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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1971

Page

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Goleta Valley jail opening delayed over safety staffing

Sheriff John Carpenter told county supervisors the Goleta Valley facility faces delays awaiting safety upgrades and staffing. He weighs whether 50 new positions are needed or 36 suffice, noting several posts remain unfilled and electronic, access and interior security issues must be fixed before a February 1 opening for sentenced women and limited male prisoners.

Goleta Valley John Carpenter Carpenter James Webster Charles F. Catterlin Santa Barbara Catterlin Ventura County Santa Barbara County

Arabs Reject Public Reaction to Israel Peace Proposals

United Nations diplomats held silent on Israeli peace proposals while Gunnar V. Jarring pursued quiet diplomacy. In Cairo Mahmoud Riad reported encouraging reactions from London Paris and Rome to U.N. intervention ideas. Jordanian fighting continued as truce efforts moved to London. Weather shows showers through Wednesday with highs 45 to 50.

United Press International United Nations U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Jarring Muhammad H. el-Farra Jerusalem Mohammed Hassan el-Zayyat El-Zayyat Cairo al Ahram Mahmoud Riad Anwar Sadat Egypt London Paris Rome Big Four Israel Edmund S. Muskie D-Maine Jordan Amman Rahi Ladgham Arab Truce Team Hussein

War spreads as Moorer visits Cambodia amid renewed fighting

Adm. Thomas H Moorer chaired talks in Cambodia to discuss boosting U S aid while fighting erupts across Vietnam and Cambodia. US and South Vietnamese forces strike near Pichnil Pass and along Highway 1 as Communists tighten grip around Phnom Penh and Kompong Som.

Saigon UPS Thomas H. Moorer U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Cambodia U.S Vietnam Phnom Penh Kompong Som Pichnil Pass Fishhook South Vietnam U Minh Forest Mekong da Nang

Reagan proposes welfare Medi Cal cuts or tax rise

Governor Reagan urged sweeping reductions in welfare and Medi Cal as alternatives to a tax increase. He called for removing able bodied welfare recipients for public work, reducing Medi Cal to private plan levels, and other reforms while rejecting new taxes. He floated a voucher plan for schooling, merit pay for teachers, and harsher penalties for killing officers.

Reagan Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan University of California

Medi-Cal Director Urges Token Payments for Services

The Medi-Cal program director urged recipients to make token payments to doctors and druggists to share in service costs. He said the move would share responsibility for the care sought, though current federal law bans such payments.

Sacramento UPI Earl Brian

Tax Break Aims to Put People Back to Work

President Nixon unveils depreciation rule changes to allow full asset deductions sooner, claiming quick tax deferrals will spur equipment purchases and jobs. Labor leaders warn of inflationary impact amid unemployment, while lawmakers probe Medi Cal cuts and fiscal deficits.

Walker Afl-Cio Lane Korland

Three Cleared of Narcotics Charges in Lompoc Raids

Three of 37 arrestees in a Lompoc narcotics sweep had charges dismissed at the request of the deputy district attorney. George Steadman Thomas Timmer and James Twyford were cleared for visiting a place where narcotics were used. Probes continue against 34 others with charges ranging from heroin possession and sale to marijuana cases.

Lompoc George Ralph Steadman E. Pine Ave Thomas Richard Timmer Club House Rd James Burke Twyford S. L St

Diablo Canyon to host California's first large desalination plant

Sacramento reports California plans a multimillion gallon desalinization plant at Diablo Canyon in San Luis Obispo County in cooperation with the federal government. If funded, construction could start mid 1974 with completion targeted for 1978, powered by a nearby PG&E nuclear plant.

Sacramento UPS Department of Water Resources Today Diablo Canyon San Luis Obispo County California San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Congress Pacific Gas & Electric Co

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