Cross border fire and political rifts color UPI briefings
Arab and Israeli gunners traded fire along the Golan Heights ceaseline amid a 24 hour lull. In Lebanon the four day anti guerrilla operation ended with border patrols on the Lebanese front. California seeks rehearing on death penalty ruling. Nixon aides oppose busing constitutional amend. FDA links with Torranil. ITT underwrites 1972 RNC bid. Clarence Otis Smith gets life for camp slayings.
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Museum hosts Philippine exhibit with food and dances
The Lompoc Valley Museum showcases Philippine culture in a free exhibit tomorrow in the old Carnegie Library Building. Filipino American Club hosts demonstrate Bamboo Dance and Polka Bal with traditional costumes, foods like puto and biko, and displays of carvings, maps, and jewelry. Doors open at 1 p.m.
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Camphor Tree Untrimmed On Ocean Avenue Amid City Notice
City officials report the untrimmed tree on Ocean Avenue is a camphor evergreen that cannot be trimmed while neighboring Chinese Elms will naturally regrow limbs and leaves. Separately Vandenberg Boots and Satellite Square Dance Club sponsor a hoedown Sunday at Santa Maria Center from 2 to 5 p.m. Eighth grade Cabrillo High enrollees and Lompoc Junior High Mission Hills residents receive briefing invites next Wednesday at Vandenberg Junior High with parents. County Supervisor Francis H Beattie will speak at the Lompoc Jaycees meeting Monday at 217 W Maple at 7 30 p.m.
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Protective reaction strikes hit North Vietnam targets and DMZ bombing
U S Navy and Air Force jets conducted three protective reaction strikes against antiaircraft sites in North Vietnam while B52 bombers pounded jungle below the DMZ. A force of 14 000 South Vietnamese troops launched a major drive near Laos and Cambodia to target Communist operations in the central highlands.
Memorial service for ABC editor William H. Lawrence set in Washington
William H. Lawrence, 56, national affairs editor for American Broadcasting Co., died Thursday while covering the New Hampshire primary campaign. A memorial service will be held Thursday at the National Press Club in Washington.
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Lompoc Plans Conservation Week Observance
Lompoc Valley joins National Conservation Week led by Bob Long district conservationist and a five member board. A seminar on soil problems for teachers and district aid to the city on soil and drainage questions are planned as part of efforts to make technical services more accessible. Max Wilson notes districts conserve soil and water with urban and rural residents benefiting from programs and historic projects like Miguelito Channel built to prevent floods. federal authorities are reviewing expansion plans.
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Lompoc Educ Association presses budget demands in contract talks
The Lompoc Education Association proposes raises of seven to eight percent plus 1.1 percent if IRS approval is secured. They seek starting teacher pay of 7810, higher substitutes pay, larger stipends for consultants, mileage reimbursement, enhanced fringe benefits, and staffing increases as negotiations begin.
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Fifth Grade Students Interview Lompoc Mayor on KNBC
Dennis Smith's Westwings School fifth graders visit KNBC in Burbank to tape a TV segment featuring Lompoc Mayor Art Scott. The mayor discusses being elected, his views on women's lib, the Space Shuttle program, recycling, and city problems while students operate cameras and audio gear.
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Two winter storms sweep nation with heavy snow and floods
Two major storms move across the United States. One from the Rockies drives 70 mph winds into the Central Plains. The other drops 4 to 12 inches of snow across Vermont and western New England and floods through southern New England.
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