Golda Meir Ends U.S. Visit With Aid Promises
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir winds up her Washington visit amid reported gains on military hardware and economic aid. Israeli sources say she secured most items on her shopping list, though officials did not disclose details. A White House briefing followed with no specifics released.
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Eight-year-old Charged With Murder in Springfield
An 8-year-old boy is charged with murdering a 7-year-old classmate with a four inch steak knife. The victim, Lisa Green, was found behind a Springfield garage. The suspect, unnamed, is said to be among the nation's youngest murder defendants. He was to be arraigned in juvenile court after being held briefly with his mother.
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Daniel Shea
Lisa Green
Delores Robinson
James Robinson Jr
Nation's weather across regions with fog and light precipitation
Light precipitation and dense ground fog spread across the Mississippi Valley Great Lakes and New England areas. Visibilities near zero in parts of the Plains to the upper Great Lakes triggered travel advisories while high pressure kept fair skies in the Rockies and Texas regions.
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Great Lakes
New England
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Upper Great Lakes
Iowa
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Harmony Show Stars San Jose Quartet In Lompoc Event
The Fancy Dans from San Jose headline Lompoc chapter’s sixth Harmony Show at Lompoc Civic Auditorium on March 24 at 8 p.m. The group, active over 10 years, has appeared with the Arthur Fiedler Pops Concert and won the 1971 northern California contest. Also performing are The Unexpected guest quartet from Manhattan Beach and Lompoc’s Gents-In-A-Chord Chorus. Reserved seats cost 2.50 with tickets at The Music Studio, The Music Box, or by phone.
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Lompoc Civic Auditorium
Arthur Fiedler
San Francisco
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop
America, Inc
California
Manhattan Beach
Music Box
Law Enforcement Reserve Graduates From Hancock College Program
Twenty one officers from Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo counties completed a 19 week Reserve Training course at Allan Hancock College. The 85 hour program covered classroom theory field trips and demonstrations with the valedictorian Dean H Crook of Pismo Beach PD and remarks by Luis O Giuffrida CSTI Camp San Luis Obispo.
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Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Allan Hancock College
Brian McBride
Dean H. Crook
Pismo Beach
Lila Reynolds
Santa Maria
Luis O. Giuffrida
California Specialized Training Institute
Camp San Luis Obispo
George Howard
Sheriff's Dept
David L. Adams
Jerry W. Carroll
John H. Kinney
William E. Murray, Jr
Edward Ratto
Patrick J. Quintana
Billie G. Simpson
Lee V. Reyburn
Steven C.barnett
Joseph A. Ianneo
Richard M. Helzer
Grover City
Phillip L. Cooper
Richard W. Neufeld
Lompoc
Harold O. Jones
Kenneth D. Olson
Linda M. Peterson
U.S. Forest Service
Arthur L. Johnston
Planning Commission Actions in Sisquoc and Goleta Valley
The County Planning Commission continued a March 28 public hearing on Robert Felburgs general plan amendment rezoning and a conditional use permit for a major mobile home park pending an environmental impact study. It considered changes to pyramid zoning in Goleta and Santa Maria Valleys and approved Andrew T. Petersens plan for two industrial lots near Buellton. It also limited for a week a 105 lot Bradley Rd residential project by Developer's Financial Corp and approved Double H Lazy B Shopping Centers sign plan for Edison and Numancia in Santa Ynez.
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Buellton
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S Financial Corp
Bradley Rd
Foster Rd
Santa Maria
Edison and
Numancia Sts
Santa Ynez
LEDA Work Program Details for Lompoc Valley Development
LEDA outlines a 1971 program to provide economic prospect brochures with labor, wages, utilities, sites, education, governance, financing, demographics, and amenities. It aims to assist existing firms, liaise with development groups, contact potential investors, negotiate land access, and promote through news releases and events. It also plans national conference participation and tomorrow notes on prospect categorization.
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Lompoc Valley
American Industrial Development Council
Industrial Development Institute of
AIDC
University of Oklahoma
Mayor escapes kidnapping in Gallup gunfight
Mayor Emmett Garcia fled a kidnapping by two militants, diving through a glass window as bullets shattered the store. One kidnapper surrendered. the other, Larry Casuse of UNM Kiva Club, was found dead, with coroner noting a close‑range gunshot.
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Robert
Two veteran diplomats named top picks for U.S. China envoy
John H. Holderidge and Alfred S. Jenkins emerge as leading candidates to be America's first diplomatic representative in China. Both men have long Asian affairs experience and ties with Henry Kissinger. A liaison office is planned in Peking with about 10 staff to handle consular trade and cultural duties.
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China
John H. Holderidge
National Security Council
Alfred S. Jenkins
State Department
China Desk
Henry A. Kissinger
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Jenkins
Kissinger
Peking
White House
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