Lompoc Council, Chamber discuss commerce and transit plans
City leaders spoke at a Lompoc Valley Chamber luncheon on boosting local business, retaining shoppers, and promoting a mass transit system. Mayor Stevens cited a welfare and retiree population, shop-out statistics, and a tentative K Mart impact. Lefkowitz outlined a base transit study and potential grants aiding rail and bus links.
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Lompoc
Sol Lefkowitz
Aerospace Center
Israel carries deep air strikes into Lebanon after Maalot attack
Israeli warplanes launched their heaviest strikes into Lebanon since the 1973 war in retaliation for the Maalot massacre that killed 30 Israelis. Targets near Beirut and in five South Lebanon districts included refugee camps, with Israel warning of further strikes as Egypt and the United States urged restraint.
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Watergate at a glance as hearings extend into tapes
House Judiciary Committee meets in secret to hear more Nixon tape recordings. It subpoenas 11 more tapes and diary notations while delaying a 66 tape batch. Debates over the Sept 15 1972 Dean meeting and naming of William E Simon surface. Chairman Ervin says final report will avoid criminal conclusions. Weather: patchy clouds with cool highs in the 60s to 70s and advisory winds.
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Simon
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C. G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Dwight L. Chapin
Supreme Court
Watergate Committee
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Nixon vows no resignation amid Watergate turmoil
President Nixon tells syndicated columnist James J. Kilpatrick in the Oval Office interview that he will not resign or invoke the 25th Amendment even if impeachment moves forward. He says he can handle foreign policy and his defense, aims to defend the constitutional process, and believes stepping aside would hurt national stability.
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Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
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Washington Star Syndicate
Schmidt chosen as West German chancellor after Brandt
West Germany's Bundestag elected Helmut Schmidt, former finance minister, chancellor by 267 to 225 after Willy Brandt's resignation due to a spy scandal. Schmidt vows a firmer Common Market stance and to close the fear gap between workers and employers, calling uncertainty poison.
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Brandt
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Hamburg
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