Court orders release of secret Watergate grand jury report
UPI reports that Chief Judge Sirica ruled a two page grand jury report focusing on Nixon is material to the impeachment inquiry and ordered it to the House Judiciary Committee, despite possible appeals. Committee members hope it strengthens pressure for release of the Nixon tapes.
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Edward Hutchinson
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Leon Jaworski
Hearing set on charge against PG&E
The Federal Power Commission schedules a June 14 hearing to probe anti competitive practices by Pacific Gas and Electric Company and to review the California power pool with SCE and San Diego Power and Light. The Northern California Power Agency charges PG&E with roadblocks to its member cities direct power generation.
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Major Planning Proposals on Lompoc Council Agenda Tonight
The Lompoc City Council will hear Planning Commission recommendations to rezoning 18 parcels and consider a proposal for a permanent Vandenberg Village branch library. A public hearing on a 15 acre residential parcel owned by Lucy M Rudolph for residential agricultural use is also listed. The session starts at 7 30 p m at City Hall Auditorium 119 West Walnut Ave. California law requires a long term general land use plan.
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Olive Avenue
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Sixth Street
Alan Davidson
TV appearance decision in Hearst kidnapping case
In San Francisco two SLA members Russell Little and Joseph Remiro face a Martinez court ruling on whether they may appear on television as demanded by Patricia Hearst abductors. The case tests fair trial rights while a separate city plan in Lompoc seeks zoning changes and a larger environmental impact debate unfolds alongside local governance discussions.
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Weather report shows overcast fog thinning inland afternoons
The forecast states low overcast and fog clearing inland areas in the afternoons today through Wednesday with cool conditions returning. Highs expected in the 50s to mid 60s, lows tonight in the mid 40s to low 50s, light winds. Wednesday tides include high tides near 4.7 and 4.2 feet and lows near 1.3 and 0.0 feet with times listed.
Lompoc Record Delivery Delays Due to Equipment Breakdown
A mechanical breakdown of the computerized typesetting system delayed Lompoc Record deliveries for hours yesterday. General manager Rennie L. Adam said replacements parts are being sought and no delivery date is set. He apologized for the inconvenience and noted staff efforts to meet deadlines despite ongoing delays.
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Nixon tours campaign trail and space program events
President Nixon continues his tell-it-to-the-people campaign touring Texas and Chicago after recent trips, planning to decorate three Apollo astronauts Joseph Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson and oversee preparations for a joint U S Soviet space mission in 1975 at the Johnson Space Center He will address the National Association of Broadcasters in a live telecast and demand European cooperation in defense and economic matters.
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Saudi oil minister pledges full U.S. needs from Arab output
Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said after the Arab embargo ended that the United States would receive all the Arab oil it requires. He projected immediate production increases with about one million barrels a day to the United States and first tankers to arrive within six weeks. Syria Libya and Algeria made partial or provisional moves on lifting limits.
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Embargo Ends as Arab Nations Lift Oil Boycott
Americans should face higher gasoline costs as CAPEC nations end the oil embargo. Gulf Oil cites a two to three month lag before full supplies reach autos, with price increases likely. Libya Syria Iraq did not lift the ban while Algeria plans to join by June.
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