US deaths in Vietnam push past 40000
UPI reports 65 American fatalities last week, the smallest weekly toll in three months, but total U.S. casualties since Jan 1961 reach 40,044 dead and 263,003 wounded. South Vietnamese losses: 304 killed, 796 wounded. enemy deaths listed at 1,999. Da Nang area saw a six hour battle and a Marine truck ambush.
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Vietnam
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Smog and Road Safety Highlight Berkeley Talk and Local Crash
Berkeley voices warn on air pollution as Arie Jan Haagen-Smit calls the smog fight a gigantic task but solvable, while two local bicycle accidents leave an eight year old in fair condition and a seven year old with minor injuries. Police note no codes violations in the first crash. second incident involves a sidewalk bicycle collision near Vandenberg Village.
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Los Angeles
Lompoc
Cottage Hospital
Ocean Avenue
Rhonda Renae Johnson
Melvin and
Mary Johnson
W. Apricot Ave
Michael Francis Riggs
N. W St
Riggs
Rhonda
R Street
Angria Mike Bowen
Constellation Dr
Vandenberg Village
Clarence Young
Aldebaran Ave
Young
CHP
Flood control storage plan eyed for Santa Ynez river basin
A federal study by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation reviews flood storage options for Lake Cachuma. It suggests reserving 15 000 acre feet from November 15 to February 1 could cut outflow roughly in half for floods up to a 50 year event, with only about a two percent risk of reducing annual yield. The report notes current usage around 20 000 acre feet and weighs larger space reservations against potential yield loss, while stressing feasibility with minimal extra dam costs.
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Santa Ynez River
Lake Cachuma
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Santa Maria
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Principal faces legal challenge over school supply drive
Buena Vista Elementary School in Vandenberg Village faced queries after Principal Wilbur Krauth sent notices asking parents to buy paper, pencils, glue and other pupil supplies. He argues state law requires free supplies but cited district finances and a delayed state delivery as reasons for the action. The district spokesman said the move is not district wide and an inquiry will follow.
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Vandenberg Village
Wilbur Krauth
Krauth
State Department of Education
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Deputy contradicts Kennedy testimony at Chappaquiddick inquest
Edgartown Massachusetts UPI reports deputy sheriff Christopher S Look Jr testifies for 45 minutes denying Kennedy account of the July 18 auto crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. Look says he saw the Kennedy car with two and possibly three occupants about 12 40 to 12 45 a m, contradicting Kennedy’s time element as the inquest proceeds.
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Mass
UPI
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Christopher S. Look Jr
Kennedy
Look
Massachusetts
Dukes County
Anton Bettencourt
Chappaquiddick
Bettencourt
Susan Tanenbaum
Washington
Chappaquiddick Island
James A. Boyle
Workers End Two Day Walkout At Vandenberg Base
United Electrical Workers returned to work at Vandenberg Air Force Base after a two day walkout over job assignments and pay rules under the Davis Bacon Law. Wilbur Phillipini cited discrepancies where electrical tasks were performed by workers at lower wages, though no union action followed.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Wilbur Phillipini
Santa Barbara
U.S. Department of Labor
Phillipini
Vandenberg
United States
Tunney Announces Bid for U S Senate Seat
Rep. John Tunney of California declared his candidacy for the U S Senate seat held by Republican George Murphy. Tunney, 35, represents Riverside Imperial and part of San Bernardino Counties and won an upset in 1965. He vows to make environmental destruction a campaign issue.
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UPI
John Tunney
Calif
U. S
George Murphy
Tunney
Gene Tunney
Riverside
Imperial
San Bernardino
Murphy
Weekend Rain Drives In With Strong Winds
Rain begins this afternoon and lingers through Friday with high temperatures in the 60s. Tonight’s low in the high 50s, southeast winds 15 to 25 mph increasing to 20 to 35 mph. Rain heavy at times. Friday tides reach 6.9 feet at 10:26 am with lows of 1.8 feet at 4:14 am and 1.6 feet at 5:38 pm.
Army will not prosecute in club swindle case
The Army informed Congress there is insufficient evidence to prosecute a group of sergeants accused of worldwide swindles in servicemen clubs. The letter notes likely Turner may face DOJ action while other cases lack prosecutable evidence.
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Army
Washington
Ervin
Turner
Stanley Resor
Department of Justice
Park Land Bond Plan Aims To Safeguard Open Space In California
Assemblyman Edwin L. Zberg proposes a 500 million state bond to buy park lands and open space, with 285 million for state acquisitions and 135 million for local parks. A new six member Democratic Task Force led by Jess Unruh criticizes Gov Reagan and presses wide ranging reforms on inflation education housing and taxes.
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UPI
Assembly
Edwin L. Z’berg
Z’berg
Democratic
Unruh
George Zenovich
Fresno
Robert Crown
Alameda
Joe Gonsalves
la Mirada
Ken Cory
Garden Grove
Yvonne Brathewaite
Los Angeles
Zenovich
Reagan
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