Export control of livestock feeds broadened
The Dent administration expands export licensing to 41 livestock feed categories including meat and vegetable proteins and edible oils to safeguard U.S. supplies for 1973 crops. Corn remains unrestricted while corn gluten feed is added. licenses will limit summer shipments and require allocations after June 13 for shipments through Oct 1.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Dent
Germany
Japan
United States
CBS News reports charges against Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Dean
UPI says CBS News cites original investigators recommending that Archibald Cox charge Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Dean as ringleaders in a conspiracy to obstruct justice. The report notes cooperations offers for guilty pleas and immunity for Herbert Kalmbach amid cover up motives tied to Nixon.
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New York
UPI
CBS News
Archibald Cox
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
John Dean
Daniel Schorr
CBS Evening News
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
White House
Gordon Strachan
Jeb Madruger
Herbert Kalmbach
Nixon
Schorr
Ehrlichman
Mitchell and
Dean
State Council against new court in Isla Vista plan
The State Judicial Council opposes a dedicated Isla Vista justice court calling it a step backward and unnecessary for the county. It cites insufficient workload for a full time judge and notes Goleta supports remaining in the Santa Barbara Municipal Court District with sessions in Goleta.
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The
State Judicial Council
Santa Barbara
Wright
Goleta
Isla Vista
Santa Barbara Municipal Court
Goleta- Hope Ranch
Santa Barbara Municipal Court District
Taxpayer Rights Bill Aims to Shift Burden in Tax Cases
Senator James Q. Wedworth pushes a taxpayer equal rights bill to require proof of liability by taxing agencies and allow court review of agency actions. The measure, approved by the Senate amid tax official opposition, would curb arbitrary levies, liens, and burdens of proof, especially in sales and use tax cases affecting small businessmen.
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James Q. Wedworth
Wedworth
Senate
Los Angeles
Phillip Watson
Peeces
Board of Equalization Sales Tax
Watson
Plan oing categories eyed by Board of Supervisors
The Board will be asked to adopt a policy to implement agricultural general plan categories for land use as already approved by the Planning Commission and supervisors. The plan sets high medium and low intensity agricultural designations and requires concurrent hearings with development proposals to assign a category and rezone.
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Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Hird
James M. Slater
Goleta Valley
Planning Department
Yoga tutor sentenced to 30 days in Santa Barbara
Ernest Haeckel a 74 year old yoga tutor in Santa Barbara received a 30 day county jail sentence for violations of zoning building and fire codes His foothill property above Hidden Valley Ranch described as a tent and lean to community was cited for housing students and others on site The probation hearing began in April with health related continuances and the judge ended probation and revoked suspended terms
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Ernest Haeckel
Santa Barbara
Haeckel
San Marcos Ass Rd
Hidden Valley Ranch
Arnold Gowans
Santa Barbara City College
Santa Barbara man indicted in nephew murder case
A 36 year old Santa Barbara man, Jose R Perez, was indicted by the county grand jury for the June 24 murder of his nephew Michael Rada, 23. Perez is in custody with bail set at 50000 and arraignment scheduled for 9 am in Santa Barbara Superior Court. He also faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge involving Linda Escobar, 28, who was present.
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Santa Barbara
David Minier
Jose R. Perez
San Dimas Street
Michael Rada
Perez
Santa Barbara Superior Court
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S. Barbara
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