Stevens reelected Lompoc mayor by 5-0 council vote
Incumbent FE C Stevens won another one year term as Lompoc mayor with a unanimous 5-0 council vote. Art Scott was chosen mayor pro tem by a 5-0 tally, with Sol Lefkowitz absent from nominations. Lefkowitz had won four more years on the council, as Stevens set a new election record.
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FE C Stevens
Art Scott
Sol Lefkowitz
Stevens
Lefkowitz
Scott
Charlotte Benton
Emil Scolari
Scolari
Lagomarsino sworn in to fill Teague term in Congress
Robert Lagomarsino was sworn in as U S representative for California to fill the late Charles Teague’s unexpired term ending this year. The 47 year old former state senator defeated seven Democrats in the March 5 special election and will run again in November for a full two year term.
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Lagomarsino
California
William S. Mailliard
R-Calif
Organization of American States
James Harvey
R-Mich
Talks Begin as U S Looks East Over Oil Embargo
United Press International reports talks among Arab oil ministers amid a hoped easing of the five month embargo. Egypt and Saudi Arabia backed by Kuwait push for relief while Libya Algeria and Syria resist. U S gasoline prices unlikely to drop even if embargo ends as lawmakers consider oil depletion tax exemption.
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U.S
Brussels
United States
Holland
Waddan Hotel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Libya
Algeria
Syria
Tripoli
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Yamani
The
Wall Street Journal
Jaber el Kafry
Golan Heights
Izzeddin Mabrouk
E. Simon
Simon
County workers vote for labor bargaining groups
Recertification elections split state authorized unions for county employees. Firemen and engineers favored the International Firefighters Assn AFL CIO 92 9 while supervisory fire department workers backed 143 for the same. Supervisory and non supervisory attorneys backed the County Government Attorneys Assn 2 0 and 18 0 respectively. No other unions sought support.
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International Firefighters Assn
Afl-Cio
William Gill
Firefighters Assn
Gill
County Employees Assn
Service Employees International Union
Sheriff's Relief and Benefit Assn
Teamsters Union
Milk witness tests $300,000 payoff in antitrust suit
Dwight Morris, former AMPI secretary, testified that officials negotiated in 1971 with President Nixon's private lawyer for a $300,000 payment to end an antitrust suit. He said Nixon's lawyer was involved but details remained disputed.
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UPI
Associated Milk Producers Inc
AMPI
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Siloam Springs
Ark
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Justice Department
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp.itt
Morris
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
AMPS
John Oliver
Washington
Federal Watergate Grand Jury
Senate Watergate Committee
San Antonio
Tex
Ralph Nader
White House
Democratic Congress
Government grills Sears in Mitchell-Stans trial
In New York the government assails key witness Harry L. Sears in the Mitchell-Stans case while Sears admits lying to Vesco and to the grand jury. He says Vesco never had him “in a box” and notes prior gifts and payroll. The trial centers on Vesco’s $200,000 Nixon campaign donation and related investigations.
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New York
UPI
Government Today
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Mitchell-Stans
Robert L. Vesco
U.S
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New Jersey
Vesco
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Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
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Stans
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