Hospital plan rejected again by state council
The Lompoc Hospital District lost again as the State Comprehensive Health Planning Council denied the expansion plan despite letters, a 2000-name petition, and a plea from Senator Robert Lagomarsino. Hospital administrator Kenneth Wicks said directors will meet at noon in emergency session to discuss the decision and possible revisions.
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Lompoc
State Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Robert Lagomarsino
Wicks
Wick
Los Angeles
Jane Flaherty
Barry Coughlin
Major storm batters Lompoc Valley with heavy rain
A major storm drenched Lompoc Valley early today bringing as much as three inches of rain. Intersections flooded, trees toppled, and cars stalled while West Valley acreage became a virtual lake. No serious accidents or incidents were reported.
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Lompoc Valley
West Valley
Cabrillo San Luis Obispo Wrestling Meet Canceled
A high school wrestling match between Cabrillo High and San Luis Obispo High was canceled tonight at 7 30 due to storm conditions with no makeup date set. Gale warnings and small craft advisories were issued for the California coast as heavy rain exceeded three inches in parts of the San Luis Obispo area. Local rainfall measured .27 inches by eight in the morning at the Water Treatment Plant.
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Cabrillo High
San Luis Obispo High
San Luis Obispo
Lompoc
California
Point Conception
Mexico
la Purisima
Seagulls Mistake School and Street as Ocean Scene
Glimpses show Hapgood School and South A Street mistaken for the ocean by seagulls. Two Allan Hancock College students jogged along Lompoc streets in the rain this morning while visiting from Oregon.
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Hapgood School
Ocean
Allan Hancock College
Lompoc
Weather still unsettled with rain and gusty winds
Rain likely today turning to showers late, then decreasing tonight. Cooler Friday with highs in the 50s and high tides near 6.8 feet. A storm total around 9.22 inches, 40 foot pines down, widespread tree damage, and power and street flooding reported in Santa Barbara County.
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Bill Thompson
Burton Mesa
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
Kissinger Tho To Resume Talks In Paris On Ceasefire
The White House says Dr. Henry Kissinger will meet Le Duc Tho in Paris on Tuesday to complete the text of a cease fire and end the Vietnam War. North Vietnam confirms talks aim to secure an accord and peace in Vietnam amid Thieu's reported in principle approval for the ceasefire.
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United Press International
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Ronald A. Ziegler
Florida White House
Key Biscayne
United States
North Vietnam
Kissinger
Xuan Thuy
Regan pleads not guilty to bribery charges in Santa Barbara
Philip Joseph Regan 66 of Montecito pleaded not guilty before Municipal Judge Frank Kearney to three felony counts alleging influence peddling involving attempts to sway First District Supervisor Frank Frost in a Tyrolian Village rezoning case and offers to a public relations man. A Jan. 25 preliminary exam was set. TV cameras were barred.
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Philip Joseph Regan
Montecito
Frank Kearney
Santa Barbara
Kearney
Regan
Short
Glum
Frank Crandall
Reagan
First District
Frank Frost
Tyrolian Village Inc
Kenneth Palmer
Frost
Dep
Thomas Sneddon
Crandall
Sneddon
Dist. Atty
David Milner
Federal relaxes oil imports to ease energy crisis
Washington officials say lifting all import barriers on No 2 heating oil and boosting petroleum imports by about a million barrels a day should ease winter heating shortages and diesel supply. Weather and inventory issues cited as complicating factors. new supplies unlikely to arrive for weeks.
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Washington
UPI
George S. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Lincoln
White House
U.S
New England
Alabama
Reagan Proposes Nation's Largest California Budget
Governor Reagan unveils a 9.26 billion dollar fiscal plan for 1973 74 featuring 13 percent civil servant raises and sizable boosts for UC and state colleges. Local school aid and property tax relief rise sharply to drive a 20.5 percent increase while a projected 1.1 billion year end surplus cushions the plan.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
University of California
Save
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
California
Fairfield man Juan V. Corona convicted on murder charges
Juan V. Corona was found guilty today of murdering 25 men in a case rising from multiple killings. The verdict marks a landmark crime trial for the region, with prosecutors urging life sentences.
Fletcher outlines new generation of space program funding
NASA Administrator James C. Fletcher says U S space policy shifts toward private and international funding. He predicts space shuttle first orbital flight in 1978 and operations in 1979, with Apollo-Soyuz teaming guiding Mars and Moon plans as budget cuts push private industry to bear costs.
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Beverly Hills
UPI
United States
Russia
NASA
James C. Fletcher
Soviet Union
Fletcher
Mars
Heavy fighting near Saigon and northern front
Heavy clashes reported around Saigon as U S air raids disable two North Vietnamese tanks near the DMZ. South Vietnamese forces push toward the Michelin plantation 40 miles northwest of Saigon but are halted by Communist resistance, with 13 soldiers killed and 40 wounded amid a large buildup in War Zone C dating back two months.
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Saigon
Michelin
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Batters Valley
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Jean Graybill
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Ocean Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Cypress Avenue
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cuyama
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