Nixon opens sixth year amid Middle East hopes and Watergate shadow
President Nixon begins his sixth year focusing on Middle East peace and energy while Watergate impeachment concerns loom. Kissinger to brief congressional leaders on the Egyptian Israeli disengagement, as Nixon hones energy and economic policies with his economic advisers. State of the Union delayed to Jan 30.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Jury to Rule on Erased Tape Evidence in Watergate
The Watergate grand jury must decide if key Nixon tapes under his control were erased through criminal conduct. Justice Jaworski vows prompt investigation of gaps in three tapes, including the June 20 1972 White House discussion, with Haldeman.
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Pound sinks to record low as France floats franc
The British pound plunged to a historic low near $2.16 amid the crisis and France’s decision to float the franc. The Bank of England intervened by selling dollars and the pound recovered to about $2.17. Britain’s December trade deficit reached $726 million, pushing 1973’s gap to $5.165 billion, though October’s was larger.
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Lompoc Valley Sees Light Weekend Rain and Crime Briefs
A fractional weekend rain totals 9.95 inches for the season in the Lompoc Valley, with last year at 11.57 inches at the same point.Richard Chester Looman, 54, of San Jose, faces DUI charges after Sunday arrest and $720 bail. A color TV was stolen from Vandenberg Motel worth about $410. Judith Anne Lingo reports $204 in stolen goods including stereo gear and a watch. three juveniles, two 16 and one 15, are in custody. Lyle Shuman, 47, of Van Nuys, injured with a broken leg at Jalama Beach Park. conveyed to hospital. A fire damages $10 of Dennis Chaves locker contents at Lompoc High. Olivia Butler, 38, dies in Hope Ranch crash. car swerved into a palm tree. A 17-year-old juvenile is arrested for driving under the influence after his car hit a house at 332 South Seventh St.
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Jalama Beach Park
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Olivia Butler
Hope Ranch
Cottage Hospital
Las Palmas Drive
South Seventh St
Exorcist Priest Says Diabolic Forces Driven From People
A 57-year-old priest claims relics of saints expelled diabolic forces from a Daly City couple, their 2-year-old child, and a former college professor. He describes external harassment for the young family and internal disturbances for the professor, with the exorcism performed at Our Lady of Fatima in San Francisco.
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Patzelt
Our Lady of Fatima
San Francisco
California
Festival float meeting set in Lompoc 1974 parade
Organizations desiring to enter a floral float for the 1974 Lompoc Flower Festival Parade should attend a first organizational meeting January 22 at 7 30 p.m. in the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce conference room. Larry Payton is parade chairman and Jim Keeling chairs the float committee. For information call 736 4567.
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Jim Keeling
Lompoc Valley
Closing Stocks Report from The Lompoc Record
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Lang and Co. at 3865 F Constellation Road, Lompoc. Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No. H St. with postal details.
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Lompoc
California
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Eight mudslide victims found in Oregon search update
In Canyonville Oregon six more bodies were recovered including four found Sunday and three earlier from a Canyon Creek pocket. Victims include Bell employees Robert Miller Roseburg and William Centers Medford plus Gilbert Maret Wilbur and William Combs Roseburg. Ray Bell remains missing.
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Robert Miller
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