South Vietnamese troops recapture Dap Da amid Viet Cong flag removal
UPI reports a combined force of South Vietnamese tanks and U S air support recaptured Dap Da and tore down the Viet Cong flag. An Loc paratroopers breached routes and entered the town for the first time since siege began two months earlier. B52 raids expanded to 30 miles north of the DMZ with heavy strikes on Hanoi Haiphong area. Cat Bi Airfield blasted and explosions lit the region.
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An Loc
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Hanoi- Haiphong
Cat Bi
Haiphong
Hanoi
Flower Festival Opens with Coronation Ball Pageantry
The 20th annual Flower Festival kicks off tomorrow at the Veterans Memorial Building at 8 p.m. with the Coronation Ball opening ceremonies led by Mayor George Cotsenmeyer. Independent judges will select the Queen from five finalists as talent reviews unfold and performers entertain.
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Veterans Memorial Building
George Cotsenmeyer
Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association
Vicki Diaz
Teresa Byrd
Dorris Howell
Sue Oneto
Renee Libonno
Sarah Kay Scott
Clara Williams
Cynthia Bubba
Barbara Paulin
Doris Howell
Renee Libonao
Beach access to Surf beach closed by fence at depot
Southern Pacific Railroad fence and locked gates block access to Surf beach from the depot property in Lompoc. SP agent Roy Magee cites litter, dangerous live tracks, and parked cars on tracks as reasons, with steps removed. access now only through Ocean Park.
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Surf Beach
Southern Pacific Railroad
Roy Magee
Lompoc
Magee
Ocean Park
Southern Pacific
Lompoc Hospital District keeps five cent tax rate
Directors vote to hold the district tax rate at five cents while approving a 2,006,880 dollar budget that funds a five percent across the board raise for 170 employees and may raise hospital room rates up to six dollars per room. Wicks notes possible two step increase and use of reserve funds if needed.
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Lompoc
Kenneth Wicks
Wicks
Wage Price Board
Red Star Industrial Service
Hickory Avenue
Tri-County Comprehensive Health Planning Association
Department of Public Health
Walnut Avenue
Third Street
Congress passes first antibusing bill in education package
Congress sent President Nixon the first antibusing bill it has approved. The measure, part of a larger higher education bill, authorizes 18.5 billion dollars over three years for existing and new college aid, plus 2 billion for desegregation costs over two years.
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UPI
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House
Senate
John Brademas
D-Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Two Valley High Schools Grant 800 Diplomas at Commencement
About 800 seniors received diplomas today in Valley two high schools ceremonies. Cabrillo High School officials led by Trustee Archie Nagle handed out diplomas while Lompoc High School trustees Karl Braun and DeWayne Holmdahl did the same. The programs featured salutatorians valedictorians addresses and musical portions with greetings by administrators and student speakers.
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Archie Nagle
Cabrillo High School
Karl Braun
DeWayne Holmdahl
Lompoc High School
Cabrillo
Glen Wegner
William Orlander Allen
Carol Green
Michael Clemovitz
Cathy Wilde
Richard Harris
Robert Bickford
Glen Newcomb
Supt
Arthur Timmer
Gary Mosby
Glen Green
Eileen Pochalonis
David Stegman
Robert Montgomery
Robert H. Paisola
Jerry Weakley
Larry Delinger
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