Bombings hit Londonderry and Banbridge. IRA blamed
Explosions damaged Londonderry and Banbridge with several injuries and a deadly toll in Belfast rising to six dead. Police report warnings by the IRA while a railway station and downtown streets suffered blasts. The Shipquay Street blast hurled metal fragments skyward near the Guildhall clock.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Londonderry
Irish Republic Army
IRA
Ulster
Banbridge
City Hall
Shipquay
Shipquay Street
Guildhall
Viet Cong Attacks Hit Phnom Penh and Saigon Area Bases
Viet Cong forces launched a major assault with rocket and mortar strikes on Phnom Penh causing heavy civilian casualties and extensive damage. In Saigon area raids targeted Tay Ninh and Qui Nhon bases with multiple fatalities and injuries. Laos forces report some gains around Long Cheng as Meo tribesmen defend the CIA base amid North Vietnamese pressure.
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Saigon
UPI
Indochina
Phnom Penh
Laos
Tay Ninh
Qui Nhon
Kate Webb
Hue
Pon Chantaraj
Vientiane
Long Cheng
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Skyline Ridge
Vang Vao
Space Shuttle Site Decision Expected Soon
California shuttle advocate James A. Cook said a final decision on a launch and recovery site may come within a month, favoring Vandenberg AFB for southward polar launches. NASA will brief James Fletcher within two weeks before presenting a White House recommendation, with Texas Gulf Coast still in study.
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NASA
James A. Cook
California
Washington D.C
House
Senate
Cook
Vandenberg Air Force Base
James Fletcher
Fletcher
White House
Washington
Space Agency
California Advocate
Texas Gulf Coast
Vandenberg
Cape Kennedy
Mexico
Texas
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Dewberry withdraws from City Council race in Lompoc
Ann S. Dewberry announced her withdrawal from the April 11 City Council race citing personal affairs. Dewberry, of 221 A North N St, is one of eight candidates for two seats. her name will stay on the ballot. She plans to pursue a master's in psychological counseling and join the US Naval Reserve, citing time constraints and voter fairness. The remaining candidates include incumbents Arthur Scott and Charlotte Benton and other contenders Steven L. Cox William W. Johnson Gaspare Charles Queto Donald E. Schuyler Emil Scolari.
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Ann S. Dewberry
Miss Dewberry
North N St
United States Naval Reserve
Lompoc
USNR
Arthur Scott
Charlotte Benton
Steven L. Cox
William W. Johnson
Gaspare Charles Queto
Donald E. Schuyler
Emil Scolari
ITT memo controversy widens as three versions surface
The ITT case grows complex with a second memo the company calls genuine and a possible third, as ITT lobbies and an affidavit from former secretary Susan Lichtman testifies to memos matching parts of Anderson’s report. The antitrust suit had been settled, with ITT retaining Hartfort Fire Insurance but divesting other holdings.
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ITT
San Diego
Anderson
Hartfort Fire Insurance Co
Judiciary Panel
Susan Lichtman
Beard
Washington
Mrs. Beard
Navy Chaplain Accused in Court Martial Case
Mary Ann Curran testifies she had 17 sexual encounters with Cmdr. Andrew F. Jensen at Cecil Field Navy Station between Aug 1970 and Mar 1971. Lora Gudbranson confirms four trysts. Jensen, a 17 year veteran, denies the charges as the trial opens.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Mary Ann Curran
Andrew F. Jensen
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Jensen
Curran
Lora Gudbranson
Gudbranson
City Council Eyes Planning Overhaul and Park Proposal
The council plans to discuss a new ordinance to revamp planned development rules and enable a cluster home project north of North Avenue and east of O Street. It will also consider requiring a use permit for all service station construction.
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North Avenue
O Street
North County jail plan eyed to ease prisoner strain
A special committee of two county supervisors and Sheriff John W. Carpenter plus board chair Curtis Tunnell and Supervisor Charles F. Catterlin backs a high priority 100 unit north county jail at about 375000. With 100 bookings monthly in the north county and Santa Maria sending inmates after July 1 the existing Santa Maria facility at capacity cannot relieve the load. A portable work furlough station at the Santa Maria sub station could speed up programs while a two year readiness may be needed. A pending north county juvenile hall next fiscal year aims to ease congestion with about 35 bookings monthly.
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John W. Carpenter
North
Curtis Tunnell
Charles F. Catterlin
Board of Supervisors
North County
City of Santa Maria
Santa Maria
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John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Forrest Hibbits
Paul Thompson
Santa Barbara
Navy
Planning Commission
Jim Speller
Ryan Park