Indira Gandhi Loses Big in India Elections
Indira Gandhi’s Congress trails in 375 of 540 seats with 145 to 206 for Janata. Rae Bareli shows Gandhi and son Sanjay defeated. Resignation expected Tuesday amid emergency repeal and caretaker government talks. Jagjivan Ram and Morarji Desai as possible successors.
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India
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Congress Party
Janata Party
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Raj Narain
Rae Bareli
Indira
Sanjay
Janata
Washington
U.S
Mrs. Gandhi
H.V. Sharada Prasa
B.D. Jatti
Jagjivan Ram
Morarji Desai
Ram
Congress For Democracy
Desai
TV franchise hearing set for tomorrow in Lompoc
The Lompoc City Council and Cable Television Committee schedule a 7 p.m. public hearing at City Hall to discuss a proposed CATV franchise ordinance replacing the current agreement. The meeting will focus on input for the proposal and its FCC compliance, with input forms available at City Hall.
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Cable Television Committee
City Hall
Council Chambers
Walnut Ave
North A St
Alan Davidson
Cable Television Information Center
Ford Foundation-funded
Urban Institute
Davidson
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Washington
Harold Horn
Equity
IRS
Clash Over Auburn Dam Sparks Verbal Firefight
Environmentalists and construction workers clashed outside a Sacramento motel as the Bureau of Reclamation prepared for a federal hearing on the Auburn Dam project. Friends of the River supporters faced ironworkers and operating engineers in a heated demonstration.
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Sacramento Area
Bureau of Reclamation
United States
Brown
Folsom South Canal
Ronald Robie
Department of Water Resources
Robie
of California
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Vietnam MIA mission reports success to Carter
A White House delegation led by Leonard Woodcock returned from Southeast Asia with remains of 12 airmen and promises to pursue 2,550 missing in Indochina. The group urged continued U S Vietnamese engagement and secured Laos cooperation on 559 missing servicemen. Cambodia blocked entry. The panel planned a Honolulu news conference and a White House briefing on Tuesday.
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Laos
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U.S
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Hanoi
Cambodia
Woodcock
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.N
Charles Yost
G.W
Sonny’ Montgomery
D-Miss
Marion Wright Edelman
The
Children's Defense Fund
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Hickam Field
Commission
Lompoc District Considers 300000 Repair Plan for Schools
Trustees will vote Tuesday at 7 p.m. on a repair program costing about 263000 plus 40000 for swimming pools and 10000 for electrical work and draperies at Lompoc High School. Facilities from the 1960s era need roof, heating, plumbing, flooring, and gutter repairs.
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Lompoc High School
Brown names farmer head of agriculture
Gov. Ed Brown Jr. elevated Richard Rominger a fourth generation Yolo County farmer to director of the Department of Food and Agriculture and cabinet status. Leonard Grimes was named Secretary of the Agriculture and Services Agency, becoming the first Black cabinet member.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Yolo County
Richard Rominger
Department of Food and Agriculture
Brown
Leonard M. Grimes
Department of General Services
Agriculture and Services Agency
Grimes
Rose Bird
State Supreme Court
Rominger
Luther T. Wallace
Ms. Bird
Wallace
Agriculture
State Board of Food and Agriculture
Court rules extend Social Security benefits to more men
The Supreme Court ruled federal law improperly applied to husbands as well as widowers, expanding retirement benefits for about 520,000 men. The decision follows a March 2 ruling and affects how spouses qualify, with roughly 5,745 men awaiting payment and an estimated first year cost of 500 million dollars.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Congress
John Paul Stevens
Carter Welcomes Fukuda at White House for Talks on Trade
President Carter welcomed Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda in a ceremonial reception with a 19 gun salute. They planned discussions on Japan's economy and security including the record 5.36 billion deficit with the United States and U S troop withdrawal from Korea.
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UPI
Carter
Takeo Fukuda
United States
U.S
Japan
South Korea
Fukuda
White House
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