Cinco de Mayo Dance in Lompoc Valley
Mexicans of Lompoc Valley celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a dance at the Veterans Memorial building from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by the Juniors of Santa Barbara. Queen candidates Raylan Garbiso, Alicia Garcia, Anna Maria Guerrero, Flora Solorio.
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Gerardo Chavez
Leticia Chavez
Maria Malone
Rosemary Cadena
Malena de Esquivel
Aurora Gonzales
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Lompoc Valley
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Puebla
Ignacio Zaragoza
Supervisors to see county budget Monday
County budget proposals for 1973-74 exceed current totals by more than 2.5 million dollars with general fund requests up over 3 million. County officials discuss financing, salaries, and potential tax implications as 187 new positions are requested and revenue sharing funds considered.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
David Smith
Johnson
Smith
Johnson, Smith
California Assembly Rejects Reagan Plan On Rebate Fight
The California Assembly passed a Democratic rival AB7 by 48-25, delaying a June 1 sales tax hike for 13 months and offering a possible $100 million income tax rebate if surplus funds remain. GOP lawmakers denounced the move as a sham while the Senate remains split over the surplus and rebate timing.
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UPI
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Ronald Reagan
Bob Moretti
GOP
Reagan
Haig Named Interim White House Chief of Staff
President Nixon chose Gen Alexander Haig Jr to serve as interim White House chief of staff amid Watergate investigations. Haig, now Army vice chief of staff, will assume Haldeman duties while Ehrlichman and Haldeman testify before federal investigators. The move comes as the Senate panel probes presidential knowledge and potential cover up.
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UPI
Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
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Haig
Army
Florida
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon sets terms on Indochina peaceful takeover
President Nixon said the United States would not interfere with a Communist takeover of Indochina if peaceful, but warned Hanoi against using force. The remarks accompanied his 232 page State of the World report to Congress drafted by the National Security Council led by Henry Kissinger.
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Cambodia
Richardson may name special prosecutor in Watergate case
Attorney General designate Elliot Richardson faces Senate pressure to appoint a special independent prosecutor in the Watergate matter. The Washington Post reports his decision is near but he will wait for Senate confirmation before making a public commitment. Senators press for a pledge during confirmation hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Elliot Richardson
Congress
Washington Post
Richardson
Senators Press Nixon to Force Gasoline Allocation
A group of senators urged President Nixon to compel refiners to allocate gasoline and related products among all former customers to save 40,000 independent stations from closure. Sen. Hart said independents, about a fifth of U S supply, face daily losses due to shortages. They warn closures would raise prices and reduce competition.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Anti-Trust
Employment rate unchanged in April with steady job numbers
The Labor Department reported April showed little change in unemployment near 5 percent. Employment hovered around 84 million after sharp gains in February and March while the unemployment pool declined to about 4.4 million, a level steady since last November. Wholesale prices rose 0.8 percent as industrial commodities led the surge.
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