Drastic restrictions on autos urged to meet 1975 clean air goal
Washington reports warn Americans soon may face heavy limits on car use especially downtown to cut traffic bottlenecks by 75 percent and meet EPA mid 1975 carbon monoxide targets. Scientist Ayres links high CO to heart attacks and brain impairment as trains of reduced driving and expanded mass transit are urged.
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Trustees to Approve Drop-In Center Rental Plan
The school district plans a Drop-in Center for youth with drug problems at 112 E Walnut Ave opening April 1. Trustees meet to approve the rental and program funding totaling 33,415 dollars from district and federal sources with 18,000 from federal funds routed through the California Council for Criminal Justice.
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Lompoc Planning Commission Sets Three Public Hearings
The Lompoc Planning Commission will hold three public hearings at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall on amendments to the sign ordinance and two use permit requests plus a variance from the off street parking rule. A planning director's report accompanies the session.
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Closing Stocks Reported by Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc. The notice lists prices and changes for various equities reported in the market summary.
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Troop level in South Vietnam dips below 100,000
UPI reports U.S. troop strength in South Vietnam fell under 100,000 for the first time in years with about 97,700 men expected today and a projected 69,000 by May 1. Pentagon counts show 101,700 as of last Thursday, excluding crews offshore and air force and army personnel in Thailand. Report also notes ongoing clashes, shelling in Cambodia, and a Cambodian air attack near Phnom Penh.
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Early days of the coast railroad remembered with wrecks and rescue
The narrative recalls Baroda and Lompoc facilities, the 1907 Masons train wreck near Honda, the 1923 September disaster, and foreman John Giorvas who aided sailors. It notes boats, trains, and special trains from Lompoc and Santa Maria, plus a police theft case in Los Angeles.
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Tragic weekend crashes claim two lives near Lompoc
A 25 year old Antonio Renteria Garcia of Santa Maria died on Highway 166 when his car flipped after losing control near Guadalupe Road. A 45 year old passenger Roberto Ramirez Tovar remained in good condition with facial lacerations at Marian Hospital. A second Sunday night crash on Gresco Road led to 29 year old Edward Amby of Buellton facing DUI charges in Lompoc Jail with bail set at 720 dollars.
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Candidates Weigh Fair Campaign Practices Committee
A proposal to form a Fair Campaign Practices Committee for Santa Barbara County sits in limbo after an inconclusive meeting of candidates. Assembly candidate Ken Palmer supported the idea, while Gary Hart urged a statewide approach. Attendees included Fred Bock in the Fourth Supervisorial District and a MacGillivray representative.
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Former Fresno State Acting President Accused of Conspiracy
A 1970 memo by Floyd Pierce of HEW claims former Fresno State College acting president Karl L. Falk initiated a conspiracy against minority and radical campus groups. Falk, in office from fall 1969 to summer 1970, sought data from Justice Department staff amid a discrimination inquiry.
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Lompoc Woman Leads Group Arrested on Narcotics Charges
Deputies arrested Vickie Davis and 24 others at her home, seizing about 40 pills and several ounces of marijuana. Davis, 19, was booked on narcotics charges including maintaining a place for drug use. 18 adults were jailed, juveniles released to parents. A 15 year old was reportedly picked up to locate her home runaway case.
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