SLA trio vanishes in Los Angeles investigation widens
Investigators trace three SLA members to Watts Los Angeles after a sporting goods store incident. Harris and Emily Harris identified. a young woman described as pale completed the trio as shots fired from a van. Linda Ensley reports possible sightings near the white house edge of Watts. Harris tied to the SLA as the Teko figure connected to the San Francisco bank robbery tape.
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Patricia Hearst
Sullivan
William Taylor Harris
SLA
Emily
Harris
Emily Harris
Linda Ensley
White House
Watts
Teko
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Nixon exonerated in Ellsberg break in case
In a UPI report from Washington, Leon Jaworski declares no evidence Nixon authorized or knew of the 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist break in. The filing aims to defeat defense motions by six defendants. Mentioned defendants include Ehrlichman and Colson as aides.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Ellsberg
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
U.S. District Court
Daniel Ellsberg
Jaworski
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Senate Watergate Committee
James D. St. Clair
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Israeli forces strike guerrilla base inside Lebanon and border targets
Israeli commandos hit a guerrilla base one mile inside Lebanon and planes struck targets near the border in retaliation for the Maalot massacre. Damascus and Beirut reported air battles and casualties as Israel denied ground contact and Kissinger condemned the raids.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Damascus
Israel
Beirut
Tel Aviv
Maalot
Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger Party
Hancock to open Lompoc campus with Hapgood site plan
Allan Hancock College moves toward a Lompoc campus in Hapgood School in seven rooms pending school board action. Wegner and Hancock officials favor Hapgood location, while Maple High School may move to Los Padres at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Los Padres closing this fall due to enrollment decline.
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Allan Hancock College
Lompoc
Hapgood
Glen Wegner
Maple High School
Los Padres
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Wegner
Maple
Walter Conrad
Hancock
Edmund Burke
Conrad
Cabrillo High School
Floradale Avenue
Cabrillo
Mission Fiesta draws 10000 to La Purisima over weekend
Ten thousand visitors are expected at La Purisima Mission for the two day Mission Fiesta. Fred Smith explains public admission is free and the schedule includes children's parade crafts luncheon dances and a final bell ringing with MCs Tony Palato and Bob Lilley guiding events.
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la Purisima Mission
Fred Smith
el Presidente
la Purisima Mission Association
Sol Lefkowitz
la Canada
Robert Young
el Camino School
Rosemary Cadean
Tony Palato
Mexican Social Organization
Bob Lilley
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Ann Sweet
Mission Chapel
St. Anthony Seminary
Santa Barbara
Ballet Guerrero
St. Anthony Choir
Reina del Mar
Native Daughters
Will MC
San Martin Cafe
George Cotsenmeyer
Fiesta
Alex Bobodillia
Weather Outlook Mixed With Coastal Winds
Weather fair this morning becomes partly cloudy this afternoon through Saturday with a chance of light showers. Cooler inland today with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s and lows in the 30s to 40s with possible frost. Small craft advisory for the coast with northwest winds 15 to 30 mph. Tides listed for Saturday Sunday and Monday with high tides between 3.5 and 6.0 feet and low tides from negative to 1.5 feet.
Kissinger proposes American ideas to end Golan standoff
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger floated American ideas in a bid to break the deadlock between Israel and Syria over the Golan Heights disengagement. Fighting continued for the 67th day as Israeli raids into Lebanon and commando actions occurred while Kissinger pressed for a breakthrough on a cease fire line.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
Shimon Peres
Kissinger
Damascus
Meir
Jerusalem-Damascus
Former Pennsylvania coop official pleads guilty in Nixon fund case
Richard L. Allison, 42, former president of Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers, pleads guilty to nonwillful illegal contributions to Nixon 1972 reelection. He receives a $1,000 suspended fine and one month unsupervised probation. The co op faces a $5,000 penalty for the $50,000 donation tied to an honorarium for Earl Butz.
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Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania
Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Richard L. Allison
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers
Lehigh Valley
Allentown
Hart
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Richard S. Stevens
Allison
Stevens
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Maj Britt Dias
Stephanie Bullock
Lompoc Unified School District
Hancock College Board of Trustees
Mission Fiesta
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