FCI officials deny wrongdoing in inmate travel favors
Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution officials Anthony Santiago and Roy Goddard deny improper actions after reports they allowed inmates unescorted trips. A third man was cleared. investigation continues as staff respond to possible 30 day suspensions.
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Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution
Anthony Santiago
Roy Goddard
Gary Dunlap
Lompoc
Norman A. Carlson
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Dempsey
Alessio
Friedman
Los Angeles
Dunlap
Angelo
Santiago
Alessios
United Press International News Service
Dominic Alessio
John
Dominic
FCI
Frank Kenton
Justice Department
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Hughes breaks silence denounces autobiography as fraud
Howard Hughes ends a 15 year silence by denouncing his autobiography as a fraud. He says he may abandon his reclusive life as it attracts too much attention and hints money cannot buy happiness. Hughes spoke by telephone from his Nassau hotel suite to Los Angeles newsmen.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Brittania Beach Hotel
Paradise Island
Nassau
Bahamas
McGraw Hill
Las Vegas
United Press International
Los Angeles Times
New York Times
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
The
Chicago Tribune
Associated Press
NBC
McGraw-Hill Book Company
Time Inc
Clifford Irving
Nixon focuses on domestic agenda and year’s messages
President Nixon plans a week centered on Congress messages and the State of the Union set for January 20 at 12 30 PM. Gerald L Warren says the budget is nearly finished and other messages on the economy and world affairs are in progress.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Reagan Sends Two-Third Budget for Local Assistance
Governor Reagan delivered the first of two budget installments totaling 4.899 billion for local assistance including schools welfare Medi Cal and property tax relief. He vows to submit the remaining 2.6 billion later in the week covering state operations and agencies.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Governor
Legislature
University of California
California
Wilson C. Riles
Verne Orr
Ambush Kills American Soldier Near Saigon Amid Rising Offensives
Communist troops kill an American soldier in an ambush 24 miles northeast of Saigon and assault a hamlet six miles from the city signaling possible plans for a larger push. In Laos, North Vietnamese forces threaten Pakse as Thai air bases face damage from sappers.
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Saigon
UPS
Laos
Bolovens
Pakse
Thailand
U.S
U-Tapao
Farm Boy Who Made Good Leads Lompoc Civic Rise
Bob Kranig, born in rural Nebraska, rose from newcomer to influential community leader in Lompoc. He serves as president of the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce and the Economic Development Association, chairs planning and local boards, and keeps active in Rotary, Elks, and United Fund. He previously ran for City Council in 1966 and hints at future public office driven by the good of the community.
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Bob Kranig
Nebraska
Kranig
Lompoc
Rotary Club
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St. Joseph's High School
Orcutt
Record
North H Street
Olson Drug
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Allied
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
Chamber
By Vaughn Proctor
Hand
Aic
Lompoc Valley
Board of Directors of
United Fund
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