Reagan claims pride in California 1.1 billion surplus
Sacramento reports the Reagan administration touts a 1.1 billion tax surplus as not embarrassing. Finance Director Verne Orr says some leaders consider delaying June sales tax and hints at possible income tax cuts while awaiting final policy.
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Sacramento
UPS
Reagan
Verne Orr
Orr
California
Democrats
Assembly
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
AT&T to pay 15 million in civil rights settlement
AT&T and 24 Bell System affiliates must open higher paid craft jobs to women and minorities under a consent decree filed in Philadelphia. The regime includes back pay 12.5 to 15 million, wage adjustments, and a promotion plan for women and minority men.
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Washington
UPI
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Bell System
William H. Brown III
Equal Employment Rnunity Commission
EEOC
Lompoc Record Publisher List and Delivery Details
The Lompoc Record published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day lists staff roles led by President and Publisher Mrs Kenneth L and Editor Harry J Crompe. It notes California affiliations, press associations, and circulation at $2.25 per month with home delivery or mail in advance.
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Compo California
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit
Leary Return Leads to Arrest in California Jail
Timothy Leary was captured in a Los Angeles jail as he returned from Kabul with an escort. He faces his previous sentence plus new drug charges. A crowd watched as agents detached his comrade in the plane lounge and handcuffed the 51 year old former Harvard professor.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Timothy Leary
Europe
Asia
California
Leary
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Slayings Probe Deepens in Ozark Hills
Investigators from federal, state, and local agencies search for evidence in the murder of a banker, his wife, and their 17-year-old daughter tied to trees in the Ozarks near Grandin Missouri. Two men held on marijuana charges are prime suspects as fingerprint analysis proceeds.
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Grandin
UPI
Ozark Hills
Ripley County
Lewis Dawes
34 Nation Conference Faces Kissinger Brezhnev Change
Western diplomats warn a shift in last autumn's Kissinger Brezhnev accord threatens a 34 nation conference to give Europe a new look. The pact linked Helsinki talks on European security in November with Moscow talks on troop reductions starting January. NATO and Warsaw Pact members joined talks after the accord.
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Helsinki
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Europe
Nixon
Moscow
Kissinger
Brezhnev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Warsaw Pact Alliance
Year’s first tornado outbreak subsides with lingering storms
The year's first tornado outbreak has subsided but strong systems remain active across the nation. Tornadoes touched down in southern Illinois, southwest Indiana, and near Pensacola in northwest Florida, with one injury reported as trailers were damaged and trees blocked a highway. Scattered thunderstorms linger from the eastern Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes.
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United Press International
Illinois
Indiana
Pensacola
Florida
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Final performances and events in Lompoc area
Thespian Troup No 779 closes Beauty and the Lonely Beast with showings today at 4 p m and Saturday at 11 a m 2 p m and 7 p m in Lompoc High School Little Theater Tickets 75 cents at the door. Blood bank in town today 4 30 to 6 30 p m at Alpha Club House East Ocean Ave. Donors urged not to eat four hours prior.
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Thespian Troup No
Lompoc High School
Alpha Club
East Ocean Ave
Elmo and
The
Spitfires
Lompoc Cabrillo
Santa Ynez
California
David Sanchez
Cal Poly University, Llo
Lompoc
Jury Holds Guilt Still in Doubt in Corona Mass Murder Trial
One juror admitted she voted to convict Juan V. Corona despite lingering doubts about his guilt triggering a request for a new trial. Corona, a 38 year old Mexican national, was found guilty on 25 counts for the Feather River killings in 1971 after 46 hours of deliberation.
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Fairfield
Calif
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Yuba City
Feather River
U.S
Richard Hawk
Naomi Underwood
Hawk
Underwood
Vallejo
Richard Patton
Vacaville State Prison
Gloria
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Opanie
Charles Bronson Ce
Ooo
United Artists
Leas Dorive
Highway 1
B.C
Diana Ross
Billie Holiday
Raquel Welch
Robert Culp
Hannie Caulder
Retired Citizens Hospitality House
West Maple Ave
Cecilia Sweet
American Red Cross
Methodist Church
North F St
Warren Looker
Santa Barbara County
Vandenberg Afb
Chamber of Commerce Office
Chamber of Commerce
Norma Stillman
Lompoc Valley
Republican Women's Club
Lions Inn
Gemini Cinema
Northside
Charlie Chaplin
Pelagahts
Modern
Gary Grimes
Jennifer O'Neal
Julie Christie
Warren Beattie
MRS
Lompoc Theatre
Gemini Cinema I
McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Childrens
SAT. & Sun
MGM Presen
Flower Festival Committee
E. Cypress Ave
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