Lompoc trustees preview record 1969 70 budget
Lompoc Unified School District trustees meet tomorrow for a first look at a preliminary 1969 70 budget totaling 9.8 million dollars, up about 750 thousand from the current year. The plan uses a 2.62 dollar general fund tax rate plus 1.14 permissive revenue, with about 120 thousand in program cuts and in step raises for staff. The board aims to apply 400 thousand of new funds to salaries and 600 thousand of the first million to raises, restore honors classes, and requires final approval by July and submission to the county by August.
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Lompoc Unified School District
Sacramento
Washington
Water project cuts spark Coast lawmakers push for restoration
California congressmen blasted budget cuts to water development projects in the West. Rep. Sisk urged restoration of funds for the New Melones Dam Westlands system and Folsom canal, while McFall called for $9 million in 1970 and $25 to 40 million for 1971.
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Tration
California
House Appropriations
B.F. Sisk
Calif
Congress
Sisk
West
John J. McFall
Dcalif
McFall
Folsom South
San Francisco Bay
Stockton
Nixon
Melones Dam
Folsom South Canal
Westlands Water District
Johnson
Westland Water District
Sis
Bankers Trust Hikes Prime Rate Pressures Banks
NEW YORK City banks raise prime loan rate to 8.5 per cent following Morgan Guaranty and others. Federal Reserve officials say no surprise as First National City Bank matches move and Wall Street eyes broader bank-wide increases abroad. European reaction notes potential Eurodollar impacts and French bankers weigh political timing of rate shifts.
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New York
UPI
Bankers Trust Co
Morgan Guarantry Trust
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
First National City Bank of
Wall
Weather outlook with showers possible and coastal morning clouds
Cloudy today with a chance of showers and fair Tuesday morning with low coastal clouds. Highs in the 60s today, mid 60s to low 70s Tuesday. Tonight lows around mid 50s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. June tides: high 3.4 at 8:32 am and 5.7 at 8:02 pm. low 0.3 at 2:32 am and 1.7 at 1:32 pm.
Broadcasters Win Fairness Doctrine Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 0 that radio and television broadcasters are subject to the fairness doctrine and may be ordered to air opposing views on controversial issues. Justice White's opinion rejected claims that FCC authority infringes the First Amendment rights of broadcasters.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Pennsylvania Broadcasting
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Nixon Thieu summit draws NLF and Hanoi protests
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong denounced Nixon's troop pull-out as a propaganda ploy and crude farce. They criticized his support for Thieu and warned U S policies undermine Paris peace talks. Observers note discontent over a call for Saigon government changes.
Teague pushes national cemetery at Vandenberg AFB
Congressman Charles M. Teague introduced a House resolution urging the establishment of a national cemetery on Vandenberg Air Force Base land. He cited California’s need due to population growth and noted no additional cost since the land is federally owned. Local councils backed the effort, with ongoing study at the Congressional level. MIDWAY ISLAND (UPI) Nixon to withdraw 25 000 troops from Vietnam by end of August replaced by South Vietnamese forces after summit with Thieu. The leaders pursued peace and self determination, ruling out a coalition government and signaling future talks with the NLF, with elections supervised internationally.
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George Libera Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
Nixon
South Vietnam
Midway Island
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Thieu
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Charles M. Teague
Teague
House of Representatives
House Committee On Veterans Affairs
California
Santa Maria
Lompoc
County Board of Supervisors
Vandenberg
Vietnam
Saigon
Midway
Paris
Creighton W Abrams
America
Senate moves toward confirmation of Burger as Chief Justice
The Senate advanced Warren E. Burger toward confirmation as Chief Justice, with formal approval likely. Critics, led by Sen. Young, complained of a rushed process, but Judiciary Chairman Eastland praised the unanimous committee vote and urged no delay. Burger, 61, would be the 15th Chief Justice upon Warren's retirement later this month.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Warren Earl Burger
United States
Burger
Earl Warren
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate Judicary Committee
Young
Mike Mansfield
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Judiciary
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Nixon
Mansfield
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ing
Warren
Fortas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress reacts to Vietnam troop pullout mixed
Congressional leaders offer varied views on Nixon’s plan to pull 25 000 U S troops from Vietnam. Dirksen calls it first solid hope, McGovern terms tokenism, Stennis fears slow pace, Russell doubts casualty cuts, Kennedy hopeful for more, Scott defends dove demands, Young says short of campaign promise, Thurmond calls risk but shows peaceful intent.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Panel
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Nixon
Vietnam
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
America
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Lompoc Valley
City Hall
Planning Department
Justice Burger
la Purisima Catholic Church
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Frank S. Montaven
Marian Hospital
Montavon
James W Zerkle
Richard Alan Reed
James Thomas Ogle
Reed
Ogle
California Highway Patrol
Congressional
Capital Hill
George S. McGovern, Dso
D-Mass
Hugh Scott
McGovern
Scott
Dirksen
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