Investigation into Eastern Air Lines 727 crash
A National Transportation Safety Board probe will study flight recorders from Eastern Flight 66 and two preceding jets after a fatal crash at Kennedy Airport killed 109 aboard. The New Orleans to New York service carried 123 people with nine crew. 14 survived.
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New Orleans
Isabelle Burgess
Elkton
Burgess
John W. Kleven
Louisiana
van Epps
Russians can spy on US officials calls via embassy eavesdropping
The Los Angeles Times reports Soviet electronic experts in Washington can intercept calls from high U.S. officials including the President. FBI confirms rooftop antennas listen to Washington conversations, with NSA tracing the scope of microwave monitored traffic. Scrambler phones are rare and costly, with three in use. An official warns to beware sensitive talks.
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UPI
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Ford veto override fails on housing vote in Congress
The House failed to override President Ford's veto of a 1.35 billion housing bill by 268 to 157, keeping Ford's mortgage stimulus intact. Democrats argued the measure would revive homebuilding and create hundreds of thousands of jobs, while Ford cited harm to the economy.
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Savings and Loan
FEC Union OK One Year Contract For 442 Workers
About 442 workers at Federal Electrical Corp reach a one year labor contract with a 12.5 percent average raise. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2182 negotiated the deal. The pact adds 58 cents per hour, lifts senior technician caps from 6.06 to 7.16, and raises senior operator caps from 6.06 to 7.32. Negotiations lasted two months.
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FEC
Federal Electrical Corp
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
Rick Rental
Council Finalizes 7.1 Million Budget for 1975 76
City Council ordered a final 7.1 million dollar budget for 1975 76 with last minute additions. New items include an assistant planner at 12500 a year, 10000 from the water fund to resurface the Water Treatment plant lot, 250 to the Lompoc Bicentennial Committee, 9404 for police microfilm, 3000 for beautification, 1300 for radios, 4950 for a census, and 18000 for a used garbage truck plus 2000 to convert it. Retirement increases raise the funding need, and the impact is expected by June 1976 with about 100000 drawn from the reserve.
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Lompoc Bicentennial Committee
Police Department
Barry Gustafson
City Public Works
Gene Wahlers
General Fund
Beattie Park to get interim playground at $10,000
Lompoc plans an interim playground area for small children at Beattie Park to be built for about 10 000 dollars using city funds. A swings and slides plan will be presented in 30 days with a late summer or early fall target for execution pending commission and council approval and equipment availability.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
Beattie Park
Gene Wahlers
Parks and Recreation Commission
Royal Coach Restaurant
Wahlers
Jack Anderson
Parks and Recreation
Beattie
Crestview Terrace
Johns-Manville
Anderson
Joe Valencia
Commission
Parks and Recreation Department
J-M Park
Valencia
Thompson Park
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