Brown to lead California amid crisis of spirit
In a dawn breakfast at Sacramento, Governor-elect Jerry Brown declared Californians face a crisis of the spirit beyond energy and economy. He promised swift leadership to mobilize resources and restore the state as a model for the nation and world. The gathering included Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally and other top officials, with notable absence of Jesse Unruh. Brown then moved to the Capitol for swearing-in remarks in the Assembly chamber.
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Brown
Sacramento Convention Center
Capitol
U. S. District Court
Thomas McBride
Edmund Brown Sr
Bernice
Jerry Brown
McBride
Mervyn Dymally
Wilson Riles
Kenneth Cory
Jesse Unruh
Assembly
Greenspan warns recession may lag into 1975 recovery
Greenspan told Congress that unemployment could reach 8 percent in 1975 and a $10 to $15 billion tax cut would not rapidly lower joblessness. He predicted a midyear economic pickup but cautioned the recovery would be slow with little relief for unemployment. Inflation may ease to 6–7 percent by mid 1975.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Joint Congressional Committee
House Banking Committee
Strong Central California quake rattles coast at 5.3
A 5.3 magnitude quake struck off Santa Rosa Island near Paso Robles at 3:17 a.m. PST, waking residents but causing no damage. UC Berkeley seismographs place the epicenter offshore with no reports of harm despite numerous calls to authorities.
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Paso Robles
UPI
California
University of California Seismographic Station
Berkeley
Santa Rosa Island
Vandalism Strains J M Lockout at Johns Manville Plant
Incidents mar labor standstill as Johns Manville lockout nears four weeks. Vandalism at 300 North G Street damages tarpaulins and ropes. nails and rail segments obstruct access routes. Police report arrests of three union members for vehicle interference and spikes on the access road. Federal mediation stalls with no immediate talks expected.
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Lompoc Truck Co
Johns- Manville Products Co
George Vance
North G St
J-M
International Chemical Workers Union
Vance
Southern Pacific Railroad
Dep
Ron Lecrease
Larry G. Johnson
Johnson
Israel warns Jordan on Syrian-Palestinian linkup
United Press International reports Israel cautioned Lebanon that allowing Syrian forces to join Palestinian guerrillas would trigger a confrontation. The warning preceded Assad Franjieh talks in Beirut, the first head-of-state meeting in 15 years. Arafat cited 37,600 guerrilla deaths, 10,000 under arrest, and 850 sentenced by Israeli courts. Students and school staff return to routine after a gray Monday.
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United Press International
Israel
Lebanon
Hafez Assad
Suleiman Franjieh
Beirut
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
al Balagh
Lompoc Council set to hear water and garbage rate changes
A 7:30 p.m. council session will consider trimmed garbage rate hikes and an 80 percent water rate increase plan from the Water Commission. A bid to switch to weekly garbage collection may cut the December hike. The meeting also reviews home beautification plans replacing city street trees for new subdivisions and other city business.
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Lompoc
City Hall Auditorium
West Walnut Avenue
City Water Commission
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Brown and Caldwell Co
Alhambra
Koebig
Olive Avenue
E.C. Stevens
West Hickory Avenue
Hickory Avenue
Cherry Ave
North Ave
X Street
Tri-County Commission For Senior Citizens
Ocean and
Walnut Avenues
N and
O Streets
Lompoc Public Library
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Supreme Court
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
N. First St
San Luis Obispo
Frank Allen
Jordan
Hickory Ave
County Board of Supervisors
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