Planners condemn bills on coastal zone control changes
County Planning Commission denounces proposed coastal protection bills in the State Legislature as eroding local planning and zoning authority. The statement, led by Robert Lilley of Lompoc, blames legislators including Sen. Lagomarsino for transferring local control to a powerful State Council. The document urges Santa Barbara County boards to reject state overreach and notes regional boundaries for Central Coast counties. It also criticizes the state oil leases and lack of a land use plan, contrasting with Santa Barbara County coastal protections.
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Lompoc
Robert Lagomarsino
Santa Barbara-Ventura
Richard Clare
Santa Maria
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Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Monterey
Board of Supervisors
Coastal Plain
State Tidelands Authority
Santa Barbara Channel
State Department of Planning
California Water Plan
California
Coast Line
Santa Barbara County
Sacramento
Judge delays ruling on NY Times Pentagon report seizure
A federal judge reserved decision on ordering the New York Times to surrender its copy of a top secret Pentagon Vietnam report. The government seeks inspection of all Times documents believed stolen or received without authorization, while The Times would turn over material excluding marginal notes if ordered.
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UPI
New York Times
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
Michael Hess
Hess
Murray I. Gurfein
Floyd Abrams
the Times
Abrams
Times
James L. Greenfield
Gurfein
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
The
Okinawa Returned to Japan After U S Treaty Signing
The United States and Japan sign a satellite treaty transferring Okinawa to Japanese rule after 25 years of occupation. protests erupt nationwide with police clashes in Tokyo and on Okinawa over continued U S bases and nuclear weapons concerns.
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UPI
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Japan
Western Pacific
Okinawa
Kiichi Aichi
William P. Rogers
Washington
U.S
Aichi
Rogers
Nixon
Naha
Chobyo Yara
Nixon seeks 155 million to fight drugs worldwide
President Nixon asked Congress for 155 million in emergency funding to launch a global assault on narcotics addiction. He proposes 105 million for treatment and a new Drug Abuse Prevention office under the White House, plus international sanctions to curb heroin production and trafficking. Jerome H. Jaffe named as special narcotics consultant and head designate. He ordered heroin testing for U.S. troops in Vietnam and rehabilitation programs. possible extended service for treatment.
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UPI
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House
Senate
Special Action Office of Drug Abuse Prevention
White House
Jerome H. Jaffe
Illinois
Jaffe
U.S
Vietnam
Vandals Flood Cabrillo High Gym Causing Major Damage
Vandals broke into Cabrillo High School floods the gym floor with thousands of gallons of water. Lead custodian Earl Gregory says about 3 000 gallons per hour poured onto the court after a hose was opened. Damage could reach 20 000 dollars with drying and possible refinish needed over a week. Sheriff and principal report no immediate entry signs and rest of the building appeared secure.
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Cabrillo High School
Earl Gregory
Court
Wilde
Richard Baldivier
Robert Bickford
Moscone Controls Outlook for Tax Withholding Bill
Senate Democratic leader George R. Moscone warned in Sacramento that a state income tax withholding plan likely won’t clear the legislature without broad tax reform. He cited taxpayer demands for relief and whispers in the capitol that withholding needs major reform to win approval, even with Reagan’s support for a separate, revenue-raising bill.
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UPI
Senate
George R. Moscone
San Francisco
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Moscone
Capitol
Ronald Reagan
Oscone
Reagan
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Sue Quesnel
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