Board abandons clean up proposal for horses amid heated hearing
A large crowd of horse owners clashed with Supervisor Frank Frost over a proposed residential cleanup ordinance for corrals and stables. The Board of Supervisors voted to file the measure after Frost defended twice weekly cleanups, while critics petitioned against stronger rules and urged existing sanitation standards suffice.
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Dick Praul
Frank Frost
Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Charles F. Catterlin
Frost
Santa Ynez Valley
Judith Carpenter
Carpinteria Valley
County Health Department
Health Department
Ed Everett
Alessios Morgan fined in FCI payoff affair
In Los Angeles UPI reports John Alessio 63 former San Diego figure fined 5000 dollars for giving gratuities to a guard while jailed. Angelo 57 fined 2500 Morgan 250 for aiding special treatment during 1971 to 1973 sentence for tax evasion. Tony’s charges dismissed. Judge Carr noted their rapid fall from prominence.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Alessio
San Diego
U.S
Charles H. Carr
Alessio
Caliente
Tijuana
Mexico
Carr
Angelo
Daniel Morgan
Lompoc
Calif
Alessios
Morgan
John
Tony
LEDA gains city backing as plan to lure industry grows
Lompoc leaders back LEDA at a joint dinner noting the council would likely continue a $20 000 yearly city stipend. LEDA aims to boost industry input and develop land for relocations, citing land shortage and lengthy zoning hurdles as barriers to growth.
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Steve LA Rue
LEDA
Central Avenue
Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Businessmens’ Group
Victors
E. C. Stevens
Sol Lefkowitz
Council
Lefkowitz
Art Scott
Impeachment hearing set for May 7 in Nixon case
House Judiciary Democrats plan a closed session May 7 to review impeachment charges against President Nixon and present a summary. They invite Nixon ally James D. St Clair to attend, while awaiting his reply on 41 requested presidential tapes and possible subpoena actions.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
John F. Seiberling
Ohio
Seiberling
White House
John Doar
Doar
Federal suit claims oil giants form monopoly, asks damages
A federal lawsuit in Houston accuses 17 major oil companies led by Exxon and Standard Oil of New Jersey of conspiring to monopolize foreign crude importation and distribution and to restrain trade. Pan-Islamic Trade Corp. seeks 12 million in damages under the Sherman Act.
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Houston
UPI
Pan-Islamic Trade Corp
Exxon Corp
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Atlantic Richfield
Texaco
Gulf
Amerada
Hess Corp
Shell, Commonwealth
Sun
Continental
Mobil
Phillips Petroleum
Standard Oil of
Indiana
American
Occidental Petroleum
Tenneco Inc
Getty
Nixon Visits Tornado Hit Xenia Ohio for firsthand view
President Nixon flies to Ohio to inspect tornado wreckage in Xenia with Rep. Clarence Brown, HUD Secretary James Lynn, and Federal Disaster Administration head Thomas Dunne. The trip follows Ohio disaster declaration and ongoing federal cleanup efforts after devastating midwestern storms.
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Nixon
James T. Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
Thomas Dunne
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Andrews Afb
Wright-Patterson Afb
Ohio
Xenia
Dayton
Midwest
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Lynn
Dunne
Washington
County Hikes Dog Fees and Exempts Cats in Plan
The Board of Supervisors gave first reading to an ordinance raising annual dog licenses from 4 to 6 dollars and adding a 15 dollar impoundment fee for repeat cases. Cats receive no license fee under the measure, which aims to curb irresponsible dog ownership alongside a 20 dollar restricted kennel permit. The changes, not likely to take effect for a year, reflect efforts to regulate pet ownership as a luxury rather than a privilege.
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Board of Supervisors
Animal Health and Population Control Committee
Peele Beebe
Santa Barbara Humane Society
Beebe
Humphrey and Goldwater Seek National Election Holiday
UPI reports Senators Hubert H. Humphrey and Barry Goldwater, long-time rivals, introduced a measure to designate general election day as a national holiday. The bill sets the first Wednesday after the first Monday in November and passed 55 to 21 as part of the Omnibus Campaign Reform bill. The Senate plans further votes amid ongoing debate.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
Senate
Humphrey
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Robert J. Lagomarsino
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House
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Barry
al Autry
William Fick
James Flegge
Sacramento
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