Manson trial resumes with Kasabian testimony planned
Linda Kasabian 20, alleged eyewitness to Tate murders, expected to testify under immunity as Charles Manson and four followers face trial in Los Angeles. Defense cross examines William Garretson who says he heard no shots at dawn. Kasabian is cited as having witnessed multiple killings and as lookout at another crime scene.
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Jay Sebring
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Renewed ABM Talks Open as Senate Debates Bill
Amid renewed ABM debate, U S negotiators proposed freezing or reducing missile systems at SALT talks in Vienna. Kissinger briefed senators as a $19.2 billion procurement bill moves through the Senate with $1.3 billion for ABM expansion. Senators split with 49 opposing, nine undecided, 42 in favor, amid talk of adding sites in Missouri and Wyoming.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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UPI
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Missouri
Wyoming
Top scientists map long range lunar exploration priorities
Twelve University of California faculty joined about 80 experts at Woods Hole Massachusetts for a study session to set 10 to 15 year priorities for a U. S. government agency. Biogeologist Preston Cloud of UC Santa Barbara chairs the lunar exploration group and aims to elevate the program's intellectual and practical significance while evaluating goals in human terms and public support.
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UC Santa Barbara
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Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff
The Lompoc Record is identified as a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It lists executives editors and staff, society and sports editors, photographers, and association memberships with subscription rate of 2.25 per month.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
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Gaylen Jackson
Portugal’s Salazar Dies After Long Rule
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, Portugal’s dictatorial premier for 36 years until a 1968 stroke, died at age 81 at his Lisbon home after a heart attack and vascular collapse. He led Portugal with an iron hand and was known as “the unobtrusive dictator.”
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Bear Attack in Yellowstone Injures Californian Camper
Roy Hedland, 21, of Half Moon Bay, California was mauled by a black bear in a southern Yellowstone campground. He suffered a broken arm and cuts to his head, arms, upper body and right leg while his wife Leslie escaped injury as witnesses describe the incident.
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Roy Hedland
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Pollution confab Underway in San Francisco
Industry drives water pollution experts say at the International Water Pollution and Research Conference in San Francisco. Dr. David G. Stephan warns waste disposal methods fail to keep up. Lake Erie and the Hudson River cited as unuseable. Delegates from 35 nations attend as Gov. Ronald Reagan welcomes participants. A second item reports a bomb exploded at the Armed Services Police Force station at 646 Clay St causing minor damage with no injuries.
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UPI
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David G. Stephan
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Hudson River
United States
Ronald Reagan
UPN
Armed Services Police Force
Clay St
CPO
Elmer Carter
Weather report notes scattered showers nationwide
Widely scattered showers and thundershowers dot the nation with clear skies mainly in the Northeast North Central Plains and along the California coast. Most rainfall is light with the Midlands getting the heaviest at Valentine Nebraska and more than half an inch in Minneapolis Rochester and Mason City.
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California
Ohio River Valley
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Central Rockies
Washington
Oregon Coast
Midlands
Valentine
Neb
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Rochester
Minn
Mason City
Iowa
Reagan cuts threaten program, Demo says
Assembly Democrat leader John J. Miller charges the Reagan Administration with trimming welfare funding and halving the California WIN program. He claims 7,000 recipients will be dropped, funds fall from 35 million to 22 million, and transportation and child care support will be cut. Miller criticizes the governor for double dealing and blames cuts for reduced welfare rolls.
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UPI
Reagan
The
Assembly
Democratic
Ronald Reagan
John J. Miller
Berkeley
Miller
Stanislaus County
California
Coast Guard officer to explain offshore fishing laws at Fort Bragg
Lt. Gil Shaw travels from San Francisco to Fort Bragg to discuss international law on offshore fishing and to reassure that Russian trainers are monitored. A reward fund for capturing a Russian vessel has grown to 1,753.50 dollars, fueled by grocer Jack Azevedo who alleges 17 Soviet trawlers fish illegally within the 12 mile limit. He says the money will fund a soldier of fortune to capture a North Coast fisherman’s 40 foot boat, noting capturing a 300 foot trawler would be like arresting an elephant. Shaw affirms jurisdictions but says outside the limit the Coast Guard will not act. Azevedo attacks federal officials as weak, while the fund receives ongoing contributions including a 1,000 dollar gift from Southern California.
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Coast Guard
Gil Shaw
San Francisco
Jack Azevedo
Trea
Shaw
Azevedo
U.S
Washington
Vietnam
California
Stolen Marine weapons search at Camp Pendleton fails to locate 11 guns
An extensive Sunday search at Camp Pendleton for 11 weapons stolen in a raid that wounded a sentry found no recovered arms. The theft occurred as President Nixon visited the area nearby, with White House officials noting no extra security. FBI helped, and past thefts at the base were cited in noting ongoing concerns.
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