Rancher charged over illegal grading at waterfall site
Santa Barbara County district attorney filed a criminal complaint against Ernest Hackel and associates for a disputed road project near Widow's Tears waterfall in Goleta Valley. The action cites a 10 foot wide road gouge in a steep canyon without a county grading permit. Will appear in Santa Barbara Municipal Court on April 6.
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Santa Barbara County
Goleta Valley
Ernest Hackel
Rancho San Jose
San Marcos Pass
Wendell L. Nichols
Public Works Department
Nichols
Hackel
William T. Tilghman
Widow's Tears
Haekel
Los Padres National Forest
C. W. Cloer
Cloer
Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Yale Coogan
Santa Barbara
Snow storm grips Midwest to Texas with warnings issued
A belt of heavy snow stretched from the Great Lakes to Texas with warnings in Kansas and Missouri while travelers faced slick roads from New Mexico to Illinois. Snow accumulations reached three to four inches in parts of the Southwest, as a rescue search continued for six missing aboard a charter plane after a Grand Canyon departure in bad weather.
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Great Lakes
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Illinois
Texas Panhandle
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Windy City
Pacific Northwest
Florida
East
Grand Forks
N.D
Key West
Fla
Majority of senators finally state stand
UPI reports a majority of senators oppose confirmation of G Harrold Carswell for the Supreme Court for the first time since Nixon nominated him. An April 6 vote on recommittal to the Judiciary Committee is expected, with 42 for recommittal and 39 against, plus 19 undecided. Senator John Sherman Cooper may reveal his stance tonight.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Lompoc Center Parking Lot to Close for Repaving
Lompoc shopping center will close its parking lot on Sunday for repaving as part of a safety project that removes diagonal parking and re strips the lot. Pine Street and H Street entrances close. College Avenue entrance remains open for Sunday shopping with speed bumps and new stop signs planned.
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Lompoc
Pine Street
H Street
College Avenue
Dabney Cabin Named County Historic Landmark in California
The Dabney Cabin built in 1914 along Manzana Creek north of Figueroa Mountain was designated a County Historic Landmark by the County Historical Advisory Committee in Santa Barbara. Mentor Charles W. Dabney funded the cabin for trout fishing. Midland School will continue its use with the Santa Ynez Valley Historical Society maintaining jurisdiction. The cabin, saved from destruction by the historical society and the school, also served as an outfitting camp for John Franzina and Paul Negus in earlier years.
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Dabney
Los Padres National Forest
Figueroa Mountain
Santa Barbara
Daniel G. Grant
Charles W. Dabney
Manzana Creek
Midland School
Grant
Santa Ynez Valley
Lompoc Record Adopts Statutory Publishing Details
Los Angeles area notice lists Lompor Record Publications as publisher with officers and editors, declaring the Lompoc Record a second class mail adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It cites associations and subscription rate of 2.25 per month for home delivery or mail.
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Lompor
California
Lompoc Record
Lompor Record Publications
Kenneth J. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Federal mediation to break trucking union talks
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service will join deadlocked talks between the Teamsters and the trucking industry on Monday to avert strikes and a possible lockout. The current three year contract ends Tuesday at midnight as negotiators seek a settlement.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Teamsters Union
James K. Seymour
Trucking Employers Inc
Airlines to rehiring nearly 1000 National workers
The IAM announced a tentative deal with National Airlines to reinstate about 1000 employees with full seniority after a year plus dispute grounded the carrier. Back wages and benefits will be settled by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals with recalls to occur within 12 days of service resumption.
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Washington
UPI
International Association of Machinists
National Airlines
IAM
National
Cal
George M. Brown
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jacksonville
Fla
Emphysema Health Risk Kills Thousands Annually
There is no known cure for emphysema a respiratory disease that claims over 20 000 lives each year and remains a major health concern for vulnerable populations and medical researchers.
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Slocum
Costa Mesa
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Clete Lanny
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Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
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Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
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Christ Cam
Vandenberg Village
Federal Group
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Airlines
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Miami
Striking Air Line
Lord
Holy Bible
Sunday Bible School
DR. W. B. Timberlake
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Music BY
Rick Fusco
First Southern Baptist Church
North Third At
Pine—Lompoc
Cactus Flower
Arzan
North H St
Goldie Hawn
Waller Walia
Ineri Bergian
Cactus
Hower
Holdie Hot
Columma Pictures
Lee
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