Connally Says No Tax Hike Needed This Year
Treasury Secretary Connally told the House Ways and Means Committee there is no need for a tax increase this year or next, provided spending stays near the 24.3 billion fiscal 1973 estimate. He and Shultz urged approval of a 50 billion boost to the debt limit to avoid urgent borrowing and potential spending cuts.
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UPI
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D-Ga
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R-Pa
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Teague to Run Again for Congress in June Primary
Congressman Charles M. Teague announces bid for a 10th term in Congress from the 13th district. He plans a vigorous campaign and more time in the district as portions of Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, including Vandenberg AFB and Crestview Terrace in Lompoc, move to the 36th district held by Walter Stiern.
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Charles M. Teague
Santa Paula
Washington
Teague
Ventura
Santa Barbara
California Supreme Court
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Crestview Terrace
Lompoc
Walter Stiern
Bakersfield
Welfare changes ease Santa Barbara County case load
County officials report a declining welfare case load with expenditures under expectations. By year end 1971 the budget spent stood at 41 percent of 66.7 million, similar to last year, as welfare aids reach 44.6 percent of 19 million. The general relief work program now includes over 100 participants, with 15 women, and many workers moved to private employment as welfare relief winds down.
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Santa Barbara County
Board of Supervisors
Johnson
Two Killed and Four Hurt in Three Weekend Accidents
Over the weekend two people were killed and four injured in three separate crashes. Airman Daniel Thomas Plank 22 died after a motorcycle collision on Fourth Street. Airman J C Carr 20 remained in satisfactory condition with two broken arms. Richard Lewis Davis 26 from North Hollywood died at Marian Hospital after a highway collision near Los Alamos.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
J.C. Dennis Carr
WAFB
Carr
Fourth Street
Arizona
California
Highway Patrol
Davis
Marian Hospital
Highway 101
Los Alamos
Jack Ellis
W. Prune Ave
Ellis
Catherine Ellis
Drum Canyon Road
Drum Canyon Summit
Londonderry killings spark Northern Ireland crisis violence
Rioters in Belfast backed by gunmen attacked Catholic districts, throwing barricades and burning cars as a general strike in Northern Ireland spreads. The Londonderry gun battle left 13 civilians dead, prompting diplomatic friction with Britain and sympathy strikes across the Republic. Army reports note 14 injured, including two police and two soldiers.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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Republic of Ireland
Jack Lynch
London
Lynch
Britain
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
Londonerry
Ulster
Army
IRA
Lompoc Scouts Win Silver Beaver and Silver Fawn Awards
Maj. William Praus and Mrs. Shirley Kowalik win Silver Beaver and Silver Fawn at the Mission Council recognition dinner in Santa Maria. Other Lompoc honorees include Charles Hurlbut, H.A. Lowery, and Emmett Schuyler for long service. Milton Weinstein named Council president.
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Lompoc Valley
Santa Maria
Bill Praus
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Richard E. Arbagey
Mission Council
Shirley Kowalik
Lompoc
Boy Scouts of America
William Praus
Maj. Praus
Scouters
Scouters Key
Brotherhood
Fraternity and
Order of the Arrow
Kowalik
Charles Hurlbut
H.A. Lowery
Emmett Schuyler
L.E. Heiges
Milton Weinstein
Santa Barbara
Bicycling Club Tour Visits Lompoc Cemetery Sunday
A group of bicycling enthusiasts toured Lompock Evergreen Cemetery on Sunday as Sheriff’s Sgt. Richard Baldivier was hospitalized with a broken leg suffered during a Sunday benefit football game.
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Lompock Evergreen Cemetery
Sheriff's
Richard Baldivier
Two More Nominating Papers In City Council Race
Seven candidates filed for two City Council seats in the April 11 election. Mayor Art Scott and ex policeman Don Schuyler submitted papers. Others listed include Charlotte Benton Steven Cox Ann Dewberry Gaspare Oneto William Johnson and Emil Scolari. Deadline is noon Thursday.
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Art Scott
Don Schuyler
Charlotte Benton
Steven Cox
Ann S. Dewberry
Gaspare Oneto
William Johnson Emil Scolari
Heavy B52 raids strike South Vietnam near DMZ and Mekong Delta
UPI reports six waves of Thailand based B52s dropped over 540 tons of bombs on suspected North Vietnamese positions in South Vietnam. South Vietnamese planes destroyed three tanks near Khe Sanh and in the A Shau Valley. Base area 609 interior the Central Highlands saw four waves drop at least 360 tons. Westmoreland warned of a likely Communist offensive next month as Tet approaches. Nixon plans China trip February 21.
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UPI
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Mekong
Khe Sanh
A Shau
Triborder
Laos
Cambodia
Pakistan quits Commonwealth over Bangladesh recognition
Pakistan announces immediate termination of its membership in the Commonwealth in protest as Britain is seen to recognize Bangladesh. Australia New Zealand and Cambodia recognize the new state, raising recognitions to 16. Bhutto heads to Beijing seeking Chinese support amid the crisis.
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Pakistan
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New Zealand
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Peking
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India
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