U S confirms bombing and shelling across Cambodia border
In a rare public acknowledgment the United States said it bombed and shelled Communist troops in Cambodia in defense of Ben Het. The move follows a restart of diplomatic relations with Cambodia and comes as reports place increased munitions toward Cambodian battle areas.
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North Vietnam to release three U.S. POWs and allow mail
Hanoi Radio reports North Vietnam will release three American prisoners of war and permit mail, amid Paris talks on prisoner releases. The announcement notes U.S. captives will receive gifts from families on Independence Day, a rare allowance given past refusals. Meanwhile the SEC says it is self supporting after collecting fees totaling 114 percent of its $18.6 million budget.
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Apollo 11 Flags Carry Nations and UN Plan
Sen Wallace Bennett cites NASA saying Apollo 11 will take flags from all nations and the United Nations to the moon mission. Only the American flag will be planted on the lunar surface. Armstrong will deploy one flag there and keep two to present to Congress.
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UPI
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County assesses 19,009 notices as Aug 26 appeals deadline set
County officials confirm August 26 as the deadline for property owners to file assessment appeals. The Board of Equalization prepares for potential protests while Assessor Harry Holmquist defends upward reassessments to meet the 25 percent cash value mandate.
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County Board of Equalization
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Sirhan Hires Three New Attorneys for Appeals
Sirhan B. Sirhan who received the death sentence for the Kennedy assassination has hired three new lawyers to press an appeal to the California Supreme Court. George E. Shibley Luke McKissack and Abdeen Jabara bring Palestinian heritage to the defense as Grant B. Cooper and Russell E. Parsons shift roles to assist. Shibley argues the case will stress Sirhan as a Palestinian immigrant and potential diminished capacity.
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Optimistic mood as California budget crisis nears fix
Volunteers and state workers in California view a tentative budget pact with hope as Gov Reagan and the Legislature press toward a budgetless start. Officials warn risks if delay continues, noting food supplies and services could face shortages while credit and bond obligations remain met.
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Candy Johnson
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Lull in American Battle Deaths May Be Short Lived
In Saigon a US spokesman offered no explanation for a lull in American battlefield deaths, noting the latest weekly casualty figures show 241 U S troops killed and 1 647 wounded. Allied losses remained light while Communist fatalities dropped to 3 333.
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Lompoc Record Addressed as Legal Newspaper
The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications a California corporation under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists staff including Kenneth L Adams president J Donald Adam publisher Harry Crompe editor Gaylen Jackson business manager Jim Ainsworth and others. Subscription rate is $2.00 per month home delivery or mail. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
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J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
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