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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1977

Page

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Brown backs plan to build California peripheral canal

Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. announces a fragile compromise endorsing a $3.5 billion package of water projects including a 43 mile canal to divert North state water to the South and protect delta ecology. Support from conservationists labor growers and agencies hinges on federal laws by 1981 and ongoing agreement.

Sacramento UPS Edmund G. Brown Jr California Smiling Brown Brown Associated Press San Francisco Sacramento-Stockton

Ways and Means Committee Cuts Carter Oil Gas Tax Plan

The House Ways and Means Committee voted to sharply reduce President Carter's proposed oil and natural gas tax aimed at energy savings. The panel watered down both the energy saved and the revenue raised, despite the administration's estimate of 3.3 million barrels of oil a day in savings by 1985.

Washington UPI House Ways and Means Committee Carter U.S

Watergate era ends as Haldeman and Mitchell go to prison

In five days John Mitchell and Haldeman will be jailed, ending a five year Watergate era. More than 50 men faced charges, 54 convicted or pled guilty, many aides to Nixon involved, and sweeping campaign finance reforms followed. The scandal cost taxpayers millions and reshaped campaign finance rules.

Washington UPI John Newton Mitchell Harry Robbins Haldeman Watergate Democratic Haldeman Mitchell Richard Nixon John Ehrlichman John Dean Charles Colson White House Dwight Chapin Ehrlichmann Egil Krogh Richard Kleindienst Senate Robert Marcian Commerce Maurice Stans Treasury John Connally Robert Vesco Special Prosecution Force House Judiciary Committee Congress U.S. Treasury

Andrus backs SB oil pipeline plan to move offshore crude onshore

Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus urged pipelines to carry oil from offshore platforms to refineries to prevent spills and tanker collisions. He met with a joint industry group, toured Coal Oil Point and Union Oil Platform A, and noted safety as the main hurdle to broad approval for the project. A July report on earthquake risk is awaited.

Santa Barbara UPI Cecil Andrus Joint Industry Andrus Union Oil Co

Man ARRESTED During Pizza Parlor Burglary

Police arrested Terrence Darwin Tanner 24 of 1536 W Cherry Ave after closing time at the Pizza Factory 627 North H St as he left with an armload of alcohol. Bail set at 5000. He faced burglary charges and arraignment today. Four bottles beer champagne and wine seized as evidence.

North H St Terrence Darwin Tanner W. Cherry Ave Tanner Lompoc

Pipeline study pursues Santa Barbara Channel crude option

The Joint Industry Government Oil Pipeline Working Group continued analysis of routing Santa Barbara Channel crude to Ventura refineries. ARCO proposed converting a 20 inch Ventura to Cuyama gas line for Taft Valley transport, while Chevron projected a Ventura to Los Angeles route costing 67 to 112 million. A land pipeline is favored over tanker transport, with further input planned before Andrus’ Ventura session.

Dick Praul Cecil Andrus Santa Barbara Channel Albert F. Reynolds Ventura San Joaquin Valley Los Angeles Atlantic Richfield Company ARCO Cuyama San Francisco Chevron U.S.A. Inc Chevron Southern Pacific Santa Barbara County

Annual Portuguese Fiesta in Lompoc This Weekend

The Portuguese Festival in Lompoc features a Saturday dance at the Veterans Memorial Building from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Silver Notes, a Sunday Parade of Queens to La Purisima Church for a coronation mass at 10 a.m., and a top sirloin lunch at Miguelito Park from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets cost $2 for dance, $3 adults $2 children for lunch. Kathleen Domingos is queen, with maids Karen George and Patty Grossini, Little Queen Anne Grossi. An auction of foodstuffs from city merchants follows. Tony Bettencourt presides.

Kathleen Domingos Lompoc Karen George Patty Grossini Anne Grossi Parade of Queens Veterans la Purisima Catholic Church Miguelito Park Tony Bettencourt The Portuguese Association

Lompoc examines state water commitment by city panel

Lompoc five member Water Commission will study how much of the county's annual 57 700 acre feet of state project water should reach the Lompoc area if county voters approve importation The council must decide by September 20 on amounts and financing details ahead of a council vote and possible city commitment.

Lompoc Water Commission Alan Davidson Davidson Commission

Computer glitches delay Space Shuttle manned test flight

Edwards Air Force Base reports a 24 hour delay in the first piggyback test of the Space Shuttle orbiter due to computer problems. The launch was reset from 8 am PDT to 9 15 am and canceled for the day with plans to resume Saturday morning.

Edwards Afb, Calif UPI

County employees reject board salary offer in vote

North county employees at a Lompoc meeting rejected the Board of Supervisors 52 to 13 pay offer. Santa Barbara area staff had previously refused seven percent. Ray Johnson says the group seeks 9.4 percent now or seven and one half percent plus four and a half in January. Both sides will return to bargaining talks.

North County Board of Supervisors County Employes Association Lompoc Santa Barbara Ray Johnson Johnson

Lompoc teachers union to start contract talks Monday

Negotiations between Lompoc Unified School District and the Lompoc Education Association begin at 9 a.m. at the district office with plans to meet every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The LEA seeks assignment of negotiable items under Rodda Act while defending paid and unpaid leave terms and nondiscrimination rules.

Sue Edelman Lompoc Unified Lompoc Education Association LEA Lompoc Federation of Teachers LFT Winton

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