City Council faces long agenda for next Tuesday
Full city council returns for the first time in several meetings at 7 30 p m in City Hall with a lengthy agenda. Items include four street projects appointments appeals abatement costs budget questions rezoning hearings and a weed abatement matter plus new items on transportation waste water and consultant policy.
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City Hall
John Terrones
Planning Commission
William W. Martin
North H Street
Pine
North Avenues
X Street
PDR
Santa Barbara County
U S says dike damage in North Vietnam limited and repairable
The State Department released an eight page intelligence report asserting dike damage at 12 locations in the Red River Delta. It states no vital dikes were hit and no flooding occurred. North Vietnam had claimed 50 or more bombed dikes.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Red River
North Vietnamese
Hanoi
Husband appeals for kidnapped wife in ransom case
H. C. Piper Jr., a Minneapolis investment firm executive, urged abductors to contact him after his wife, 49, was kidnapped from their Orono home. The FBI issued an all points bulletin across six states for Mrs. Piper and her abductors.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
H.C. Piper Jr
Minneapolis
Piper
Orono
FBI
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Two Women Boast Canning Yields in Local Market
In a supermarket scene two women boast canning outputs of 60 and 61 quarts. Meanwhile Boys' Club members sell raffle tickets to fund a charity golf event. Surf enthusiasts celebrate a new ramp improving beach access.
Bargain table seeks tax relief and school aid compromise
Sacramento lawmakers and advisers to Gov. Reagan met to blend a 1.2 billion tax shift with school finance aims. The Senate backed a 950 million school finance bill with a six cent sales tax, while Moretti Reagan proposals seek 730 million property relief and 509 million aid.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan Administration
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Senate
Ralph Dills
D-Gardena
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Moretti
Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
State Supreme Court
Disappointment marks Japan US trade talks in Hakone
UPI reports Japanese American negotiations over the U S trade surplus yielded only limited gains after four days. William D. Eberle called the result disappointing noting the deficit may cost the United States billions and urging faster market access and potential congressional action.
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Hakone
Japan
UPI
United States
Nixon
William D. Eberle
Eberle
McGovern Leaves Eagleton Decision To Public Response
Senator McGovern said the choice of running mate Thomas Eagleton is largely up to Eagleton, contingent on public reaction to Eagleton’s disclosed medical history. He reaffirmed backing Eagleton but noted he would honor Eagleton’s decision, with a Washington meeting planned and Eagleton set for a national TV interview.
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Sen
Thomas S. Eagleton
Eagleton
McGovern
Washington
Black Hills
Missouri
Hearing Set Tuesday on School Budget
School trustees plan final approval of the 1972-73 budget after a public hearing. The plan allocates 13.2 million from local taxes at 3.77 per 100 value plus state and federal aid. A 34 percent across the board pay raise is proposed for teachers and staff.
City weighs funding for Lompoc youth services program
Lompoc faces uncertain financing for a youth services officer aimed at bridging police and youth. The CCCJ regional panel recommended nearly 11 000 dollars for 1972 73, with state approval pending in August and retroactive payments possible if approved.
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Lompoc
California Council For Criminal Justice
CCCJ
James D. Smith
Marvin Loney
Smith
Youth Services Officer
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Santa Claus
Floresta Park
Kristi
City Recreation Department
U.S. State Department
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Ken Hall
California Teachers Association
Dills
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Kakuei Tanaka
Tokyo
Nakasone
Tanaka
Hawaii
Sylvan Lake Lodge
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