Nixon set to televise economic plan and energy message
President Nixon convened top advisers for a final review of new economic controls to be disclosed in a nationwide TV address likely Wednesday. Officials expect selective measures beyond wage price stabilization and an energy message to Congress within 10 days proposing a Cabinet level Department of Energy and Natural Resources.
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UPI
Nixon
White House
Congress
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
Stans denies illegal acts in Nixon campaign financing
Former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans testified before the Senate Watergate Committee that he was not involved in illegal acts or the bugging scandal while raising more than 45 million dollars for Nixon's reelection. He said his role was limited to fundraising and he did not handle funds, sign checks, or review official reports.
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UPI
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Maurice H. Stans
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Stans
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Congress
New York
Lompoc Faces Budget Trouble in 1973 74 Plan
Lompoc city officials warn the general fund may fall short in the 1973-74 budget. City administrator Gene Wahlers allocates 215 000 in federal revenue sharing to balance the fund at 2 183 465 but council opposes using these funds in the general fund for ongoing operations.
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Lompoc
Ray McCuen
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Art Scott
George Cotsenmeyer
Migueliito Channel
Ryan Park
Skylab astronauts map pollution and urban sprawl from space
Skylab crews led by Conrad Kerwin and Weitz used a 19th day orbit to image pollution flowing into Lake Erie and urban areas around Pittsburgh and Washington Baltimore. Clouds hinder the view of Washington but data should aid global resource and environment studies. The 272 mile high mission travels 7 800 miles across South Dakota to the Atlantic at 17 100 mph.
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UPI
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Washington- Baltimore
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Pete’’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
South Dakota
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Space
Great Lakes
Weitz
Detroit
Clevelan
Washington
Potomac
Vietnam Paris talks extend as no signing date set
Peace negotiators in Paris held over four hours of talks but did not set a signing date for a new Indochina cease fire pact. Kissinger and Tho indicated they would meet again Wednesday, with Thieu reportedly agreeable to some provisions. Newsmen were to receive credentials for a potential signing at the Kleber Avenue center.
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UPI
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France
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
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le Duc Tho
Saigon
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Tho
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
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Saint Nom la Breteche
Gil-Sur Yvette
Kleber Avenue
Planners seek bigger role in Lompoc budget reviews
Lompoc Planning Commission urged the City Council to prioritize eliminating half streets near schools and to exercise a larger review role over capital outlay programs. The seven-member panel called for a five year plan aligned with city goals and potential joint sessions with the council. Also approved permits for a bakery, a home piano lesson plan with limits, and renewed 41 home use permits. A June 18 study session on open space and a June 25 public hearing were scheduled and 17 signs were found violators of maintenance ordinances.
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Lompoc Commission
James Flegge
George Barnes
la Canada
North Avenue
Hapgood
Cypress Avenue
Vernon Copeland
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al Autry
McNamara resigns as County Mental Health chief
Dr. Norbert J. McNamara announces resignation effective June 22 after a clash of philosophies with County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson. He cites vacancies and staffing urgency while Johnson proposes a $135,153 budget increase as part of a $3,393,985 mental health budget for the next fiscal year.
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County Mental Health Services
Norbert J. McNamara
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Mental Health Service
Johnson
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Howard) Phillips
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South E St
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Sue Kim
Lompoc General Fund
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