County Budget Slashes Hit Lompoc and Santa Barbara Plans
County supervisors continue sweeping cuts to budgets surpassing 100 million. Lompoc municipal court site kept, but a 450000 expansion was canceled. Cuts target 150000 from Santa Barbara General Hospital and possible review of Santa Maria Hospital funds.
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Worlhy i Cpui
Lompoc
Raisors
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Santa Maria Hospital
Justice Court
Sacramento
Progress in Rabin talks announced
President Ford and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin held a final round of talks with Secretary Kissinger calling the meeting a considerable step forward for Middle East peace. Kissinger said discussions covered military aid in general with no details and stressed the need for concrete signals from Egypt and Israel before resuming a peace shuttle.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Rabin
Sinai Desert
Israel
U.S
Mideast
Anwar Sadat
Austria
Rabia
Egypt
Republicans boycott CIA probe panel
Three Republicans boycotted the first meeting of a House subcommittee investigating the CIA delaying William Colby’s first public testimony. The move followed Rep. Nedzi’s resignation amid a jurisdiction dispute over the panel. Colby refused to hand over sensitive documents due to security gaps.
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Washington
UPI
House
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
William E. Colby
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Committee On Intelligence
Subcommittee
James V. Stanton
D-Ohio
Colby
Stanton
Burglary and Vandalism Sweep Lompoc in Two Days
A two day wave of burglaries and vandalism hit Lompoc with broken windows and stolen gear. At Lompoc High School the photographic department lost cameras and lenses near eight thousand dollars. other sites included the Civic Auditorium and several businesses and churches. Police noted no single link but multiple incidents raised concern of a common suspect.
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Lompoc
Lompoc High School
Jay Ratcliff
Civic Auditorium
South L Street
Chamber of Commerce
E. Cypress Ave
Earle Sweetland
Peace Lutheran Church
W. Ocean Ave
Bob Nolan Motors
North H St
Beattie Motors
East Olive Avenue
West Cypress Avenue
West North Avenue
Three alleged narcotics pushers arrested in countywide raids
Santa Barbara sheriff's narcotics task force seized cocaine LSD and marijuana from three Isla Vista and Santa Maria residents. Alec J. Webster thirty four, Russell Eugene Guy twenty, and Edwin Flynn Davis sixty five were jailed with bonds set at ten thousand five thousand five thousand. One half ounce cocaine twelve seven units of LSD and twenty three pounds marijuana were confiscated, with a street value near eight thousand dollars. Arrests followed month long investigations in north and south counties.
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Santa Lee County
Davis
Webster
Guy
California malpractice rate bill advances in Assembly committee
California would require medical malpractice insurers to justify premium increases at public hearings. The Madden bill AB28 passed the Finance and Insurance Committee 8 to 1 and moves to Ways and Means. ACR 83 in the Senate directs the auditor general to study malpractice rate structures.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly
Kenneth Madden
Firebaugh
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Finance and Insurance Committee
Ways and Means
Senate Insurance Committee
Insurance Commissioner
Drinking problem a social dilemma in Lompoc
Terri Cotten reports on 1974 Lompoc arrests including over 200 DWI cases, alcohol related figures from police and courts, and the shift from public drunkenness jail to Farm House Detox under mental health contract as a treatment alternative.
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Terri Cotten
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Drexel Sheahan
Santa Barbara County
Robert Hebert
Don Slaight
Toni
California
Hebert
Tri-County
Justice Court
Terrill Cox
NCA
Ed Lewis
Lewis
Probation Department
Mental Health
Farm House
Alcoholics Anonymous
Vandenberg Substance Abuserogram
Traffic
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara Duil
Santa Barbara
Indira Gandhi Convicted of Election Law Violations
Allahabad High Court found Prime Minister Indira Gandhi guilty of two 1971 campaign violations. A 20 day stay allows her to remain in power pending appeal. if upheld, she would lose her parliament seat and public office for six years.
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New Delhi
UPI
Indira Gandhi
India
Allahabad
Uttar Pradesh
J.J.J. Sinha
Mrs. Gandhi
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Rae Bareli
Raj Narain
Pakistan
Narain
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Beattie
America
Rockefeller Commission
Nedzi
Senate
Arlen Gregorio
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