Agnew warns of new dissent after Cambodia decision
Vice President Spiro Agnew forecasts a wave of dissent in the United States following Nixon's Cambodia speech. He cited self seekers and enemies of the republic acting criminally as Capitol Hill reacts with strong condemnations from senators Hatfield Proxmire Goodell Mondale. Agnew spoke after the televised address at a dinner meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Cambodia
United States
Republic
Agnew
Nixon
White House
Capitol Hill
Sen
Mark O
Hatfield
R-Ore
William D
Proxmire
Dwis
Charles E. Goodell
R-N
D. Minn
Top officials to attend meet on justice
A regional advisory board of the California Council on Criminal Justice gathers at the Timbers Restaurant in Goleta for a May 7 session led by coordinator Brian McBride The meeting focuses on Region VIII South plans programs and a proposed Central Coast Criminal Justice Center with interagency cooperation and advanced training facilities.
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California Council On Criminal Justice
Timbers
Goleta
Brian McBride
McBride
Region VIII
South
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Council On Criminal Justice
Central Coast
Criminal Justice Center
Gaviota Store Gets Major Modernization Project
The Gaviota Store on U S 101 begins a $1,000,000 facelift to include a restaurant grocery store and lighthouse tower. Macco Corp owns the site and plans further development of Hollister Ranch into a 214000 acre recreation area. Zodiac killer threats to bomb a school bus spark police briefing in San Francisco.
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Gaviota Seacoast Village
Macco’s Corporation
U.S. Highway 101
Gaviota
Gaviota Pass
Robert E. Lee
Newport Beach
William Woollett, Jr
Macco Corp
Francis Beattie
Santa Barbara
Robert Lilly
Santa Barbara County
California
U.S. 101
San Francisco
UPI
William Armstrong
Zodiac
San Francisco Chronicle
David Klages & Associates
Richard Taylor
Hollister Ranch
Health Occupation Students Luncheon At Allan Hancock College
Health occupation students from Allan Hancock College attended their spring luncheon at the Holiday Inn Santa Maria. Eta Omega Chi Sorority sponsored the event with Vocation Nursing, Dental Assisting and Medical Assisting students recognized.
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Allan Hancock College
Holiday Inn
Santa Maria
Eta Omega Chi Sorority
Vocation
Gerald Mitchell, Jr
D.D.S
R.J. Newsall
D.D
Virginia Combs
Heanette Hyatt
R.N
Gail Ryle
Mmes
Jo Cavanaugh
Lorraine Muself
June Johnson
Miriam Bischetreider
Louis Provo
Kenneth Davis
Luci Halstead
E.O.C
Ruth Longest
Ann Glines
Mr. Davis
House Faces Military Bill Vote on Defense Cuts
A key Republican congressman said the House will be forced to stand up on a $1 billion package of proposed defense budget cuts next week. Rep Otis G Pike questioned the plan while Rep Alvin E O Konski said he would offer a recommittal motion on a $20.2 billion weapons authorization bill, proposing reductions totaling just over $1 billion.
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Washington
UPI
House
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
Alvin E. O’konski
R-Wis
O’konski
House Armed Services Committee
Inger Stevens Dies at 35 From Barbiturate Overdose
Hollywood actress Inger Stevens 35 died from acute barbiturate intoxication and was found semiconscious in her home. Coroner tests to determine whether death was accidental or self-inflicted, with no signs of violence noted by police.
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Hollywood
UPI
Inger Stevens
Miss Steven
New York
Unemployment Pay Bill Advances in Congress
Congress moved forward a bill to extend unemployment compensation to 4.4 million people and to increase Social Security payments by 5 percent. Conferees reached a compromise on extending benefits to workers in small businesses and nonprofits, while the Senate approved mandatory lunch programs for poor children. the measure awaits House approval before going to President Nixon.
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UPI
Congress
House
Senate
Nixon
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Man indicted for assassination try in Los Angeles case
A 50 year old gun dealer Robert Schurman arrested with an arsenal will enter a plea May 7 to soliciting the murder of Superior Court Judge Alfred Gitelson who ordered desegregation of Los Angeles schools. House Ways and Means near agreement on Social Security boost and broader unemployment coverage effective Jan 1 1972.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Schurman
Superior Court
Alfred Gitelson
County oil expert post to be filled after May 5 interviews
County personnel director Wilbur Wagstaff announced that twelve candidates for the county petroleum engineer position, left open by David K. Bickmore, will be interviewed in Santa Barbara on May 5. Most nominees have ties to major oil firms, with about ten from California and others from Texas. Meanwhile Santa Maria office operations remain strained as the search drags on and plans for waste dump sites in Cat Canyon and Casmalia face delays.
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Tain
Wilbur Wagstaff
David K. Bickmore
Santa Barbara
California
Texas
Santa Maria
Bickmore
Norman Caldwell
Cat Canyon
Casmalia
North County
Lompoc Record Publication Details Officials and Status
The Lompoc Record is listed as a second class mail legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. Published in Lompoc California by Lompoc Record Publications with officers Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam president and J Donald Adam publisher, Harry J. Crompe editor, and Gaylen Jackson business manager.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Notice of Trustee's Sale for Messer Property Santa Barbara
Trustee Beneficial Service Co. will auction at the Santa Barbara Courthouse on May 18 1970 at 11 30 A M the Lot 93 Tract No 10024 Unit 1 Santa Barbara County California to satisfy a debt of 14581 83 plus interest and expenses under Deed of Trust dated November 2 1965 by Albert B Messer and Ruth J Messer. The sale is without warranty of title or encumbrances.
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California
Albert B. Messer
Ruth J. Messer
County Recorder
Santa Barbara
United States
Figueroa and
Anacapa Street
Santa Barbara County
City of Santa Barbara
State of California
State of
Teamsters Okay National Pact Endorsed Nationwide
United Press International reports Teamster officials nationwide approved a national contract with the trucking industry. About 70,000 striking drivers show no signs of returning to work, while Frank E. Fitzsimmons predicts ratification by mail balloting beginning this weekend with results after May 15. The agreement includes a $2.10 per hour raise over three years. Violence and vandalism persist in several cities despite National Guardsmen deployed.
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United Press International
Teamster
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Washington
Wildcat
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Ohio
Chicago
James A. Rhodes
Lompoc community events list May line up
Local clubs announce a May schedule of events including a seniors trip to Marineland Deer Park and Knotts Berry Farm May 12 13, a Trash and Treasure sale at Spanne House, Sierra Club hikes and bike trips, rummage sales, a Mexican Independence Day queen candidates event, a Palestine talk by Diane Kennedy Pike May 6, and a Water Show May 8 9 at the Municipal Pool plus other community activities and contact numbers.
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Lompoc
Demilitarized May Day in the Soviet Union
In Moscow Red Square a demilitarized May Day parade featured civilian groups and academy representatives. Brezhnev spoke for 12 minutes urging international communist unity and solidarity with Vietnam and Arab nations, noting the Nazi defeat's impact on world history.
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UPI
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Lenin
Karl Marx
Politburo
Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mikhail Suslov
Andrei A. Grechko
Nazi
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