Daughters unimpressed by mother dancing with Nixon
Susan Snyder 27 recalls the sudden crowd crush that sent her to the dance floor at an inaugural ball and danced briefly with President Nixon. Her two daughters focused on the missing father Gerald Snyder of Xerox as the photo circulated in Sunday papers.
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Frost cites growth limits stance amid county planning push
Frost argues voters favor limits on development and warns moratoriums fail to address root causes. He supports using the general plan, now law, to regulate population density and notes advisory committees study land use to align with the plan. He cites Santa Ynez Valley and Goleta Valley battles as examples of land pressure.
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Work coordinator proposal at Santa Barbara Goleta court
Santa Barbara Goleta Municipal Court Judge Joseph Lodge urges the Board of Supervisors to create a work coordinator in the County Probation Department. The role would supervise defendant labor hours for the county as an alternative punishment, aiding rehabilitation and offering a path to some community service. He notes current punishments are limited and indigents cannot be jailed for nonpayment, proposing labor as a fair contribution.
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Timothy Leary arraigned in drugs network case
Timothy Leary, 51, former Harvard faculty member, faced arraignment in Santa Ana on narcotics smuggling charges tied to the Brotherhood of Eternal Love. He remains in custody on a $5 million bail as an Orange County grand jury indicted him and 45 co‑defendants while he was abroad since 1970.
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Assassination shocks Africa Cabral slain near home
Amilcar Cabral, 51, founder and leader of PAIGC, was shot and killed by two gunmen in front of his home in Portuguese Guinea. Guinea president Sekou Toure announced the shooting on Conakry Radio and said the assassins were captured and linked to imperialism and colonialism. Cabral had addressed the UN as a spokesman for African nationalist movements and met Pope Paul VI in 1970.
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Probation program backing urged by Santa Barbara council
The Santa Barbara Area branch of the National Council on Alcoholism backs the County Probation Department plan to reform habitual drunk drivers. President George W. Flint said staffing is lacking and the program, slated to begin last November, has not started. he urged the Board of Supervisors to approve the staffing request and a representative would address the supervisors at their weekly meeting Monday.
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Slater backs Goleta resident for library advisory post
Third District Supervisor James M. Slater of Goleta Valley recommends Maureen Nance to fill the vacancy on the County Library Advisory Committee caused by Virginia Norris resignation. Nance has long served on the Friends of the Goleta Valley Library board as treasurer and first vice-president.
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Supervisors consider appointments for Santa Barbara Airport Board
Santa Barbara County supervisors will appoint two members to the Airport Terminal Authority governing board as part of the joint powers pact with Santa Barbara to fund a multi million dollar terminal project. Three South Coast supervisors James Slater Frank Frost and Charles F Catterlin will fill Carpinteria Summerland and Goleta Valley committees with Slater expected to restructure Goleta Valley panel and replace chair Herman Farnum.
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Ulster death toll climbs as violence continues in 689 toll
In Belfast an 18 year old Protestant girl died after a sniper shot in Portadown named Ann Rowland. A policeman died in an accidental shooting involving another officer in Armagh. British troops found 450 pounds of ammonium nitrate and bomb making gear in a Belfast garage as violence across Northern Ireland widens with shootings and booby trapped cars.
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High court strikes down Georgia and Texas abortion laws
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that Georgia and Texas abortion statutes are unconstitutional as they restrict medical judgment and late stage restrictions. Justice Blackmun led the opinions, declaring previability medical decisions belong to doctors while states may regulate after viability. Dissenters White and Rehnquist disagreed.
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