Useless Geneva IC C faces costly deadlock in Saigon
The International Control and Supervisory Commission in Saigon is portrayed as a powerless, debt ridden relic. Critics blame Poland India and Canada for inaction while the mission to investigate ceasefire breaches has not addressed a war problem since the 1960s. Debts mount and administration stalls as diplomats drift through bureaucratic routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
International Control and Supervisory Commission
I.C.C
Saigon
Laos
Hanoi
Foreign Legion
1.C.C
South Vietnam
India
Poland
North Vietnam
France
Britain
Russia
China
Canada
Saigon Water Company
Istrative Secretariat
Isla Vista college district bill gets tentative backing
The Board of Supervisors endorsed in principle Senate Bill 921 to create a college community services district in Isla Vista. The measure would levy a ten dollar per adult head tax on residents and UC Santa Barbara affiliates, with landlord collection debated. University input and mayoral-like participation were urged, while district powers could expand to health care transit and tram links to the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Senate
Isla Vista
Robert Lagomarsino
George H. Clyde
Assembly
Jim Belilove
University of California, Santa Barbara
Belilove
Isla
University of California
Ocean
Grant
Santa Barbara
Voting Record Shows Assembly and Senate Actions in Sacramento
Assembly AB488 creates alternative schools to involve teachers and students in curricular innovation. It passed 41 to 23. Several measures were debated, with McGillivray voting Yes on ACA 81 and ACA 67, while AB 162 and AB 1324 failed. In the Senate, SCA 73 was adopted 27 to 7, while SB 470 and SB 499 passed with Lagomarsino voting Yes and No respectively. AB 4 failed 18 to 15 with Lagomarsino not voting. notes include mixed votes on education and disclosure bills.
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Assembly
Senate MacGillivray
Knox
MacGillivray
L. F. Greene
Cory
McGillivray
Chappie
Lagomarsino
Alquist
Gareial
Peromiseration
Rattlesnakes ruled out in Simi Valley deaths
A coroner pathologist stated rattlesnakes did not cause the deaths of two Simi Valley boys who fell 700 feet from Whiteface Cliff last May. Initial belief cited rattlesnake bites from a nest, but puncture marks prompted a falcon harassment theory as the cause.
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Ventura
UPI
Harold Kade
Simi Valley
Mark Frye
Michael Huff
Russell
State to go to bid for Lompoc street project
The California Division of Highways seeks bids for two TOPICS funded projects in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Olive Avenue in Lompoc will be widened at O Street with culvert extension. Moorpark’s Los Angeles Avenue intersection with Spring Street will gain channelization and traffic signaling. Bids open July 12 in Sacramento and July 13 in Los Angeles. About $69,700 is available for Lompoc and roughly $37,000 for Moorpark, with $12,600 County funds.
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Robert J. Pafford, Jr
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Sacramento
Department of the Interior
Constitution Hall
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
Pafford
Federal Civil Service
Bureau of Reclamation
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pick-Sloan
California Division of Highways
Santa Barbara
Ventura Counties
Santa Barbara County
Olive Avenue
Lompoc
Ventura County
Los Angeles Avenue
Spring Street
Moorpark
Los Angeles
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Edmond E. Milanowski
Princeton Place
W. B. Jamison
NEA
Peace Keepers
Egate
I.C
Lompoc Street
Federal Highway Administration
State Department of Public Works
Southern Pacific Railroad
WIG Sale
Elura
Elura and
Kanekalon
Lompoc Discount Wigs
Lompoc Theatre
North
H’ Street
Lompoc Music
NO. H Street
Rancho Supply, Inc
Solvang
Fabric Sale
Homespun
DAN River Hoya
Duck Prints
House OF F
BRICS
BankAmericard
Santa Maria
Broadway
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