Liquor Store Owner Arrested Over Murder Plot
Lompoc liquor store operator Philip Bardelli, 32, was arrested in Las Vegas on charges of conspiracy and solicitation to commit murder. Bardelli allegedly proposed killing a Lompoc police detective, an 18 year old Explorer, and another liquor-store proprietor, with informant help and dossiers. Extraduction to Lompoc is underway as detectives work from taped recordings of the scheme.
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Lompoc
Las Vegas
Nev
Philip Joseph Bardelli
J.D. Smith
Bardelli
Elsey’s
Smith
Shirley Tapkin
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Lagomarsino Backs Bill To Open Kennedy Assassination Probe
Rep Bob Lagomarsino of Ojai says he will co sponsor H Res 432 to form a seven member select committee to conduct a full investigation of the Kennedy death and issue any recommendations it deems advisable.
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Bob Lagomarsino
Ojai
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Lagomarsino
Senators split on disbanding the CIA in Senate debate
Senator Proxmire argues abolition would empower military intelligence and harm security while Goldwater defends the CIA as essential like the military. Bundy to testify as Senate probes CIA. Proxmire acknowledges some illegal activities but says most CIA work remains sound. He warns abolition could inflate defense spending.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Proxmire
CIA
Senate
Goldwater
McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
U S officials reveal Soviet eavesdropping scope
The Rockefeller Commission testimony indicates the KGB monitored hundreds of thousands of U S telephone conversations including those of congressmen. White House and congressional probes seek to determine how sources were used and what actions were taken.
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Chicago
UPI
The
Chicago Tribune
Rockefeller Commission
White House
Congressional
United States
Rockefeller
Tribune
the Tribune
Congress
Centennial issue named best in state
The Record's Centennial Edition, a history section with full page reproductions of historic front pages, won best special section among California daily papers under 20 000 in circulation. Advertising Manager Robert Bostick accepted the award from the California Newspaper Advertising Executives Association in Coronado.
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Record
Rennie L. Adam
Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
California Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Coronado
Robert Bostick
Johns-Manville cuts jobs amid recession at Lompoc plant
Johns-Manville Products Co plans to lay off 33 production workers on July 1 as part of a broader recession driven cutback. The plant will drop from seven days a week and 21 shifts to five days and 15 shifts, with layoffs based on seniority. Peak staffing was over 500, now about 400 hourly workers remain.
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Johns-Manville Products Co
Paul Barnum
J-M
Barnum
Burnum
Lompoc
Alligator crossing signs spark clash with county officials
A dispute over makeshift signs reading Slow Alligator Crossing on Toro Canyon Rd. led to their removal by a County Transportation crane. County traffic engineer Maynard Keith Franklin says the signs are illegal and could prompt more unofficial notices, while Dr. Robert M. Hall defends the cautionary intent amid ongoing zoning and property-use questions.
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Dick Praul
Maynard Keith Franklin
Robert M. Hall
Toro Canyon Rd
Carpinteria Valley
Franklin
Santa Barbara
Dr. Hall
Albert
Agatha
Hall
Doctor Hall
Transportation Department
Debbie White Is 1975 Flower Festival Queen
Debbie White, 17, was selected as Flower Festival Queen by Tournament of Roses Parade representatives at the Veterans Memorial Building. She will attend Allan Hancock College this fall and is the daughter of Douglas and [illegible] White of 901 W Cherry, Lompoc.
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Debbie White
Douglas White
W. Cherry
Lompoc
Kathleen Hart
Laurinda Schlimmer
Veterans Memorial Building
Oil of Mink
Lompoc Kiwanis
Becky Toomey
Lompoc Elks
Jaycees
Julie Waudy
Debbie
Laurie Morrow
Lancaster
Allan Hancock College
Lompoc Unified Trustees to Meet on Salary Survey and Programs
Trustees will review a classified personnel salary survey and an Affirmative Action Program amid criticism that the plan does not go far enough. They will also discuss establishing self defense and non aggressive courses in girls physical education for 1975-76 beginning in fall. A progress report on teacher salary negotiations is due after a late impasse and calls for Conciliation Service assistance.
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California Conciliation Service
Antibusing protesters block Boston Globe building
About 300 demonstrators marked the desegregation ruling anniversary by blockading entrances to The Boston Globe, delaying Sunday Globe editions for about an hour. Leaders accused the paper of biased coverage and pledged ongoing opposition.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Globe
Globe
Boston Sunday Globe
Elvira Palladino
Antibusing
the Globe
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Ray Gomez
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David F. Boyle
Boyle
North I St
F Street
Airport and
College Avenues
Lompoc City Hall
Walnut Ave
Planning Department
Julie Waudby
Lompoc Unified School District
Bostonians Mob Newspaper Office
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