We TIP Program Expands to Lompoc Area
We TIP a drug pushers reward program builds in Lompoc with posters and a We TIP Week. Mayor Cotsenmeyer to proclaim it. Bill Brownell to unveil statewide scope on a Rotary Club broadcast. Joe Herron organized expansion from nearby counties. Rewards of 100 to 500 dollars issued upon arrest and conviction.
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Lompoc
George Cotsenmeyer
Rotary Club
We Tip, Inc
Bill Brownell
Herron
We Tip
Santa Barbara
California
Sheriff Department of
Florida
Rotary, Kiwanis, and
Lions
Joe Herron
Cotsenmeyer
James D. Smith
Lompoc Council Approves First Reading On Water Rate Change
The Lompoc City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance to raise water costs while keeping rates technically unchanged. A 3-2 vote supported Lefkowitz and Scott who urged hikes for large users, lowering free water from 500 to 200 cubic feet and projecting higher but modest revenue gains.
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Lompoc
Sol Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Art Scott
George Cotsenmeyer
Marvin Loney
Scott
North Vietnamese harden stance at Paris peace talks
North Vietnam in Paris rejected concessions and insisted on one nation for Vietnam while accusing the United States of bombing Hanoi Bach Mai hospital. Talks with Kissinger and Tho resumed with technical sessions as U.S. leaders urged caution about optimism.
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Paris
Hanoi
United States
Bach Mai
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc
Kissinger
Nixon
House
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Saigon
Kissinger-Tho
Air Force
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Mansfield urges immediate U S withdrawal from Vietnam
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield opened the 93rd Congress urging prompt legislation to end U S involvement in Vietnam. He said Democrats already demand a quick war settlement and pledged Congress would assert its role, while criticizing the war and noting Nixon had failed to secure peace through negotiation.
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House
Senate
Mansfield
Congress
House Democratic
Hugh Scott
Gerald Ford
Carl Albert
Nixon
GOP
Montanan
Vietnam
Oceanfront condo plan approved after seawall removal
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a revised development plan for the Vista del Montecito project on the Montecito oceanfront. The plan eliminates a rock seawall and 18 units, moving the development farther from shore, amid protests by preservation groups and Chumash descendants.
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Vista del Montecito
Montecito Oceanfront
Santa Barbara
Ocean Beach
Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Tri-Counties
the Mutual Savings and Loan Assn
Los Angeles
Hammond
Dale E. Hanst
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