m. and 3.6 feet at 11:44 p.m.
Macco to Develop Giant Ranch Community West of Gaviota
Macco Realty Co plans a large second home and recreational development on the former Hollister Ranch west of Gaviota. The project spans about 14 000 acres and may file preliminary plans with the county in January or February. Air Force future missile plans at nearby Vandenberg AFB could affect overflight noise concerns for the western residential area.
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Macco Realty Co
Hollister Ranch
Gaviota
U.S. Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Air Force
Israel and Western powers reject Soviet peace offensive
The Soviet union proposed a big four Middle East peace guarantee but Israel and the Western big three dismissed the plan as a phoney effort. Abba Eban warned against withdrawal from territory occupied in 1967. French and London officials warned that a four power guarantee faces many pitfalls and that a settlement must be reached by the involved powers.
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Soviet Union
Scou B
Bruns United Press International
Middle East
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Eban
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
U.N. Security Council
de Gaulle
London
United Nations
New hijack of airliner to Havana shocks U.S. public
A New York to Miami DC8 with 148 aboard was commandeered over the Atlantic and forced to Havana. Captain Dennis F. Van Huss reported the hijack and the jet landed at Jose Marti airport at 1 05 a m local time. Cuban officials say they hold passengers while safety limits prevent return flights.
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API
Atlantic Ocean
Cuba
Eastern Air Lines
Flight 401
New York
Dennis F. van Huss
Waldick
N.J
Federal Aviation Administration
Jacksonville
Fla
Havana
Jose Marti
U.S
Cleveland Press
Charles Tracy
Tracy
State Department
Fidel Castro
Rusk Warns of Middle East Catastrophe Amid Violence
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that mounting violence in the Middle East brings the region to the brink of catastrophe and urged utmost restraint by Israel and Arab states. He also outlined U.S. efforts to shape Vietnam talks before the Johnson administration ends.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Middle East
Israel
Rusk
Johnson
Paris
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Yuri Tcherniakov
London
Apollo 9 roars toward moon test launch pad move
Apollo 9, a three man space crew led by McDivitt Scott and Schweickart, advances to the launch pad at Cape Kennedy for final tests of the earth orbit mission. The plan calls for a lunar module docking and space transfer to validate two man moon landings.
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UPI
Cape Kennedy
Moon
Oceanside
Air Force
James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Houston
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Earth
McDivitt
Scott
Schweickart
Conference table issue stalls expanded Vietnam talks
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong offered to drop several demands if the talks would be held at a round table with the United States and Saigon, but the latest U.S. procedural proposals were rejected. The failure of Cyrus Vance and Col. Ha Van Lau to reach agreement sharply reduced hopes for talks before Nixon takes office.
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UPI
United States
Saigon
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Hanoi
Ha van Lau
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Cyrus Vance
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