Sudan Says Black September Guerrillas Face Execution
Sudanese officials told American diplomats that the eight Black September members who killed two Americans and a Belgian diplomat in the Saudi Embassy will be executed. U.S. Marines guarded the coffins as Ambassador Noel and Deputy Chief Moore were flown home to the United States for burial.
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Khartoum
UPS
Saudi Arabian
United States
U.S
State Department
Cleo A. Noel
George Curtis Moore
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Diplomatic Corps
Guy Eid
Eid
Cairo
Xaavier Eid
Black September
Munich
Bangkok
Omar Haj Mousa
People’s Assembly
Israel
Riot at Lompoc FCI leaves inmates confined to cells
About 150 Black and Mexican-American inmates clashed in the Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution yard injuring four inmates and a federal officer. The riot began after the noon meal and was controlled by 4 p.m. with all inmates confined and visiting suspended. Four shots were fired from a guard tower as 26 inmates tried to climb fences. The warden called the disturbance racial in nature and said the incident is under investigation by prison officials and the FBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve LA Rue
Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution
FCI
Frank Kenton
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Federal Correction Institution
Halfway point reached in freeing POWs in Philippines
A 34–strong POW group including 30 Americans and nurse Monika Schwinn, the sole known female captive, reached Clark Air Base Philippines marking half the planned release by end of month. The batch brings total freed to 299 with 292 still held. next releases may be delayed by a four power deadlock in Saigon.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Upi
Freedom
Voice of America
U.S
Monika Schwinn
Hanoi
Saigon
Joint Military Commission
Miss Schwinn
D Street Favored for Storm Drain in Lompoc Plan
County Flood Control chief James Stubchaer will recommend placing the storm drain backbone on D Street. He will meet with City Administrator Gene Wahlers to decide county city roles. A $500,000 project could be funded from a $100,000 capital outlay reserve and other sources, with completion hoped for next rainy season.
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James Stubchaer
Lompoc
D Street
F Street
Stubchaer
Gene Wahlers
Sol Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Indians reject government terms to end Wounded Knee seizure
AIM leaders who seized Wounded Knee last week rejected a Justice Department offer to end the siege by evacuating with weapons and names left with authorities. About 200 AIM members and federal marshals remain in the hamlet amid heavy snowfall. Leaders, including Russell Means, vow to press eight demands, such as ousting the tribal president and bringing a magistrate to hear charges.
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Wounded Knee
S. D
UPI
AIM
Department of Justice
Ralph Erickson
U.S. Cavalry
Oglala Sioux Reservation
Means
Oglala Tribal Council
Dick Wilson
Cachuma Reservoir Reaches Full Capacity as Gates Set to Open
Cachuma Reservoir hits 205000 acre feet and 749.98 feet elevation, nearing design capacity. Gates will auto open tomorrow to release inflow matching Gibraltar and Juncal, while Lompoc records another .15 inch of rain for a seasonal total of 19.09 inches.
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Cachuma Reservoir
James Stubbner
Gibraltar
Juncal
Lompoc
LEDA Sells City Industrial Benefits Progress Report Outline
LEDA describes itself as a sales and service function marketing Lompoc to outside businesses. It reports ongoing outreach to land owners and realtors, progress in credibility, and efforts to build to suit or speculative industrial space while urging supportive city and county attitudes.
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Lompoc Economic Development Association
LEDA
Weather Outlook with Showers and Warmer Days
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of brief morning showers. Increasing clouds Tuesday with a chance of rain. Warmer days anticipated with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Tonight’s low in the upper 30s to mid 40s and northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tuesday tides show high tides at 10:38 a.m. and 10:56 p.m., and low tides at 4:32 a.m. and 4:39 p.m.
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Sudan
Auld Lang Syne
Nixon
Abdul Rahman Abdaal
Mrs. Moore
Lompoc District Hospital
Mario Giugnino
Kenton
Los Angeles
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Stephen Leopold
Milwaukee
Wis
Leopold
Central Highland
Kontum
Bill Baird
Wooster
Ohio
Baird
Air Force
North Avenue
Russel Means
FBI
Big Foot
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