U S raids continue in Cambodia with cease-fire looming
UPI reports U S warplanes carried out the 100th straight bombing run in Cambodia amid a new Paris cease-fire in South Vietnam. Kissinger said the accord does not require halting bombing in Cambodia. Cambodian officials report heavy strikes southwest of Phnom Penh and stalled government counterattacks on Highway 4 and 3. A separate incident in California notes a skull found near Nisenmarks State Park.
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Cambodia
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South Vietnam
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Henry A. Kissinger
Aptos
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Nisenmarks State Park
Santa Cruz County
Ben Seibel
Kompong Som
High Command
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Laos
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Will SLO enter water project plans discussed
San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties weighed joining the State Water Project coastal aqueduct. County officials said SLO might opt out or delay, arguing its own water suffices and that Phase 2 costs are hard to justify.
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Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo County
Santa Barbara County
Hans Heilmann
San Luis
Heilmann Star Aqueduct
Heilmann
Lompoc Council Cuts Police Budget. Reallocates Revenue Sharing
The Lompoc council slashed police department requests for 1973 74 by about 20 000 amid broad departmental cuts. Police needs total 558 265 with 343 265 coming from the general fund if 215 000 in revenue sharing is added. Other funds draw from water electric sewer refuse gas taxes library central stores and equipment maintenance to support finance engineering street maintenance retirement and insurance funds.
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Wahlers
Police Department
Water Department
Electric
General Fund Department
Ie Ee
Eployee
Flower Festival souvenir program on sale this weekend
The 1973 Flower Festival souvenir program titled Heroes of the West goes on sale Saturday during the festival weekend June 23 24. Jim Hernandez says a pilot door-to-door sale by Lompoc youths will fund pocket money and residents may want the booklet as a keepsake, with copies still available at events for parade visitors and weekend spectators.
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Jim Hernandez
Lompoc
Hernandez
Grunsky bill aims to expand private medical schools to ease doctor shortage
Senator Donald Grunsky sponsors a five year plan to scale enrollment at Stanford USC and Loma Linda to increase California medical graduates. Officials say state funding ends once schools gear up, while critics note distribution and rural shortages persist despite expanded output.
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University of California
California
Stanford
USC
Loma Linda
California Medical Association
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