Base lieutenant hit by hit and run driver at Vandenberg
First Lt. William Richard Lindner, 25, listed in satisfactory condition at Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital after a 6 p.m. collision on North H Street. He suffered a broken leg, bruises, and scrapes from the hit and run incident as witnesses say the car sped away. Bail was set at $302 for J. D. Seely, 28, on a separate hit and run complaint after an alley collision on South G Street.
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William Richard Lindner
Vandenberg Air Force Base
North H Street
Lindner
H Street
J. D. Seely
South G Street
Seely
G Street
H Streets
Ecuador Seizes Apollo Largest U S Tuna Vessel At Sea
Ecuadorian gunboat fired seven shots and seized the Apollo, the world’s largest tuna seiner, 47 miles off Ecuador. The 1,800-ton vessel, on its maiden voyage, faces a possible $100,000 to $125,000 fine amid a wider wave of U S boats seized or fined for alleged territorial violations.
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San Diego
UPI
Apollo
American Tunaboat Association
U.S
Ecuador
United States
Ed Silva
Salinas
Nnmartad
Silva
Hornet
Puerto Rico
Anna Marie
Bold Venture
Lexington
Ed Madruga
Manuel Cintas
Madruga
Cintas
Moon robot returns to its Lunokhod mother ship
Moscow reports Tass says the eight wheeled Lunokhod rover drove back to Luna 17 to complete a planned experiment. It landed November 17 in the Sea of Rains and retracted its tracks about half a kilometer from the landing zone.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Lunok
New York Police Walkout Deepens as Settlement Still Elusive
Weekend crime remained largely stable despite a citywide patrolmen strike as officials warned of slow progress toward a quick settlement. Detectives and superior officers filled shifts while many patrolmen stayed away or kept near their posts.
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New York
UPI
Soviet Union
Executive Protection Service
Washington
Vance to head Co. Grand Jury
George R. Vance of Lompoc was named foreman of the 1971 County Grand Jury after the final drawing from 30 names. The 38 jurors include three Lompoc members, with Judges nominating 60 candidates originally.
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Floyd C. Dodson
County Grand Jury
Lompoc
George R. Vance
Superior Court
Helen North
E. Cypress Ave
Gail M. Steiger
Huntington PI
Heavy fighting in Cambodia as U S increases involvement
UPI reports Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops with heavy U S helicopter support entered Pich Nil Pass on Highway 4 and fought Communist forces. U S air power expands in the region as a Navy carrier group supports ground operations.
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Saigon
UPI
Pich Nil Pass
Highway 4
Cambodian High Command
U.S
Cambodia
United States
Vientiane
North Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Mekong River
Wye Intersection Plans To Be Finalized By Lompoc Council
The Lompoc City Council will review alternate plans for the Wye intersection at the regular meeting tonight and again tomorrow 8 p.m. ahead of a County Planning Commission hearing scheduled for the next day. The county body will convene in the City Council Chambers.
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Lompoc
Wye
County Planning Commission
Five Die in Santa Ana to Willows Plane Crash
Searchers found the burned wreckage of a single engine plane on a ridge near Sites Colusa County killing five people. Among the dead were student pilot Edward Dominguez 28 of Santa Ana and instructor Gerald Bennett of Southern California.
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Colusa
UPI
Willows
Santa Ana
Colusa County
Sacramento Valley
Edward Dominguez
Maxwell
Gerald Bennett
California
Alvah Leverett
Thant and Jarring Report Cautious Optimism on Mideast Talks
U.N. Secretary General Thant and mediator Gunnar V. Jarring voiced cautious optimism about Middle East peace talks. A Cairo dispatch noted brighter prospects for extending the cease fire beyond Feb. 5, amid continued cease fire violations by Israel near Egypt.
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United Press International
United Nations
Thant
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Middle East
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
New York
Jarring
Big Four
Mideast
Security Council
California Senate Democrats form committee to recruit candidates
Sen. Alfred H. Long named chairman of a new Democratic Senate candidate committee to compete with the Republican Cal-Plan. Dymally of Los Angeles leads the caucus and Zenovich is vice chairman with members Coller Kenrick Moscone and others, aiming for broad based campaigns representing California voters.
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Sacramento
Cal-Plan
Long
Monterey Park
Senate
California
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Madrugal
New York Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
CWA
New York State
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Gulf of Thailand
LPH
U.S. Army
Cobras
Pich Nil
Norodom Sihanouk
Calley
FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
Subhamlet
My Lair
Song My
Ernest L. Medina
Richard Dickerson
James
Frederick Koehl
N. E St
Harley Craig
Ryan Park
Ribbon Valley Committee
Highway 246
E. C. Stevens
Maple Avenue
China
Demos
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