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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1973

Page

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Dean tells probers on Ehrlichman pressure

Ousted White House Counsel John W. Dean III told Senate investigators Ehrlichman urged him to pressure the CIA to aid a cover up after the Watergate break in. Dean's testimony also cites meetings on political espionage in 1972 and Haldeman's warning to stay out of it.

Washington UPI White House John W. Dean III Senate John D. Ehrlichman CIA Dean Ehrlichman Nixon Vernon Walters Walters H. R. Haldeman John N. Mitchell

Lompoc Council Approves 2.18 Million Budget With Deficit

The Lompoc City Council adopted a 2,183,465 dollar budget for 1973 74 showing a 54 631 dollar deficit. Councilman Art Scott urged limiting revenue sharing use in the general fund and favored directing funds to capital projects to boost valuation and tourism.

Ray McCuen Lompoc Art Scott Scott Sol Lefkowitz George Cotsenmeyer Civic Center Cotsenmeyer Council Lefkowitz Council of Revenue Sharing Funds

Connally outlines brief White House stay and goals

John B. Connally said he is not unhappy as an unpaid adviser to President Nixon and hopes to leave by midsummer to return to law practice. He urged tough Phase IV inflation controls and said he has not discussed Watergate with Nixon, avoiding questions on the scandal.

Washington UPI John B. Connally Nixon White House Treasury Connally Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler

Senate OKs 475 Million Space Shuttle Budget Slice

The Senate approved a 475 million dollar allocation for the space shuttle in next year’s budget, to be merged with the House version in conference. The vote formed part of a 3 billion dollar space program package, the lowest since 1962.

U.S. Senate Senate House Office of Management and Budget NASA Congress

Nixon Brezhnev Shift Talks To Nuclear Arms At Camp David

Nixon and Brezhnev move summit talks to nuclear disarmament and conventional forces in Central Europe at Camp David after a Potomac cruise. Brezhnev lobbied Congress for most favored nation tariff status amid emigration debate.

Camp David UPI Nixon Leonid I. Brezhnev Brezhnev Maryland Washington Potomac River Thurmont Soviet Communist Party Congress Soviet Union White House Ronald L. Ziegler Europe Middle East Southeast Asia Moscow

Lompoc Council Approves Channeling Park Funds to Development

Council votes 4 to 1 to use any leftover Santa Ynez River Park funds for park development. City Attorney Longtin notes about $55,000 may remain after parcels are bought and outlines three options including more land, development, or returning funds to HUD and the state. He stresses HUD’s contract lumps funds together and the need to meet a Sept. 30 HUD deadline.

Art Scott Lompoc Santa Ynez River Park James Longtin Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Logtin Council Longtin George Cotsenmeyer State

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