No snooping planned to catch residents hiding unlicensed dogs
Santa Barbara County animal control will not spy on homes of residents suspected of lacking dog licenses. Health officer Dr. Joseph Nardo said officers will merely knock on doors to solicit license fees, not search backyards or sideyards. Deputy county counsel Bruce Dodds added there is no plan for officers to lurk around properties to locate dogs.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Bruce Dodds
Animal Control
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Barbara Humane Society
Santa Maria Kennel Club
Lompoc Kennel Club
Former Hughes aide aims to testify on Nixon links
Vancouver report says John Meier plans to reveal ties between Howard Hughes, Richard Nixon and Don Nixon to the Senate Watergate committee. Meier cites Hughes Air West purchase and $250,000 in campaign contributions as key elements, while awaiting hearings due after Jan 21.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Howard Hughes
Senate Watergate Committee
Donald
Hughes
John Meier
Tsawwassen
Meier
Air West Air Lines
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Don Nixon
Nixon did not ask Hughes funds for campaign says Danner
Howard Hughes aide and Sands Hotel GM Danner denies reports that Nixon solicited money from Hughes or instructed Bebe Rebozo to hold funds for the campaign. He testified he never had any contacts with Nixon about donations and rejected claims of secrecy or a requested personal donation.
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Nixon
Las Vegas
UPI
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Bebe Rebozo
Danner
Rebozo
Bill to reverse ERA ratification dies in committee
In Sacramento a bill to reverse California's ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment was killed in the Assembly Judiciary Committee by a 2-4 vote. Assemblyman Floyd L Wakefield said he would pursue a referendum or gather signatures to bring the issue before voters.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Floyd L Wakefield
Santa Ynez environmental declarations suspended amid flood and health threats
Santa Barbara County Environmental Coordinator Albert Reynolds halted eight negative environmental declarations for potential developments in Santa Ynez Valley after new flood control and health data. The action follows findings from County Flood Control Engineer James Stubbner and health officials about severe flooding and septic failures around Alamo Pintado Creek, with a June bond vote to fund a public sewage system for the town.
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Santa Barbara County
Albert F. Reynolds
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Ynez
Reynolds
James Stubbner
Alamo Pintado Creek
Ballard-Santa Ynez
Stubbner
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Community Services District
Environmental Office
California energy czar bill advances to Senate Finance panel
A Democratic bill creating a state energy czar to be led by Resources Secretary Norman Livermore Jr. passed the Senate Public Utilities Committee 6-0 and now moves to the Finance Committee. Critics warned of a bloated bureaucracy and overlap with existing agencies as changes are anticipated to secure Reagan administration objections.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Norman Livermore Jr
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
Senate Public Utilities Committee
Randolph Collier
Finance Committee
Senate
Reagan
Collier
Ereka
Business and Transportation
Secretary of Resources
Business and Transportation Agency
The
Resources Agency
John Bury
Southern California Edison
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Congress
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Hughes Organization
New York Times
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FBI
Sands Hotel
Equal Rights
SY Area
West Ocean Ave
ACW
Lt Gov
Ed Reinecke
Energy
Starbuck
McPeek Family Mortuary
Merth H Street
PHOWE
Naturalizer
Finsters
AAA
Lompoc
Linnett
Bankamericard
McDonald's
Dunlop
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