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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1974

Page

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Meir Says She Will Quit Premier Post Tomorrow

Prime Minister Golda Meir announced to Labor party leaders she will resign Thursday amid a crisis over Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and Israel's October War preparedness. A legal opinion suggested Dayan bears responsibility, fueling calls for his ouster and possible government collapse.

Tel Aviv UPI Golda Meir Labor Party Moshe Dayan Israel Egypt Syria Yom Kippur Meir Dayan David Elazar Youn Haim Zadok

White House promises materials for impeachment inquiry

The White House plans to provide additional material to the House Judiciary Committee by month end. Rep. Peter Rodino says a report may come by late June after reviewing 41 extra tape recordings requested. President Nixon’s team reviews the tapes and intends to furnish more material by the Easter recess through April 22. Ford pledges a positive response to all relevant tapes and documents. Senate Leader Scott notes listening time could delay action. Rodino expects the full committee report in late June with possible witness calls.

Washington UPI White House House Judiciary Committee Peter Rodino D-N.j Nixon Capitol Hill Gerald R. Ford Senate Hugh Scott Rodino

Nixon Campaign Swing Draws Thousands in Michigan

President Nixon toured Michigan's Thumb in a 57 mile campaign sweep with Republican candidate James Sparling Jr. in the 8th District special election. Crowds along the route hailed Nixon while some protesters carried anti Nixon banners at Tri City Airport and Bad Axe.

Bad Axe Mich UPI Nixon Michigan Congress James Sparling Jr Sparling President Mr. Nixon Secret Service J. Robert Traxler James Harvey House Tri-City Saginaw Washington Vietnam Traxler Huron County Court House

District study outlines Lompoc School closures and plans

A district committee of educators and parents assesses seven major problems facing Lompoc Unified. With enrollment down to about 11,700 in 18 schools, officials may close campuses, while addressing an all year school, hot lunch, vocational education, and Maple High site selection. The special board meeting will discuss revenue losses tied to ADA and state funding, amid changing finance laws.

Lompoc Unified School District Vaughn Proctor Bill Williams Lompoc Unified Glen Wegner Maple High School ADA

Lompoc Water Commission Sets Special Session on Budget

Lompoc water panel will meet in a special session tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to discuss the budget and water treatment topics. A report on reverse osmosis by Dale Batchelor is on the agenda along with creek water extraction, main construction, and groundwater monitoring updates.

Lompoc Water Commission Dale Batchelor Salsipuedes Creek Walnut Ave

FBI agent predicts Hearst kidnap break

Special agent Charles Bates says the Hearst case could yield arrests and court actions soon while the FBI narrows its focus for safety. William Saxbe signals government support to fully pursue the Symbionese Liberation Army abductors as Randolph Hearst and wife rest in Mexico.

FBI Hearst San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst Charles Bates William Saxbe Washington Miss Hearst Saxbe Randolph A. Hearst The San Francisco Examiner Mexico Symbionese Liberation Army la Paz Washington Star-News Bureau

Simon says summer trips assured by energy chief

Energy secretary William E. Simon told NBC that gasoline supplies will be sufficient for Americans to take normal summer trips as imports from the Middle East rebound. He forecast high first quarter oil profits and warned prices will be higher, especially at stations dependent on foreign imports. He also said the embargo helped focus concern on energy problems.

Washington UPI William E. Simon Simon Middle East Henry M. Jackson D-Wash New England Florida House Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee

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