Bombardment of Pochentong Airport Rattles Phnom Penh
Communist gunners shelled Pochentong airport and nearby areas for five minutes, destroying a transport aircraft and killing one, while three civilians died and nine were wounded in Phnom Penh. US charters flew 15 DC8 sorties totaling 708 tons of rice as Khmers resist.
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Lompoc Unified to Hold Hearing on Student Expulsion
Trustees meet tomorrow at 3 30 p m in the District Administration Building to consider expulsion of 18 year old Larry Dale Tatum from Lompoc High School. Tatum requested a public hearing after an on campus fight with a teacher. The board will also review preliminary budget figures from Joe Carlin, district business manager.
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Call for ouster of Lon Nol in Cambodia crisis
Senate leaders urge Lon Nol resignation as a path to peace in Cambodia. They call for a transitional regime, refugee protection, and a negotiated truce with insurgents while Congress weighs cutting aid. Mansfield cites peace hopes. Scott signals potential aid phasing and refugee options.
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Cambodia
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Lon Nol
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Mike Mansfield
Ford
Mansfield
Phnom Penh
Scott
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Lompoc Council set to vote on first woman mayor
suspense surrounds tomorrow night’s election for mayor as Lompoc City Council may install the first woman mayor. Mayor Stevens leaves office after two years. Scolari declines the top post amid private discussions and uncertain votes.
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E.C. Stevens
Emil Scolari
Elinor Lefkowitz
Scolari
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Stevens
Arn Scott
Lefkowitz
Scott
Hills sworn in as HUD secretary in Cabinet history
Carla Anderson Hills was sworn in as secretary of housing and urban development making her the third woman to serve in the Cabinet. She succeeds in leading a department focused on housing policy urban development and federal housing programs.
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Washington
UPI
Carla Anderson Hills
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Power costs dominate Lompoc City Council agenda
Lompoc City Council will hear a 35 percent wholesale power rate hike from PG&E and consider joining a 5-year NCPA development fund to secure alternative power sources. The meeting also covers Olive Avenue street and bikeway upgrades, revenue sharing for transit, land subdivision plans, a county oil facility referendum, and youth services funding.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
Elinor Lefkowitz
Sol Lefkowitz
City Hall
West Walnut Ave
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pg&e
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Northern California Power Association
NCPA
Art Scott
Olive Avenue
Seventh
V Streets
New Land Colony
Record
W.W. Broughton
Alpha Club
H Street
Birthday tribute on store window for local elder
Sign on Jansson's Liquors window honors Bill Swanson with birthday message. It reads Happy Birthday Bill Swanson 89 one of a kind. The note reflects community affection for the resident as a longtime neighbor.
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PTA meetings target all year school program in Lompoc and Vandenberg Village
Interest in continuous schooling brings two public PTA sessions. Tonight at Clarence Ruth School in Lompoc and Wednesday at Buena Vista School in Vandenberg Village will feature remarks from Dr. Bill Williams and principals Lloyd Crossman and Paul Comer. Don Lisle also speaks at Ruth School.
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Strachan Cleared in Watergate Case by Judge Sirica
Gordon C Strachan once urged youths to avoid government service had all charges dismissed by U S District Judge John J Sirica after prosecutors sought immunity and argued the case raised immunity issues Strachan was the second person tied to Watergate offenses to walk free with Kenneth Parkinson previously acquitted.
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