Reagan Reveals Confidential CRLA Memo From Sacramento
Gov Reagan's office released a confidential memo detailing California Rural Legal Assistance strategy amid a federal commission inquiry. The memo, filed by El Centro attorney F Douglas McDaniel and sent to state OEO director Lewis Uhler, faces CRLA witness intimidation allegations from the California Farm Bureau Federation.
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Special Federal Commission
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F. Douglas McDaniel
el Centro
Lewis K. Uhler
Office of Economic Opportunity
California Farm Bureau Federation
CRLA
Bureau
Commission
Elbert K. Gaither
Yuba City
William L. Knecht
Gaither
Washington
Reagan
Martin Glick
Robert B. Johnstone
McDaniel
Rogers and Fulbright clash over president's war powers
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Sen. J William Fulbright squared off in a tense Senate Foreign Relations Committee session over proposals to curb the President's authority to deploy troops abroad. Rogers called such measures unconstitutional and unnecessary, defending Nixon administration actions in Southeast Asia while Fulbright accused the administration of double talk and usurping war powers.
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J. William Fulbright
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Cambodia
Laos
Southeast Asia
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Sadat Backed as Egyptian Cabinet Reshuffle Draws Solidarity
Leaders from Libya Syria and Sudan flew to Cairo to pledge support for President Anwar Sadat after he accepted the resignations of six cabinet ministers and three high policymakers the shakeup tied to the Federation of Arab Republics and internal opposition. The move follows the dismissal of Vice President Aly Sabry amid tensions over ties with Syria and Libya.
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Sudan
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Middle East
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Muammar al Khadafy
Abdel Salam Jalloud
Mahmoud el Ayya
Jaafar Numeiry
Federation of Arab Republics
al Akhbar
Mohammed Fawz
Sharawi
Cairo Radio
Aziz Sidky
Public hearings set on Harris Grade freeway pact and RV facilities
The Board of Supervisors schedules six hearings starting at 2 p.m. in the County Administration Building. One hearing tackles the Harris Grade freeway pact worth 7.5 million dollars amid conservationist opposition. A second considers a pease ordinance allowing motorized recreational vehicle facilities by conditional use permits. Goleta Valley groups oppose planning recommendations, fearing green belt impacts. Lompoc groups urged hearings in Lompoc or at night to boost attendance. A third hearing reviews voiding a rezoning at MGIC Equities Corp. request related to Hollister Ranch RV complex.
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County Planning Commission
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Mgic Equities Corp
Milwaukee
Wisc
Hollister Ranch
Gaviota
MGIC
California Lawmaker Heads to Washington for Space Shuttle Push
Assemblyman W Don Mac Gillivray of the 36th District travels to Washington May 17 18 19 with Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke and Senator Robert Lagomarsino to urge NASA to locate shuttle launch and re entry facilities in California AJR 13 authored to back the program in the state lifting local jobs and competing with Florida as the state seeks backing from federal officials.
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Assembly District
Washington, D.C
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Robert Lagomarsino
NASA
California
MacGillivray
Assembly
Florida
Washington
Bob Moretti
Auction set to aid Boys' Club in Lompoc
Public auction announced by Joe Foldhazi president to raise funds for Lompoc Valley Boys' Club. Saturday June 12 in the club parking lot 901 W Ocean Ave from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations of items of value are sought with clothing and books excluded. Call RE 6-4978 for pickup. Auctioneers Donald Hall and Al Dorais. Funds support club operations amid financial trouble for more than 600 members.
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Boys’ Club
Donald Hall
Santa Maria
al Dorais
Feldhazi
Annual Fiesta Day at Lompoc's La Purisima Mission
Sunday fiesta at La Purisima Mission near Lompoc features Mass at 11, a noon to 1 pm tortilla bean coffee snack, costumes contest for ages up to 13, and varied entertainment by Santa Barbara groups, with dance, song, and crafts demonstrations across the grounds.
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EL Vito
Susie Suevara
Jose Manero
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
St. Anthony Seminary
Fiesta el Presidente
Robert Speers
Kenneth Holt
Basilio Pino
Santa
Alfred Ramming
Donna Bouscaren
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Fair weather through Saturday with night and morning low clouds. Daytime highs in the 60s near the coast and in the 70s inland. Tonight lows expected in the mid 40s to low 50s. Northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Saturday afternoon tides rise to 5.2 feet at 12:56 am and 3.3 feet at 4:26 pm, with low tides of minus 0.3 foot at 8:56 am and 3 feet at 7:50 pm.
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