Mother and child injured in one car roll over crash
A woman Mrs Barbara J Vallegas and her five year old daughter Lisa were injured yesterday after a one car rollover on Highway 246 one mile south of Lompoc. They were taken to Lompoc Hospital. Police report the car struck a utility pole after the driver lost control on a curve.
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Amhurst St
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Lompoc High School
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Podunk Center Eyes Auction as Owner Seeks Offer
Podunk Center Iowa may auction the ghost town on April 1 as owner Homer Weeks negotiates with a potential buyer in Ohio. Weeks, now in Wirterset, plans to hold an auction if talks fail with the one interested party. Podunk Center, once home to 21 residents in the 1930s, dwindled to zero last fall.
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UPI
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Weeks
Wirterset
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Easter fashion show prep at Vets Building
Decorating committee members labored into the night to ready the Easter Seal Society fashion show at the Vets Building. Vic Inouye was seen painting a chimney on his house while a parrot perched on a man’s shoulder watching the barber at work.
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Vic Inouye
Vets
Southern California cities split over offshore oil drilling ban
A coalition of 18 coastal cities failed to win full backing for a plan to halt oil and gas drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. Ventura and Los Angeles area officials rejected the move though Joe J. Callahan backed a partial approach. Orange County managers will draft a skeleton bill to seek tighter local state controls and higher oil royalties with state and federal oversight.
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Pakistani Students Burn American Flag Outside Embassy
About 100 students gathered in Karachi to burn a U.S. flag outside the American embassy while others protested near the West Pakistan governor's house. No violence occurred as the crowd dispersed peacefully after the act. Police from three trucks were stationed at the embassy for hours to guard the gate.
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U.S
New Judgeship for County May Be Delayed
State Judicial Council staff analysis concludes current Santa Barbara County judgeships cover the projected caseload through 1969 70. Despite local resolutions calling for a seventh judge, the council says existing positions, including seven in Santa Barbara and one permanently in Santa Maria, may suffice.
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Eisenhower Stable After Heart Failure At Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 78, is in favorable condition and resting comfortably after a congestive heart failure last Saturday. Doctors say the episode may have reduced his reserve strength, while Mamie Eisenhower reported some days are better than others and recalled his rough Saturday.
Nixon weighs arms talk and oil woes in California
In Geneva a dispute over defining a weapon of mass destruction complicates seabed disarmament talks. In California President Nixon tours Santa Barbara oil spill damage, endorses tougher offshore drilling rules, and discusses Vietnam peace moves with top aides during a weekend visit.
Oil spill fears rise as Santa Barbara drilling debated
President Nixon was briefed by First District Supervisor George H Clyde on a likely repeat oil spill if drilling resumes in the Santa Barbara Channel. Clyde warned that 1500 to 4000 more wells could trigger widespread coastal oiling, despite ecological buffers, as cleanup continued by Union Oil workers.
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George H. Clyde
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Nixon to unveil get tough campus policy on disorders
Federal policy expected this weekend to address campus disorders at San Francisco State College. President Nixon prepared a statement at San Clemente with HEW Secretary Robert Finch. Rep Rom an Pucinski said the policy would be a get tough approach using two Johnson era laws to cut federal aid to students in violent disturbances.
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Nixon
San Francisco State College
San Clemente
Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Finch
Roman Pucinski
Dill
House Committee On Education and Labor
Austin
Tex
Pucinski
County Airport Plan Under Review By Lompoc Officials
County and city officials will meet Monday night as the Lompoc Planning Commission revisits the County Master Plan for Airports amid concern over Lompoc Airport’s future role. City planners have raised questions about Santa Ynez Airport projections and funding, while Lompoc’s current passenger and freight services are noted.
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Lompoc
Paul Price
County Public Works Department
Samuel Clausen
County Planning Department
City Commission
Santa Ynez
Lions
Dick Praul
Record
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Clinton Sherrod
Sherrod
California Department of Employment Farm Labor Division
Ocean Ave
Una G. Woodring
Maple Ave
E.W. Cox
Avenue
W. Ocean Ave
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