Lilley elected new planning chairman
The County Planning Commission elected Robert C. Lilley of Lompoc as chairman in a secret ballot at their annual reorganizational meeting. Richard M. Clare of Santa Maria was the other nominee, with eight of nine commissioners voting and one abstention. Darwin Sainz was named vice chairman and Marta Machacek assistant secretary.
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County Planning Commission
Robert C. Lilley
Lompoc
Richard M. Clare
Santa Maria
Commission
Britt Johnston
Lilley
M.W. Duncan
Joe Omneg
Carpinteria
Duncan
G. Norman Bacon
Montecito
Clare
Eugene C. Sexton
Goleta Valley
Bacon
Darwin Sainz
Los Alamos
Sexton
Marta Machacek
Reagan levels more charges against CALA
Reagan accuses antipoverty lawyers of seeking a prison meeting between Angela Davis and the Soledad Seven brother of a youth killed in a San Rafael courthouse shootout. The 283 page report links CRLA to the Soledad cases and cites plans to arrange visits as part of Gov. Reagan's veto rationale for federal aid.
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UPI
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Angela Davis
San Rafael
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Soledad Prison
Lewis K. Uhler
John Birch Society
Nixon
Washington
Court House
Faye Stender
Jackson
Reagan
Soledad Brothers
U S diplomat threatened in Russia by three men
UPI reports three Russians grabbed an American diplomat by his lapels outside a Moscow theater and asked how he would like to be treated as Zionist thugs treat Soviet diplomats in America. The incident followed a new diplomatic standoff as demonstrations formed at the U S Embassy and protests from Soviet workers.
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UPI
U.S
America
United States
Sol Polansky
Polansky
Jacob D. Beam
Taganka Theater
U S Combat Role Cut By May First In Vietnam
Pentagon says major combat duties end by May 1 leaving about 285 000 U S troops in Vietnam with over 100 000 in combat support or security roles Advisers and reserves will remain to back South Vietnamese units while air and artillery operations continue
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Vietnam
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UPI
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Jerry W Friedheim
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Bangkok
Thailand
Friedheim
Nixon
Paris
Laird
Lompoc sees high December 1970 construction boom
City statistics show December 1970 in Lompoc reached 342 505 dollars with ten homes and two commercial structures. Nine homes built by O Henry Hilley, plus a McDonalds drive in on North H Street, push the year's total to 974 254.
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Lompoc
City Planning and Building Department
Utah Construction and Mining Company
Vandenberg Village
O' Henry Hilley
University Park
Crestview Terrace
McDonald's
H Street
Pentagon says $200 million wasted in unused equipment
Pentagon officials told a House Senate subcommittee that Congress limits on giving away excess gear force the disposal of about $200 million in usable military equipment. They noted $500 million in surplus stock exists and that current laws cap transfers at $300 million, with substantial totals already allocated to sales and aid.
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UPI
Pentagon
Congress
Air Force
Robert H. Warren
House-Senate Economy In Government
Legal jam after narcotics raid
Court and law enforcement officials labored with paperwork for the arraignment of 37 suspects netted in narcotics raids Tuesday. A task force rounded up the group over eight hours and booked them on charges from heroin possession to being in a drug use location, as officials faced a crowded calendar.
Rabies Shots Clinic Saturday At Veterans Memorial Building
Dog owners can obtain mandatory anti rabies shots for their pets Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at a reduced fee clinic in the Veterans Memorial Building. Doctors of the Veterinarians Association will give shots for $2 per animal. The County Health department with 4 H Clubs and veterinarians sponsor the program. Law requires shots every 18 months. Dog licenses at $4 will also be available.
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Veterans Memorial Building
Doctors of the
Veterinarians Association
County Health Department
Veterinarians
lawmakers split on five dollar per diem raise in California
In Sacramento two conservative Republicans Sen Clark Bradley and Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield oppose raising daily expense allowance from 25 to 30 dollars citing the state's finances. The Board of Control approved the raise after Mills and Burton pressed the request despite opposition and earlier reversals over tax deduction rules. The increase goes into effect Wednesday as part of a broader salary and benefit package for lawmakers.
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Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
Wakefield
Charles Dixon
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Board of Control
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Martin-Marietta
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Armistead I. Selden Jr
South Vietnam
Laos
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Johnny Burton
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