Santa Barbara Girl Seized at London Airport Tailed by Terror Links
Allison Thompson an 18 year old from Santa Barbara was seized at London Airport amid reports of confiscated automatic pistols and deportation to California. Authorities including the FBI Santa Barbara Sheriff and police investigated alleged Arab terrorist ties with two male associates. The case linked to Mideast contacts and a possible mistaken trip abroad with no local records.
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Resignations Rise Over California Conflict Law
California because of a new conflict of interest law led to more than 50 public officials resigning. the Moscone authored measure requires annual asset disclosures and drew mixed reactions from local leaders. The report also notes related civic and education events in Lompoc and Santa Maria.
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Oil code showdown set for Monday before Santa Barbara board
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors will hear competing views on a proposed oil code. Western Oil and Gas Association backs a base ordinance while Community Environmental Council urges stronger safeguards. Environmental groups seek onshore facility rules, park safeguards, unanimous approvals, and referendums for growth areas.
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California Lands Commission Cleared Over Offshore Drilling Moratorium
County counsel finds the California State Lands Commission did not violate the Environmental Quality Act by lifting its offshore drilling moratorium in the Santa Barbara Channel. Deputy Marvin Levine filed the ruling with the board of supervisors upon their request. The moratorium had followed the January 1969 Union Oil blowout in federal waters and applied to drilling from state tidelands.
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Defense cut would not be disastrous in California
California could absorb major defense spending cuts if the federal government maintains full employment, a legislative study says. It warns that cuts during a recession with high unemployment would cause hardship, but a 50 percent Defense reduction by 1980 could occur with limited job transitions and continued aerospace growth.
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