Supervisors Weigh Full Time Status and Pay Rise
Santa Barbara County supervisors consider converting to a full time board to justify a possible salary boost from 14 224 to 25 000 32 000 a year. Leaders like Francis Beattie and Curtis Tunnell debate feasibility and methods such as paying for extra duties while keeping outside activities. The plan faces mixed support and may surface by October with no firm consensus.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Chamber of Commerce
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
Beattie
Bush accuses investigator in Nixon wiretap claim
George Bush asserts affidavits show Carmine Bellino, a Senate Watergate investigator and Kennedy aide, helped coordinate spying on Nixon in 1960. Bellino denies any electronic surveillance. John Leon signed an affidavit about bugging claims but says he did not participate.
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Washington
UPI
George Bush
Senate Watergate Committee
Richard Nixon
Bush
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon
Carmine Bellino
Kennedy
Bellino
Watergate Committee
Rufus Ekdmisten
Capitol Hill
Carmine
America
John Leon
Leon
Lompoc Girl Crowned 1973 Santa Barbara County Maid
Jane Andersen of Lompoc, 17, was chosen as the 1973 Maid of Santa Barbara County after competing with nine others in Santa Maria. The high school graduate plans to work as an airline stewardess and later pursue computers, and will represent the county at the California state finals in Sacramento.
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Santa Barbara County
Jane Andersen
Mrs. Erik Andersen
Lompoc
Miss Andersen
Erik Andersen
Jane
Maid of California
Sacramento
Nina Maria Studios
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Beef shortage grows as Phase IV freezes prices
Under Nixon Phase IV beef prices stay frozen while other foods rise, driving a lower supply as producers hold beef off the market. The price ceiling ends September 12, with military demand already strained and stores reporting sparse deliveries.
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United Press International
Nixon
Lloyd Futch
United Food Centers
Houston
Los Angeles Times
The
Times
Nixon lawyers vow to fight White House tapes access
Nixon's lawyers predict victory in the battle to withhold White House taped conversations from Watergate investigators. Charles Allan Wright, hired as a constitutional law adviser, says the team will respond to subpoenas at 10 a.m. Thursday in Washington. The dispute over executive and legislative powers may reach the Supreme Court.
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Congressional
Nixon
White House
Committee
Archibald Cox
Washington
UPI
Charles Allan Wright
Austin
Tex
Constitutional Law Authority
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald
Rosenbergs
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
George Washington Law
Arthur S. Miller
Senate Committee
Cox
Pentagon reveals 81 secret mission deaths in Laos Cambodia
The Defense Department confirms 81 Americans, mostly Green Berets, died on covert missions in Laos and Cambodia. Families and Congress were misinformed that deaths occurred in South Vietnam. Senator Harold Hughes praises the disclosure while condemning prior misreporting. Jay Gretchel sweeps two motorcycle races at Maria.
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Washington
UPI
Green Berets
Laos
Cambodia
Pentagon
Defense Department
Congress
South Vietnam
Harold E. Hughes
D-lowa
Senate
Indochina
Hughes
Supreme Court expected to act swiftly on White House tapes
The high court may decide the Watergate tapes issue quickly based on past constitutional crises. Some justices resist pressure for fast action while others see a three week or sixty day timetable. White House aides stress ongoing study and the President’s claim of executive privilege over the tapes.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
White House
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