Shuttle focus reasserted in California task force
Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke reaffirmed the California State Task Force will keep its congressional and aerospace industrial focus as local officials fear dropping efforts to secure a Vandenberg spaceport. The group now under the Commerce Department eyes contracts and Congress while NASA siting stalls in the Senate with Proxmire threatening shuttle funding.
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Ed _ Reinecke
California
Vandenberg
NASA
Commerce Department
Congress
Reinecke
Senate
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Shuttle
Senate Appropriations Committee
California Aerospace Industry
Confab
Lompoc
Art Scott
Scott
PoW Return Sparks Aloha Cheer In Hawaii
Four Starlifter planes carried eighty former POWs to Honolulu with crowd cheers and alohas. Two prisoners celebrated birthdays aboard the flight from the Philippines, while crowds welcomed Wellfleet, Mass. and other veterans.
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Honolulu
UPI
U.S
Hawaii
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Orson J. Swindell III
Camilla, Ga
John C. Blevins
San Antonio
Swindell
Blevins
Kenneth W. North
Wellfleet
Mass
Aloha
Alohas
Air Force
James Kasler
Indianapolis
Ind
Andrews Afb
Maryland
Scott Afb
Illinois
Airlines suspend flights over France after crash
Paris reports 35 airlines停止 flights across France following a collision of two Iberia planes causing 68 deaths. Spanish sources speculate a French jet may be involved. French air force missions and controller strikes add to disruptions as Paris airports nearly halt operations.
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Paris
UPI
France
Orly Field
Defense Ministry
TWA
Pan American
el al
Cognac
Ya of
Bayonne
Coronado
FBI aided Nixon campaign with White House request
FBI files released at Senate hearings show the White House asked for campaign related information from field offices to aid President Nixon on trips. The documents include a sheriff with support from homosexuals and an analysis of California pornography, with details supplied by Geoff Shepard and presented by L. Patrick Gray.
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Washington
Gray
Committee
FBI
Geoff Shepard
White House
Shepard
John Erlichman
Richard Hangisto
San Francisco
Florida
Quicker development urged of Trident and bomber program
Deputy Defense Secretary William P. Clements urged faster development of the Trident submarine and the B1 bomber amid a tight Pentagon budget debate. Officials warned he spoke personally and without formal proposals, noting Trident would replace Polaris subs and B1 would replace the B52 with operations planned around 1978 to 1980.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Congress
Defense
William P. Clements
Defense Department
Clements
Trident
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Navy
Lompoc Council Sets Fair Market Value for River Park Land
The Lompoc City Council approved a resolution valuing about 240 acres for the Santa Ynez River Park at 84 000 dollars, nearly 66 000 less than 1969 estimates. The city may still obtain the federal grant, with acquisition planned by June 30 1974 and condemnation to begin August 1 if needed.
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Lompoc
Santa Ynez River Park
Robert C. Lilley
State Division of Highways
James Longtin
Longtin
Lilley
County Planning Commission
Rice, Fugate and Chapman
Santa Maria
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Robert Hebert
University of California Extension
Santa Barbara
George H. Daigneault
University Extension
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Elk
George P. George
The
Elks Pancake Breakfast
San Diego
John Stull
Assembly
Stull
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
GOP
State Senate
James R. Mills
Lindsay
New York
John V. Lindsay
Maurice H. Nadjari
Efe
Robert Gal
Supreme Court
River Park
Robinson Bridge
Highway 246
McLaughlin Road
Ken Adam Park
Division of Highways
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