Solvang Man Hurt In Motorcycle Crash On Alamo Pintado Road
A Solvang man, Curtis Lee Morris, 29, is in critical condition at Santa Barbara General Hospital with a broken back and skull fracture after losing control of a motorcycle on a curve on Alamo Pintado Road. CHP reports he flipped off the bike on Saturday at 2 p.m. He had been treated at Santa Ynez Valley Community Hospital before being transferred.
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Solvang
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Alamo Pintado Road
Curtis Lee Morris
Santa Ynez Valley Community Hospital
Santa Barbara Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Morris
Michael Megargee
Upland
Highway 101
Gaviota
CHP
Paul Arthur Davy
Oceanside
Arrests, winners, and meeting notices from Lompoc area
Two arrests were reported in Lompoc Justice Court charges. William Arterburn faces assault with intent to commit rape, bail set at 3125, linked to a May 23 incident on McLaughlin Road. Robert Brown jailed for felony wife beating, bail 1875. Eight year old Teresa Ray won a bicycle in a Hostess Pies sponsored contest at Williams Market with other prizes won by several locals. IEEE Vandenberg Section to meet at 11:30 a.m. at VAFB Officers Club with Dr. James Mulligan as guest speaker on engineering employment. reservations to Charles Olson at VAFB.
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William Arterburn
Milky Way
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc
Robert Brown
N. M St
Lompoc Justice Court
Brown
Suzette
Lompoc Hospital
Teresa Ray
Williams’ Bros
Charles Cooper
Lupe Jackson
Warren Frelot
Gary Rocha
Mike Smith
Paulette Henry
David Talbot
Hostess Pies
Vandenberg
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
VAFB
James Mulligan
IEEE
Mulligan
Charles Olson
School physicals planned for Camp EXAMS near Vandenberg
USAF Hospital to conduct camp physical examinations for girls on June 8 and boys on June 10 in its general therapy clinic from 6:30 to 8 p.m. by appointment only. Call 866-1427 on June 5 and 7 during specified hours to arrange. Each child needs a camp physical examination form.
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Air Force
Vandenberg
Usaf Hospital
Death toll over estimate during Memorial Day weekend
United Press International reports the final count of traffic deaths over the 78 hour Memorial Day period at noon EDT: 597 fatalities. The National Safety Council had predicted 475 to 550, with totals by category and state led by California at 53 and North Dakota with none.
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National Safety Council
Council
California
Ohio
New York
Illinois
Texas
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Carpinteria Blaze Destroys Four Businesses
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed four businesses in a one story building in Carpinteria early Monday. Estimated loss about 200000 dollars. About 40 firefighters from Carpinteria Santa Barbara Montecito and Ventura County battled the blaze for nearly an hour. No injuries reported. The Melody Club beer bar was identified as the likely starting point.
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Carpinteria
UPI
Santa Barbara
Montecito
Ventura County
Melody Club
Koreans Sink North Korean Boat After Four Hour Battle
South Korean boats and jet fighters sank a heavily armed North Korean boat in the Yellow Sea off the southwest coast. The 70 ton vessel carried 15 to 17 crewmen who perished. A four hour clash followed a patrol sighting near an island 225 miles south of Seoul. One South Korean plane damaged and a C46 transport missing with undisclosed crew.
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Seoul
UPS
Yellow Sea
Defense Ministry
Coast Guard
Prisoner Gerald Williams Escapes Federal Facility
Local and federal authorities continue search for Gerald Ray Williams 22 who walked away from the Federal Correctional Institution from the minimum security camp yesterday reporting missing at 11 a.m. He wore khaki clothing and was serving time for violations of the federal motor vehicle theft act and probation. Parole was due in September this year.
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Gerald Ray Williams
Federal Correctional Institution
FCI
Illiams
Woman survives car plunge into Monterey Bay
A 26 year old Campbell woman drove her car off a 40 foot cliff into Monterey Bay Monday. The vehicle floated about three minutes allowing her to swim to shore and reach safety. She was treated at a local hospital and released.
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Santa Cruz
UPI
Monterey Bay
Campbell
High noon for revenue sharing plan faces Mills and Connally
President Nixon's revenue sharing plan test measures at 10 a.m. in the Ways and Means Committee as Secretary Connally argues for local control and funding to cities. Mills predicts the plan's defeat, warning of future strings on local and state governments.
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Washington
Democrat Connally
Mills
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Connally
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Illinois
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
President voices disappointment at aluminum wage deal
President Nixon says the aluminum industry settlement is inflationary and harmful. White House press secretary Ziegler notes a 30 percent wage rise over three years, warns steel and other sectors to watch patterns, and cites labor costs at ALCOA and partner firms.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
United Steelworkers of America
Aluminum Co. of America
ALCOA
Ziegler
Western Union Strike Halts Telegrams Nationwide
Two unions representing more than 20,000 Western Union workers began a strike at 12:01 a.m. halting most public telegram services while private and government operations continue. Wages and job security remain the core issues with unions seeking a 30 percent raise versus the company's 20 percent offer.
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Olin Aluminum
Hannibal
Ohio
USW
Washington
UPI
Western Union
Supreme Court expands federal power to halt rail and airline strikes
In a 5 to 4 decision the Supreme Court grants federal judges broad authority to enjoin railway and airline strikes when negotiations are deemed insufficient. Justice Harlan leads the majority, warning of potential bargaining impact while affirming the need to enforce labor laws. Dissenters Brennan Black, Douglas, and White argue the ruling undercuts the National Railway Act’s bargaining framework.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
National Railway Act
William J. Brennan Jr
John M. Harlan
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Davis
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Oregon
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Walnut Ave
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Salinas
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imes-Mirror
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Jim Johannesen
Art Association
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Lewis
Retail Merchants Association
Lyra
Ray Lyra
W. North Ave
Lompoc Junior High School
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Kaiser Aluminum
Ormet Aluminum
TWX
United Telegraph Workers
Communications Workers of America
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co
United Transportation Union
Harlan
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Brennan
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Byron R. White
Government Employees Corporation of California
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Vandenberg Afb
Houser C. Wilson
Constellation Rd
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