Girl to perform and show pig at Santa Barbara County Fair
Fifteen year old Kathi Boyce, a Righetti High sophomore, will sing and accompany herself on guitar at the Santa Barbara County Fair. She will perform on the Plaza Stage Saturday at 4 p.m. and exhibit her Hampshire-Duroc cross pig in the 4-H junior livestock show.
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Kathi Boyce
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Righetti
Plaza
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Santa Maria
la Graciosa
Santa Barbara County
Tax shift and school funding bill snagged in California
In Sacramento the legislature stalled a $1.2 billion property tax shift and school finance bill as it nears a Friday recess. Gov Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti back the measure, but Senate rule delays hindered delivery to the Finance Committee. Lagomarsino seeks a waiver to keep the bill alive for a Wednesday hearing.
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UPI
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State Printing Office
Senate Finance Committee
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Finance Committee
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D-Yreka
Collier
Robert J. Lagomarsino
R-ojai
Coastline protection measure blocked by Senate panel
Conservationists urged voter approval of a November initiative after the Senate Natural Resources Committee killed the coast bill 3 to 4. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty pledged active campaigning. backers say a statewide and six regional commissions would curb damaging development and draft a coast conservation plan for 1976. Critics warned of coastal isolationism and potential moratorium on construction.
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UPI
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Alan
Lieroty
California
H.J. Richardson
Arcadia
Senate
Paul McClaren
California Builders Council
British Army Deploys Armored Tank Supporters in Ulster
British forces reportedly unloaded three tank-like armored supporters in Belfast and moved them to an unknown site as violence surged across Ulster. Casualties rose to 473 dead in three years of sectarian strife with gunfire and bombs overnight.
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UPI
Ulster
Londonderry
Lurgan
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Creggan
Judge calls Miami mother a regular Ma Barker in heroin case
In Miami, Judge Alfonso C. Sepe sentences Doris Williams, 43, to three years for selling heroin to a policeman. He accuses her of starting all five of her children and neighbors’ kids on the drug, ordering custody taken of two younger children and two grandchildren. None of her five children attended sentencing.
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Miami
UPI
Doris Williams
Doris
Criminal Court
Alfonso C. Sepe
Linda
Rodney
Charles
Williams
Murder charge dismissed in Atlantic City case
New Jersey Supreme Court dropped a murder charge against Lamont Thomas in the 74 year old Atlantic City woman Fannie Murray’s death from injuries after a June 1969 sidewalk mugging. The court ruled the prosecutor breached plea terms by pursuing murder after an agreed plea to atrocious assault.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Atlantic City
State Supreme Court
Lamont Thomas
Fannie Murray
Thomas
Fischer Aims For Third Straight Win In World Chess Match
In Reykjavik, Bobby Fischer set to play the seventh game at 1 p.m. EDT as he seeks a third consecutive victory to threaten Boris Spassky’s hold on the world championship. Spassky, white, starts with the first move amid camera tensions and denial of postponement rumors. Fischer led 32 to 22 in points going into the game. a win would give him 12 points to seal the title, while Spassky needed 12.5 to retain.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Fischer
Lawmakers Pass Cyclamate Loss Compensation Bill
Washington opponents call it a boondoggle as the House backs a bill to compensate bottlers farmers and others harmed by the 1969 cyclamate ban. The measure estimated at 100 million or more would allow growers manufacturers packers and distributors to seek direct and indirect losses with amounts set by the US Court of Claims.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
US Court of Claims
California Senate approves medical programs and funding
The Senate passed bills encouraging UC Regents to develop medical student programs for family practice physicians and approved $919 000 for a teaching hospital at UC Irvine. Other actions include a $150 000 study on community colleges and the creation of a new countywide court system.
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Coast
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Eel River
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Protect
North Coast
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