Jean Mayer Crowned 1973 Lompoc Flower Festival Queen
Jean Mayer a Cabrillo High School senior was chosen queen at the 1973 Lompoc Valley Flower Festival judged by the Pasadena Tournament of Roses committee. She will reign June 21 to 24 and ride on the festival float in Saturday’s parade.
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Supreme Court Tie Leaves Clean Air Act Question Unresolved
The Supreme Court split on the Clean Air Act without establishing binding precedent. The tie upholds a Pratt ruling favoring Sierra Club environmentalists, blocks EPA from approving state supplementary plans, and leaves federal versus state standards unsettled. Justice Powell did not participate.
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Landscaping Costs at Nixon Homes Spark Security Debate
Newsday reports the government spent 76000 to landscape Nixon's San Clemente villa and 100000 previously on his private estate. Officials say improvements were for security. the White House notes work replaced areas used for secret service installations with no precise figures available.
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Agnew says Watergate probe will muddy waters of justice
Vice President Spiro Agnew warned that Senate Watergate hearings would muddy the waters of justice beyond redemption and hinder ultimate court convictions. He argued the process lacks courtroom safeguards and could ruin innocent people while not yielding true truth. The hearings resume Tuesday with more witnesses planned.
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Nixon summons committee to discuss inflation fight
President Nixon met two hours with top economic strategists then summoned a high level labor management advisory group to the White House. He weighs proposals to strengthen Phase III wage price controls as inflation remains high. Kissinger discussed Vietnam truce and Brezhnev visit. he will return to Paris tonight to resume talks with Tho. Kissinger urged Senate to delay action on Cambodia bombing funds.
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Glimpses Traffic Thins at Start of School Vacation
Morning traffic eases as school holidays begin. A man walks down the street carrying potted plants, visible among lighter-than-usual congestion.
Weather Outlook With Low Clouds Drizzle Through Tuesday
Considerable low cloudiness with local early morning drizzle through Tuesday. Cooler days inland. highs in the 60s at beaches to low 70s inland. Lows tonight in the upper 50s. Tuesday tides high at 3.4 feet 9:50 a.m. and 5.8 feet 8:40 p.m. Low tides minus 0.2 foot 3:26 a.m. and 2.1 feet 2:16 p.m.
Second Skylab rocket prepared for launch
Ground crews move the Skylab rocket to the pad on a crawler transporter as astronauts on Skylab 1 snap hundreds of earth and sky photos. Conrad calls the rollout “very good” while the crew embarks on another Earth resources pass during the 18th day of their 28 day mission with 10 days remaining.
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Gold Drops as dollar rallies in European markets
In London early trading on Ascension Day markets, gold fell 4.50 an ounce to 115.50 at the first fixings, from a Friday high near 120. The dollar traded about 2.5715 per pound and gains were modest as markets await Nixon anti inflation hints and reopening Tuesday.
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Power cuts hit New York and D C as heat soars
United Press International reports a 5 percent reduction in electricity across the Northeast Corridor, including New York City and Washington D C, beginning 10 16 a m. Utilities say the voluntary cut will not majorly affect operations while urging residents to limit appliance use and keep air conditioning on low. Temperatures reach 91 in New York and Newark as a heat wave continues with forecasts of further 90s.
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