Lompoc Trustees Approve Drop-In Centers Funding Bid
Lompoc Unified School District votes 4 to 1 to share about 13 446 dollars to hire a counselor and provide in kind services for two off campus drop in centers to aid youths with drug problems. total project cost about 36273 dollars. district seeks federal funds via city of Lompoc.
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Lompoc
California Council For Criminal Justice
John Beattie
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Cabrillo High School
Beattie
Archie Nogle
Karl Braun
Nogle
DeWayne Holmdahl
Marge Thomas
Laird warns withdrawal cost will run into billions this year
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said pulling all U.S. troops and equipment from Vietnam this year would be possible but would cost billions. He noted personnel could be moved quickly but funding would require congressional approval to replace gear, amid Communist peace plan talks in Paris and White House caution. The Pentagon sees some positive elements but remains wary of terms.
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UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Nixon
Laird
U.S
Andrews Afb
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Congress
White House
State Department
House
Carl Albert
Dokla
Hanoi
Henry A Kissinger
Saigon
Paris
Kissinger
United States
Capitol Hill
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Albert
Park Staff Renovate La Purisima Visitors Center
Two staff members from the State Parks and Recreation Department in Sacramento are completing a face lift of the Visitors and Information Center at La Purisima Mission. A tow truck is being towed by a car on H Street this morning. The forecast calls for a fair period through Saturday with low clouds and patchy fog this morning, clearing to patchy conditions tonight and Saturday morning. Saturday will be slightly warmer with highs in the 60s to near 80 and overnight lows in the 50s. Northwest winds 12 to 25 mph in the afternoons. Saturday tides include high tides of 3 feet at 8 38 am and 5 4 feet at 7 14 pm, and low tides of 0 8 feet at 1 14 am and 2 5 feet at 12 20 pm.
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State Parks and Recreation Department
Sacramento
la Purisima Mission
H Street
U S planes strike DMZ targets amid conflicting accounts
U S forces acknowledge a protective reaction attack on antiaircraft sites in the DMZ after North Vietnamese fire. Washington cites self defense while military sources say the raid targeted a North Vietnamese troop concentration and was unauthorized, with 14 F4 Phantoms and five spotters involved.
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U.S
Washington
Paris
White House
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Dmz
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South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Fuller
Camp Carroll
Nationwide strikes idle thousands of workers
Strikes across the United States idle thousands of miners, construction and transportation workers, and city employees. Detroit sanitation workers number 1,400 enter day two as garbage piles up, while 36,000 copper workers in eight states are off the job.
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United Press International
Halls of Justice
Detroit
Roman
Gribbs
Pacific Coast
U.S. Postal Service
New York
Frank Murphy Hall of Justice
Cleveland
United Transportation Union
Charles Luna
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Railway System
Chicago and North Western Railway Co
California Senate to vote on record $7.3 billion budget plan
The Senate and Assembly prepared to pass a $7.3 billion budget, surpassing Reagan austerity requests by $600 million and risking a tax hike of $750 million to $1 billion if signed. Governor Reagan vowed to veto any drafted bill. a six member panel concluded talks after a week.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Fred L. Marler
Retail sales dip in Lompoc in early 1971 report
State Board of Equalization data show Lompoc retail sales for the first quarter of 1971 at 8.077 million, down from 9.377 million in late 1970, and below the 1970 first quarter. County and state totals rise overall with Santa Barbara County up by about 114 million from the prior quarter.
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State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Carpinteria
Guadalupe
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Redding
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