Vacations draw thousands of youths to desert resort week
Palm Springs authorities brace for Easter vacation crowds as 6 000 youths arrived over the weekend and up to 20 000 are expected. A 36 man police force works 12 hour shifts backed by state and county agencies to avoid a repeat of last year's disturbances including 365 arrests and rock concert violence at a drive in theater.
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Palm Springs
UPS
Robert B. White
White
California
Riverside County Sheriff's Deputies
Tahquitz Canyon
Shangri-La
Bridge permits sought over navigable slough
The Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce urged the Board of Supervisors to press the U S Coast Guard for approval of bridge permits over the navigable Goleta Slough to speed the multi million dollar Ward Memorial Freeway extension. Chamber president Michael M Morison said the chamber supports the project and that state plans would prolong the slough’s life and preserve its natural environment.
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Goleta
Psychiatrists Advocate Sex Therapy For Suicide Prevention
At the American Suicidology Association conference in San Francisco Dr Richard Seiden of UC Berkeley suggests nontraditional treatments including sex therapy to combat rising college student suicides. A study covering 300000 Los Angeles County students shows a rate of 7.8 deaths per 100000 yearly, with factors including social isolation and lack of sexual experience.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Suicidology Association
Richard Seiden
University of California At Berkeley
Seiden
Michael L. Peck
Los Angeles
Harvard
Oxford
Peck
Boston
London
Embargo Enforced in Eight States by Post Office
The Post Office Department lists eight states with full or partial embargoes. Connecticut and New Jersey face full embargoes, with partial blocks in Camden and Trenton. New York City and lower Westchester under partial. Pennsylvania areas including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh partial. Michigan cities Detroit East Lansing Royal Oak partial. Wisconsin Milwaukee. Minnesota St Paul and Minneapolis. Illinois Chicago partial.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Illinois
Chicago
Union ballots mailed but not delivered
The Minneapolis Postal Union mailed ballots to 400 members on Saturday to decide on a strike. Ballots remain in mailboxes as letter carriers walked off the job the same day, preventing a strike vote. A separate report from Tijuana notes a $300,000 heroin seizure of 38 ounces found in a suitcase aboard a Mexico City to Tijuana bus.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Minneapolis
Mexico City-to-Tijuana
Alberto Peralorea
Indians press for Fort Lawton as cultural center
The United Indians of all tribes vote to continue around the clock picketing at Fort Lawton until the Army designates the post for a native cultural center. They appeal for money, food, and supplies for about 30 to 50 picketers as a three hour meeting ends calmer than prior protests. The group forms a seven member council led by Bernie Whitebear to coordinate efforts and seek surplus declaration this summer.
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Seattle
UPI
United Indians
Ft. Lawton
Fort Lewis
Bernie Whitebear
Colville Tribe
John Jimenez
Jeanne Halliday
Educators to Attend County Drug Conference
Santa Barbara hosts the second in a series of county conferences on narcotics. Educators from Santa Maria and possibly Lompoc Valley officials will attend March 31. A north county conference is planned after the Santa Barbara session, with Santa Maria schools showing interest. Narcot ics activity has risen in Lompoc Valley, while problems appeared greatest in Santa Barbara.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc Valley
Santa Barbara
Fifth District
Curtis Tunnell
Tunnell
Lompoc
Deadline set for 1970 tax exemption filings in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County Assessor Harry Holmquist warns homeowners that April 15 is the deadline to file the $750 Assessed Value exemption for primary residences. Forms mailed to eligible homeowners, with offices in Santa Barbara and branches in Santa Maria Solvang and Lompoc, and reminders to provide Social Security numbers to avoid returns.
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Harry W. Holmquist
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Solvang
Lompoc
Holmquist
Lompoc Record details publication and leadership
The Lompoc Record is a second class mail adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California corporation, with officers Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President, J. Donald Adam as Publisher and Secretary-Treasurer, Harry J. Crompe as Editor and Vice President, and Gaylen Jackson as Business Manager and Vice President.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Senate urged to back immediate U S Soviet nuclear freeze
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed a plan for an immediate U S Soviet freeze on all offensive and defensive nuclear weapons deployment subject to verification. Senate leaders expect a floor vote within three weeks before SALT talks open in Vienna. Gerald D. Smith outlined administration objections while Nixon called the measure an oversimplification.
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UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Vienna
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Ussr
Gerard D. Smith
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Soviet Union
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
Legislation Aims to Reimburse Santa Barbara Riots Costs
Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray introduced AB 1349 to reimburse Santa Barbara County for costs from March riots near the UC campus in Isla Vista. He cited statewide participation and warned county reserves are threatened by increased law enforcement needs. He expects similar bills from other lawmakers as taxpayers should share the bill.
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Santa Barbara
University of California
W. Don MacGillivray
California
Isla Vista
MacGillivrary
MacGill
New York Slush and Snow Hit In Out of Season Storm
Up to four inches of slushy rain and snow drenched the Northeast as an out-of-season storm lingered along the Eastern Seaboard. Snow stretched from Michigan to Ohio and New York to Pennsylvania, with Boonville New York reporting five inches of wet heavy snow Sunday night and other areas averaging up to five inches.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Laramie
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Colo
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Boeing 747 Forced Back From Hawaii After Engine Issue
A Pan American World Airways 747 with 384 aboard diverted to Los Angeles after losing oil pressure in one engine 400 miles from the coast en route to Honolulu. The craft landed safely and passengers were moved to another 747 for the Hawaii flight.
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UPI
Los Angeles International Airport
Pan American World Airways
Honolulu
Hawaii
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