Village girl killed in crash near Vandenberg
Olivia Barnes 18 of Vandenberg Village died at Marian Hospital Santa Maria after a crash on Lompoc Casmalia Road involving a car driven by airman John Torrence 19 and another driven by Gregory Hill 18 of Lompoc. Torrence and two passengers were injured. Hill reported uninjured. An investigation is under way.
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Miss Barnes
Neptune Ave
Marian Hospital
Santa Maria
California Highway Patrol
Lompoc-Casmalia
Santa Lucia Canyon
John Wesley Torrence
Gregory Alan Hill
W. Cherry Ave
Lompoc
Hill
Torrence
Kevin Fuggs
Sycamore Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Laverne McDougal
North F St
Lompoc Hospital
Gregory-McPeek Mortuary
Constellation Road
Burton Mesa Boulevard
Brett William Sparks
Constellation Rd
Cynthia Lynn Horne
Regulus Ave
Vandenberg Village
CHP
Miss Horne
Olivia Barnes
Lompoc-Casmalia Rd
House approves tv coverage of Nixon impeachment hearing
The House voted to allow live TV of the final Judiciary Committee debate on Nixon impeachment. Rodino discussed broadcasting rules as a vote on opening sessions looms. Separate rulings trimmed Ehrlichman and Reinecke perjury counts while Nixon aides urged strong proof for Senate conviction.
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Washington
UPI
House
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-Nj
Rodino
Sam Garrison
Senate
Garrison
Albert Jenner
GOP
Lompoc Planning Commission to Consider Church and Development Items
City planners meet tonight to review Valley Chapel conditional use permit for a church complex on Fair Street and a zone change request for Denholm Corp between Chestnut Walnut and A Third. Agenda includes flood insurance program briefing, land division at Fifth and Olive, precise development plans for a 74 bed convalescent hospital, and election of commission leaders.
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Valley Chapel
Harley Craig
Denholm Corp
Chestnut and
Walnut Avenues
Third Streets
Fifth Street
Olive Avenue
Lompoc
Walnut Avenue
Third Street
Commission
Judge Dismisses One Perjury Count Against Reinecke
A federal judge dismissed one of two perjury counts against California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, leaving a single charge that he lied about telling Attorney General John Mitchell of a $400,000 ITT offer to help fund the 1972 Republican convention. Reinecke’s lawyer signaled possible testimony in his defense.
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Barrington Parker
California
Ed Reinecke
John N. Mitchell
Bitter fighting in Cyprus after cease fire deadline
United Press International reports continued clashes around Nicosia far past the 10 a.m. EDT cease fire. Turkish air raids struck near Famagusta and Nicosia, with casualties among foreign tourists. U.N. observers pressed for adherence while evacuations of Americans were planned.
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United Press International
Nicosia
Turkey
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Famagusta
UPI
Michael Keats
Keats
Kyrenia
United Nations Command
Waldheim
D. Prem Chand
India
Cyprus
Luis Wechman-Munoz
Mexico
Mediterranean
United Nations
Blueberry
Lettala Teuro
Helsinki
Tziklos
School trustees review $1.9 million windfall from court ruling
Lompoc Unified School District trustees will publicly examine a court action that released a $1.9 million windfall previously impounded from state aid, after a ruling found the federal impacted aid versus state aid contention invalid. They will also consider a $20 073 to $21 523 salary for a new special education coordinator role and review new education laws.
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Lompoc Unified School
Jack BaileyVisits Dinkel Lamplighter and Cowdrey Store Sat
Glimpses Jack Bailey famed from Queen for a Day visiting Dinkel's Lamplighter and Cowdrey's Framework store this Saturday. A printed return envelope for Security Pacific National Bank lists the Vanenburg Village Branch in Locpoc California.
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Jack Bailey
Queen
Dinkel
Lamplighter
Cowdrey
Framework
Security Pacific National Bank
Vanenberg Village
Locpoc
California
Wayne Morse dies after illness in Oregon hospital
Former Senator Wayne Morse known as the Tiger of the Senate died at 8 10 a m in Portland at age 73 after a battle with a urinary tract infection kidney failure and coma Morse had left the Republican Party in 1952 and served as an independent before joining the Democrats later in his career He campaigned to regain his Oregon Senate seat against Bob Packwood and had a fiery record criticizing both parties and presidents.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Wayne Morse
Tiger
Senate
Good Samaritan Hospital
Morse
Bob Packwood
Dwight Eisenhower
GOP
Democrats
Paul Douglas
Clare Booth Luce
Brazil
Judge voids Ehrlichman perjury count in Fielding case
UPI Washington Judge Gerhard Gesell threw out one perjury conviction against John Ehrlichman ruling the federal lie to FBI statute was not properly invoked. He ordered the guilty verdict set aside and a verdict of acquittal entered, while denying post trial motions on other counts.
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Ehrlichman
FBI
Gesell
Washington
UPI
Gerhard A. Gesell
John D. Ehrlichman
Valley farm labor unrest spreads to Lompoc cooling plant
Union official Bart Curto said Lompoc Cooling Co workers asked the Teamsters union to represent them amid a Del Mar Packing Co strike. Bill Goforth denied the claim, noting about 12 workers expected at 11 a.m. and 60 workers in the Del Mar fields.
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Teamsters Farm Workers Union
del Mar Packing Co
Lompoc
Lompoc Cooling Co
del Mar
Bart Curto
Union Sugar Avenue
Highway 246
Bill Goforth
Curto
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Jerry W. Friedheim
Inchon
Freidheim
United States
Greece
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Luce
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Adlai Stevenson
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