16 Jan 1973
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1973
Page
1
Gov Reagan signs a two part budget taking effect July 1 for 1973-74 with local assistance at 28.8 percent higher than the current year. Local aid totals 6.16 billion, funded from the general fund with 45.3 percent to schools and 4.6 million children to benefit.
Optimistic dispatches from Saigon Hanoi Paris and Washington claim peace talks advance while the White House says no cease fire deal before President Nixon's second inauguration. Kissinger may return to Paris but Ziegler says he will not this week.
Flu reports rise across Lompoc and Santa Maria with high school absences up to 20 percent at Vandenberg Junior High and 50 extra absences at Cabrillo Senior High. Hospitalizations total four with 20 outpatient flu cases over the weekend. officials warn of possible epidemic levels if trends continue.
North county Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District faces a power driven push to join a revised Cachuma water release contract. Santa Barbara and Goleta seek signatory status, with officials citing a potential loss for Lompoc amid disputes over contract year baselines and a possible 6000 acre feet yearly difference.
The Board of Supervisors voted 3 to 2 to deny Tyrolian Village Inc a proposed 750 unit residential country club on 281 acres at More Mesa Goleta Valley. The denial followed a bribery arrest involving former entertainer Phil Regan and included calls for lobbyist registration and conflict of interest rules.
U S warplanes bombed targets below the DMZ while escort flights guarded reconnaissance over North Vietnam. Haig met Thieu in Saigon as talks on a revised cease fire continued amid ongoing casualties. Weather forecasts call for intermittent rain and mild temperatures with coastal small craft advisories.
Watergate defendant James W. McCord Jr and his lawyer argued he entered the Democratic National Committee offices to thwart violence against President Nixon and Republican officials. The defense claims acting to prevent harm was not illegal, as McCord is tried alongside Gordon Liddy in the June 17 pre-dawn intrusion.
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