Board confronts antiwar protest in county hearing
Protesters in army fatigues join peace demonstrators at a county supervisors hearing as Sheriff Carpenter tightens security. Doors to offices are locked while a peace delegation seeks endorsement of a people to people peace treaty for Vietnam. Prisoners are in isolation after jail fires last Saturday.
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County Board of Supervisors
Isla Vista
John W. Carpenter
Board of Supervisors
University of California, Santa Barbara
Alameda Park
Santa Barbara
Supreme Court rules on trials for death penalty cases
The court ruled 6 3 that a single jury may hear guilt and punishment in death penalty cases. Six states still require separate proceedings. The decision involved James Edward Crampton, convicted in 1967 for murdering his wife in Toledo Ohio. The justices declined to set guidelines for sentencing or mandatory death penalties.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
Pensylvania
Connecticut
New York
Texas
Georgia
James Edward Crampton
Wilma
Toledo
Ohio
LEA Plan Aims to Boost Lompoc Schools in Talks
The Lompoc Unified School District faces a proposed 68 page master teaching contract from the Lompoc Education Association. It outlines days minutes pay and other demands. The district estimates costs near 8.8 million per year and capital outlay. The LEA lists 561 members and seeks classroom size reductions and more aides. Negotiations proceed under Brown Act changes allowing secret talks. No deadline set. likely completion by mid June.
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Harry J. Crompe
Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees
Lompoc
Don Lisle
Lompoc Education Association
LEA
Lompoc Unified School District
Santa Barbara
District Board of Trustees
Alice Milligan
Milligan
Glendon Wegner
Art Timmer
Mel Wilde
Joe Carlin
LEA Representative Council
Board of Trustees
Lompoc Unified
Nancy Donovan Meets Nixon at 4-H Conference in DC
Nancy Donovan of Lompoc and Butch Whitler of Missouri represented 4-H members at the 41st Annual 4-H Conference in Washington DC April 18-23. Nixon arrived late yet relaxed and engaging, addressing delegates for 15 to 20 minutes and praising young Americans. The White House pre checks, makeup, and Secret Service controls shaped the event, with the citation plaque presented to Mrs Nixon at exactly 2 33 p.m. Eastern.
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Wilma Jack
Nancy Donovan
Lompoc
Richard Nixon
Washington D.C
Nancy
Cal Poly
Oval Room
Butch Whitler
Missouri
4-H
Nixon
National Organization
Mrs. Nixon
America
White House
Butch
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Solvang Youth Killed In Head On Crash Saturday
CHP investigators probe a Saturday head on collision on Highway 246 that killed Christopher Sommer 18 of Solvang and injured three others including Bobby Ray Quisenberry 29 of Mission Hills and his wife Patricia 28. The crash occurred near the Highway 1 intersection and Robinson Bridge at 9 50 p m with Sommer crossing the center line.
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Solvang
Christopher Sommer
First St
Bobby Ray Quisenberry
Mitad
Mission Hills
Sommer
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Quisenberry
Patricia
Jan Broman
Robinson Bridge
CHP
Roger Dale Miller
John Phillip McCord
N. D. St
Miller
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Anna Belle Graves
Granada Hills
Highway 101
Old Coast Road
Jessie Ray Reynolds
S. M St
Anne Sorensen Berker
S. L St
Ocean Avenue
A _ Street
Washington sees mass protests fail to halt traffic and government
Police and federal troops broke up a May Day protest in Washington as demonstrators tried to paralyze the capital. More than 5 000 to 6 000 protesters were arrested. traffic resumed by late morning and the city’s federal presence kept streets calm. Georgetown tensions eased with police and troops patrolling.
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Washington
UPI
Potomac
Virginia
District of Columbia
Justice Department
May Day Tribe
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Georgetown University
Weekend Weather Outlook With Tides Rising
Party clouds today with a chance of showers then clearing. Highs near 60 today and 60s to low 70s Tuesday. Lows 40s to 50s tonight. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday tides high at 3.8 ft 7:08 am and 4.5 ft 8:08 pm. Low tides 1.8 ft 1:32 am and 0.6 ft 1:32 pm.
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Dennis C. McGautha
Benjamin Smetana
Los Angeles
Phnom Penh
National Assembly
In Tam
Lon Nol
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Sirik Matak
Tam
Cheng Heng
Hawaii
Lompoc Unified School
Nixons
Clinton
Buellton
Jamie Edward Barker
Esther
Highway 154
Highway 246
Barker
Tom Garland
Robert Dan Carter
Southgate
Jose F. Limas
Salsipuedes
Ernesto Quezada
W. Apricot Ave
Georgetown
John N. Mitchell
Jerry V. Wilson
Lompoc Valley
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