Environmental rights declaration set today in Santa Barbara
Public indignation over an offshore oil spill marked a Santa Barbara observance of environmental rights. The Jan. 28 Committee hosted speeches by Sen. Murphy Mayor Alioto Sen. Cranston and others as Dr. Roderick Nash read the Declaration of Environmental Rights, urging individuals to protect the environment and limit private ownership to preserve public welfare.
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Joeseph A. St, Amant Santa Barbara
UPI
Southern
California
Santa Barbara City College
George Murphy
R-Calif
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Charles Teague
George Brown
Roderick Nash
University of California At
Architects named for Goleta Valley sheriff project
The Board of Supervisors approved a joint venture between S. R. Peterson and Associates and Marion J. Varner and Associates to provide basic services for a new sheriff's administration building in Goleta Valley on a 25 920 fee. The project may draw on surplus jail bond funds to meet an estimated 355 000 cost amid opposition from the Taxpayers Assn and Supervisor Curtis Tunnell. The plan, tied to the county hospital property north of U S 101, faces scrutiny as reclassifications for justice court staff are reviewed.
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Board of Supervisors
Sheriffs Administration
Goleta Valley
County Public Safety Authority
S. R. Peterson
Tunnell
James Webster
U.S. 101
Taxpayers Assn
Col
Richard Temple
Association
Wet windy weather sweeps across the Midwest and Rockies
A broad storm system brings high wind warnings to the Rockies and snow and rain to the plains and upper Midwest. Mt Ashland ski areas in Oregon report 20 inches of fresh snow as the system moves east. Local floods threaten California basins while northeast fog and Gulf Coast chill persist with temperatures from 8 below zero in Maine to 72 in Florida.
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United Press International
Midwest
Rockies
Plains
Colorado Rockies
Mt. Ashland
Ore
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Oregon
California
Clear Lake
Gulf Coast
Houston
Maine
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lompoc Record Publishes Detailed Administrative Notice
The Lompoc Record lists its basic publication details and staff roles under Superior Decree No 47065, noting its status as a legal newspaper. It provides circulation and subscription terms and national and professional association memberships.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Key Club members plan fund drive for Muscular Dystrophy
Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools Key Club members will canvass neighborhoods this weekend to raise funds for the Santa Barbara County chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Associations. Rex Wright and Tony Britton will lead campaigns in Lompoc and Vandenberg Village, with proceeds for devices and research. Free hamburgers and drinks await volunteers at Lompoc Jack-in-the-Box courtesy of Dale Tripe.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
Santa Barbara County
Steve Glover
Kiwanis International
Rex Wright
Tony Britton
Cabrillo High
Key Club
Vandenberg Village
Glover
Dale Tripe
Marines Begin Return From Vietnam On Nixon Order
More than 500 U S Marines in jungle fatigues boarded a troop ship at Da Nang toward home. They are the vanguard of about 50 000 Americans leaving Vietnam as Nixon orders a withdrawal while officials say combat involving American forces is at its lowest since Jan 1.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPS
U.S
da Nang
Vietnam
Nixon
County funds set for hospital project
The Board of Supervisors were asked to authorize 785000 dollars of county funds for Santa Barbara General Hospital improvements instead of awaiting state approval for a 1250000 dollar federal aid program. Administrative Officer Ray mond D Johnson supported moving ahead given new state conditions and a five story wing requirement.
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Board of Supervisors
John Quinn
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Raymond D. Johnson
Quinn
Army adviser cites high marijuana use among Vietnam GIs
Col. John J. Kovarie in a Congressional Record letter estimates 20 to 30 percent of U S troops in Vietnam have used marijuana and notes some users have murdered friends after using it while Pentagon figures put past use at under five per thousand.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Congressional Record
John J. Kovarie
Kovaric
Pentagon
Full Moon Meditation Draws Small Crowd in LomPOc Book Store
In Claudia's Book Store LomPOc a Friday night talk by H Saraydarian of Los Angeles drew a diverse crowd to an Esoteric Study Group meeting. He outlined a step by step scientific meditation linking body emotions and mind. He promoted his book Magnet of Life and Aquarian Educational Group while stressing non profit aims and modest dues.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Students For
Biltmore Hotel
San Francisco
Biltmore
William Rabinovitz
Beverly Hills
Russia
Robinovitz
Wilma Jack
Claudia
Lompoc
H. Saraydarian
Asia Minor
Aquarian Educational
Saraydarian
Universal Brotherhood
Senate weighs lighter penalty for marijuana case
The Senate may approve a college roommate amendment to lessen penalties for a youth who shares a marijuana cigarette. Senator Harold E. Hughes of Iowa says the changes aim to keep pot users out of jail, with other amendments also softening sentences for marijuana offenses. The Nixon administration backs the bill, and leaders expect broad support despite a separate 44 to 40 vote defeating a privacy rights amendment on predawn raids.
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William B. Mead
Washington
UPI
Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Dtowa
Hughes
Nixon
Supreme Court
Senator Ford Dies of Cancer at 82
GREENPORT New York Senator Edward H Ford known as Senator Ford a vaudeville comedian and radio favorite died of cancer Tuesday night at 82 He rose to fame after a mistaken introduction as Senator Ford while performing in New York and carried the nickname through his career The piece notes his early life dropping out of school and his rise in entertainment amid a broader reference to legislative debates on search and privacy penalties.
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Greenport
N.Y
UPI
Ford
Edward H. Ford
Senator
Senator Ford
Developer seeks change for water distribution plan
Stan Tatum, proposing a 44 lot minimum five acre rancho style development between Lompoc and Buellton, asks county supervisors to waive or modify a community water system requirement. He cites individual wells with costs of 3500 to 4500 dollars per well, notes iron content but acceptable quality, and awaits Subdivision Committee review after Beattie requests a re hearing.
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Lompoc
Buellton
Stan Tatum
Francis H. Beattie
Herbert Diver
Biss
Santa Maria
Floyd Wells
Beattie
Reagan's rental housing becomes campaign flashpoint
Gov. Ronald Reagan faced a heated debate over renting a mansion from wealthy political allies. He disclosed $125,000 in furnishings loaned to him for use at home and the office while denying any favors in return. Assembly leader Jess Unruh accused landlords of influence, while Southern California Democrats called for open discussion of potential conflicts of interest.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Assembly Democratic
Jess Unruh
Unruh
Leon Cooper
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