Price freeze eased as Nixon plan lifts most food controls
Washington reports that except for beef, Nixon’s Phase IV plan ends the food price freeze. Officials foresee a rapid rise in food costs, with meat timing linked to corn and soybean harvests. Dunlop and Stein caution of a broad but temporary inflationary bulge, while beef restrictions end on Sept. 12 and health care fees are freed.
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Lompoc zoning hearings core questions heated by residents
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission held a second public hearing on Lompoc Valley zoning and general plan designations. About 100 people attended at Lompoc City Hall. Key disputes included minimum agricultural parcel sizes and proposed residential rezoning around Miguelito Canyon, with hearings set for August and a Jan 1 1974 deadline to resolve inconsistencies.
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Board of Supervisors
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California Coastline Commission rejects key coastal development
The California Coastline Commission denied multiple proposals including a $52 million Caltrans freeway plan and a nine story Long Beach high rise. It halted further freeway work between I 5 and I 805 over marshland concerns and delayed an Edison Long Beach plant expansion to its August meeting.
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Carlsbad
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State Highway Engineers
San Diego Bay Area
Missing bonds spark bank safety box probe in Lompoc
A Bank of America safety deposit box in Lompoc reported seven thousand dollars in U S Savings Bonds missing from an adult customer Mable Mae Beck age 78 of 528 North W Street. Bank officials questioned entry procedures as investigators consider misplacement or theft.
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Lompoc
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North W St
Bank of America
North H St
George Cotsenmeyer
Nixon Declared Fully Recovered From Pneumonia
President Nixon’s doctor at Bethesda Naval Hospital pronounced him fully recovered from viral pneumonia and cleared to return to the White House Friday morning. He plans a Camp David visit Friday afternoon for rest before resuming a near normal schedule next week. Dr. Walter Tkach noted the chest is clear with no fever and corroborating x rays. He added Nixon is eager to resume work and will proceed at his own pace.
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Ervin sums up Watergate evidence during hearings
Sen. Sam J. Ervin chairing the Watergate committee summed up early evidence as indicating powerful figures sought to defy laws for a temporary political gain. He cited a biblical admonition as he condemned the actions fueling the scandal amid a packed Senate chamber. A new federal grand jury was ordered to probe possible campaign law violations and corporate contributions.
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LaRue
Nixon
John J. Sirica
Downtown Lompoc revamp costs discussed by committee
Cal Poly students study on downtown revitalization could total 700000 to 900000 with architectural fees up to 40000. Architect Richard Taylor proposed a two phase plan focusing on streetscape including renderings, street furniture, lighting and parking, with preliminary study around 14000.
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