U S Announces Air Strikes in Laos and Troop Withdrawals
The United States disclosed air strikes into Laos with losses of three planes as 722 U S GIs departed for home. Troop levels fell to 460 000, the lowest since 1967, with 83 000 withdrawn in the past year. The 16th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron led departures from Tan Son Nhut to Misawa Japan.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Air Force
U.S
Vietnam
United States
16Th
Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
Nixon
Gis
Tan Son Nhut
City Council to hear report on Co. animal control plan
The Lompoc City Council will hear a County Health Department report on the Animal Control program at the regular meeting. Veterinarians Tom Burton Wes and Jody Marshall and Lyle Smith propose an annual 8000 plan to create a Veterinarian of the Day to examine animals admitted to the shelter.
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Lompoc
County Health Department
City Hall
Richard Marks
Lompoc Animal Control Center
Tom Burton
Wes
Jody Marshall
Lyle Smith
Santa Barbara County
H Street
Ocean Avenue
Water Commission Board
Handi Ocean
James Longtin
Longtin
Palmer Hart enter political candidacies
Gary Hart of the Santa Barbara Democratic League announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to Congress in the 13th District. Kenneth Palmer also enters the race for the Democratic nomination in the 36th Assembly District. Palmer, 42, veteran Santa Barbara businessman and former grand jury official, has held multiple public service roles. Also noted is a Tulare report on Governor Reagan rebuffing a countercoup against Senate leader Jack Schrade, and an obituary notice for Hannah Newell.
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Gary Hart
Santa Barbara
Stanford
Harvard University
Chet Holifield
al Lowenstein
Laguna Blanca
Kenneth A. Palmer
Palmer
Palmer- Larson Bateman, Inc
Grand Jury
Tulare
UPI
Sen
Howard Way
Exeter
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Reagan
Closing Stocks Mixed in Late Trade Across Major Firms
The Record lists a broad set of closing stock quotations led by American Can and Chrysler with mixed gains and losses. Notable figures include Ford Motor and General Motors posting modest gains while Eastman Kodak and General Electric show varied results. Trading volume reached 8.91 million shares with overall market activity subtle.
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Alcan
ASW
BON Bron Etc
American Motors
Bethlehem
Acca Nuke Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Eee
Imperial Corp
International Paper
Johns-Manville - Lockheed _ McDonnell Douglas
Minnesota
Penm Central
Phillips Petsee
Ask Outboard Marine
Parke Davis
PSA
ATS Safeway
Screw & Bolt
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Oil
Calif
Oif
N.J
Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
BPO
Ye Union
Ign
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ind
Lions Club hears talk on price keeping coop and features queen
Daily records report Cer tified Grocers of California meat field rep Dick Mautz spoke to the Lompoc Lions about forming a cooperative among independent and chain grocers to lower prices for consumers Judy Snipes the 1970 Flower Festival queen candidate attended as a guest Also noted is a no host luncheon with Senator Lagomarsino in Lompoc and a local youth BB shot incident near Cabrillo High School
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Dick Mautz
Certified Grocers of California, Ltd
Lompoc Lions Club
Mautz
Judy Snipes
Lions Club
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Lompoc
Lions Inn
Central Avenue
H’’ Street
Eugene Huseman
Darryle Garner
Auriga Ave
Vandenberg Village
Cabrillo High School
Disneyland Trip for Lompoc Teens Planned
Disneyland excursion organized by the Lompoc Recreation Department and Lompoc Jaycees for valley teenagers. The $13.50 round trip charter bus fee includes park entry. Register at 105 South C St recreation department by Friday March 13 for the Saturday March 21 departure.
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Disneyland
Lompoc
Board to consider teacher contracts at tomorrow's meeting
Anthony Lee Barto 19 of 1112 E Lemon Ave awaits court action on heroin under influence charges. Lompoc police arrested him Saturday night in the 500 block of S R Street and confiscated a bundle of heroin. Bail set at 6875 dollars. The board will also discuss bids on a 79 passenger bus and Miguelito School progress reports. The 3 30 p.m. session occurs in the Central Administration Building.
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Lompoc
Janet Ellis
N. L St
Apt. A
North L Street
Miss Ellis
Anthony Lee Barto
E. Lemon Ave
Barto
South R Street
North A Street
Three Cornered Race Forms For California School Head
In San Francisco UPI reports incumbent Max Rafferty announces re election for state superintendent of public instruction a 25 000 a year post Rafferty cites higher reading scores as his key achievement while opposing educational statism and busing for integration Two other candidates Wilson Riles and Julian Nava join the race for the non partisan post in California education news
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San Francisco
UPI
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Rafferty
California
Department of Education
Wilson Riles
Julian Nava
Los Angeles
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Upper
Panhandle
North Vietnam
Kurt Bernard Rife
Calle Pasado
Mission Hills
Shirley Sue Frazer
Cortez
Robert Stone Warnack
Apt
Frank Dalton Biems
Mesa Circle
Richard Nelson
Constellation Rd
League of California Cities
Hart
Hannah Newell
McPeek Family Mortuary
Lompoc District Hospital
S. C St
Newell
Philadelphia
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
3Rd Armored
Dallas
Texas
Neil Scholz
Davison
Michigan
By Bob Barnes
Miguelito School
Olive Avenue
V Street
Aurelia ET
Citrus & Fruit Trees
Meyer Lemon & Bangpur Limes l Gal
Lowell Thomas
Jobe F. Kennedy
Marie Jene
Oklahoma
Cumbicums
Jasmine
Seymore Pruners
WISS
Trowel
Sale
Cretain
ORTHO
State Street
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