Minier associates deny judge interest
Close friends of District Attorney David D. Minier stated there is little truth to rumors that he seeks a Superior Court judgeship. They said he might accept if offered but is not actively campaigning. County Public Defender Robert Eckhott is described as pursuing the post strongly.
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Aliens reminded to file Address Reports this week
Daily Record notes George K. Rosenberg says the end of this week is the last day to file Address Reports under the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act. The rule applies to all aliens except diplomats and certain international organization representatives.
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Weather shifts with warmSouth and cold North on nation’s map
The Northeastern thaw continues with Boston at 28 and New York City at 39 while Midwest remains typical for the season. Snow flurries sweep from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley as a slow cold front advances and Sault Ste Marie reports an inch of new snow. The Florida Citrus Commission imposes a seven day embargo to protect consumers from damaged fruit even as crop prospects ease price worries. Temperatures climb to the 60s from Southern Florida to Gulf states, with 80s in the South and West. Pacific Northwest rain and onshore winds, with inland snow in the Northern Rockies, mark a broad weather pattern. Morning temps range from 1 above at International Falls to 70 at Miami.
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Large industrial building slated for Goleta Valley complex
Plans disclosed for a Santa Barbara Industrial Building Complex Co project east of Ward Memorial Blvd and south of Hollister Ave in Goleta Valley. Six complexes in a triangular 60,000 square foot facility on a 3.8 acre parcel on Ward Dr about 1,500 feet south of the Ward Hollister intersection. San Francisco.
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Hijacking Attempt Ends in Self-Destruction on Korean Air Flight
A 22 year old man armed with grenades tried to hijack a KAL domestic flight from Kangnung to Seoul. He blew himself up near Kansong after the plane landed on a sandy beach, injuring 16 of 60 aboard. The incident prompted rapid response from air force jets.
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Hijacker lands in Havana after Northwest Airlines scare
A young man, Gerald Grant, hijacked a Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 with 60 aboard en route from Minneapolis to Washington. He threatened to blow up the plane with a hatchet and demanded Algiers, later accepting Havana as a stopover before it returned to the U S. Passengers and crew described his calm, the FBI identified him, and the flight safely landed in Detroit and then Havana.
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Court reporter shortage costs county daily operations
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors heard that operating one Superior Court department costs about 2000 dollars daily, and a lack of a court reporter immobilized Department 5 last Wednesday. Judge Floyd C. Dodson blamed a county counsel ruling tied to a 1970 code amendment and urged including a fix in the 1971 legislative program. Temporary help from Ventura County was unavailable due to lower local per diem rates.
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Dear Abby Advice on Grownup Dinner and Etiquette Dilemmas
A reader asks how to handle adult dinner parties spoiled by guests with young children and cites other etiquette concerns. Abby advises setting clear rules, addressing behavior directly, and avoiding blaming others while reinforcing adult-only gatherings.
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