Retaliation raid by Israeli troops in Lebanon and border raids
Israeli troops supported by artillery and planes raided southern Lebanon in retaliation for guerrilla attacks. Five senior Syrian officers were captured along with several Lebanese personnel. casualties were reported among Lebanese and Arab guerrilla forces. Witnesses spoke of strikes on villages Hasbaya Mimes and Kfeir as regional leaders met in Matruh to discuss the conflict.
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Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Israel
Marjiyoun
Beirut
Lod
Hasbaya
Mimes
Kfeir
Arkoub
Mersa Matruh
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Hafez Assad
Syria
Muammar Khadafy
Uganda
Idi Amin
Cairo Radio
Council approves tentative one cent library tax hike
The Lompoc City Council unanimously approved raising the library tax rate by one cent to cover a $2,500 general fund deficit. The move follows the library board deleting an $2,500 administrative charge and is seen as temporary until budget study concludes.
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Council
Lompoc
Art Scott
Library Board
Allan Hancock Community College
Emil Scolari
Lompoc Council Forms Tourism Committee and Reappoints Members
The Lompoc City Council met to reappoint six individuals to three boards and to organize a new Tourism Committee. The reappointed were Vernon Copeland and Robert Kranig to the Planning Commission, Larry Flinkingshell and Joe Valencia to the Parks and Recreation Commission, and Lawrence Grossman and Richard Jacoby to the library board. The Tourism Committee will have 15 members including councilmembers F C Stevens and Art Scott and figures from the Chamber of Commerce and local agencies.
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Lompoc
Vernon Copeland
Robert Kranig
Planning Commission
Larry Flinkingshell
Joe Valencia
Parks and Recreation Commission
Lawrence Grossman
Richard Jacoby
Library Board of Trustees
F.C. Stevens
Art Scott
Jim Hernandez
Southern California Auto Club
Earl Sweetland
Chamber of Commerce
Michael Renault
Tom Parks
Community Development Association
Vandenberg Afb
Flinkingshell
Julia Sands
Beautification Commission
la Purisima Mission
Francis H Beattie
Terry Dorsey
Pat Blankenship
Bob Gaston
McGovern Near Top After New York Primary Win
Senator George McGovern declared his New York primary victory leaves him about 176 votes short of the 1509 needed for the Democratic nomination. He projected 250 New York delegates and called for a massive voter registration drive to mobilize 25 million new voters, aiming for at least 75 percent turnout in November.
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New York
UPI
George McGovern
New York State
McGovern
Biltmore Hotel
South
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Arson Attack on South Q Street Home Probed
Police and fire investigators sift clues after an arson at a South Q Street home burning the carport and destroying a car and trailer. Don Hinderliter, his wife, and two young sons escaped harm as workers seek leads including a small foreign car and a strong-appearing man amid reports of speeding cars and an evergreen tree used to display a racist sign.
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South Q Street
Don Hinderliter
Hinderliter
Santa Barbara beach murder investigated
Police investigated the death of Barbara L. Turner 40 found near a Santa Barbara beach. They said sexual assault occurred and linked the case to but not necessarily connected with six similar beach slayings since 1970.
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Santa Barbara Beach
Santa Barbara
UPI
Barbara L. Turner
Gerald Lowry
May U.S. cost of living rises 0.3 percent
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent rise in consumer prices for May driven by clothing used cars gasoline and services while food costs drop 0.2 percent at the retail level amid warnings that meat and other foods will rise again.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Stein
Price Commission
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United Press International
Khadafy
Tripoli
College Board
Jacoby
Scott
Tourism Group
United States
Ryan Park
Probers
By Vaughn Proctor
City Auditorium
Santa Babara Yacht Harbor
Isla Vista
UC Santa Barbara
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