Beirut under siege as 750 killed and wounded in fighting
Beirut is shaken by savage day and night clashes between Christian and Moslem forces. More than 750 dead and wounded. shells strike Beirut homes and a Palestinian refugee camp classroom. Libya's Maj. Jalloud meets leaders amid talks shaping Lebanon's future.
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UPI
Libya
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Aley
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Zghorta
Suleiman Franjieh
Maj
Abdel Salam Jalloud
Damascus
Yasser Arafat
Hafez Assad
Hancock Trustees Set Salary Talks and Budget Steps
Trustees of Allan Hancock College will hear the first salary proposals tomorrow night from certificated and classified staff as a precursor to the 1976 77 budget. Classified staff push for cost of living raises while certificated seek COLA plus parity with instructional salaries. The board also plans to withdraw from the California League of Federally Aided School Districts and back a regional adult and vocational education council.
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Allan Hancock College
Walter Conrad
California League of
California
Lompoc Unified
Hancock
North County
Chamber Press Club to sponsor county supervisor forum
The Chamber of Commerce and Lompoc Press Club co host a Meet the Press dinner forum for five candidates for the 4th district county supervisor post at the Lompoc Elks Lodge. A no host social hour runs 6 7 p m with dinner at 7 p m and the forum from 8 to 9 30 p m. Reservations via Chamber 736 4567.
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The
Lompoc
Robert L Hedlund
Robert C. Lilley
Alberta L. Morgan
Art Scott
Phyllis C. White
Harry Crompe
Lompoc Record
Dick Anderson
Santa Barbara News-Press
Bob Janacek
Klom Radio
Bill Leary
Martin Marietta Co
Chamber Board
Dick Praul
Chamber
Freak crash kills woman at Vandenberg Base
Kathryn M. Wilson, 24, of 408 Locust Ave., died at Base Hospital after a car pinned her against her vehicle in a freak accident at Base Service Station 2. The driver was a 16 year old. his name is withheld. Dennis Lee Chaves, 18, was seriously injured when he fell from a motorcycle on North Avenue at L Street. He remained in stable condition at Lompoc Hospital with head injuries. In Washington, CAB consumer advocate opposed 12 airlines proposing higher domestic excursion fares, calling it a bait and switch harming travelers booked under existing discounts.
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Lompoc
Kathryn M. Wilson
Locust Ave
Dennis Lee Chaves
North M St
North Avenue
L Street
Washington
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Consumer Advocate
CAB
Office of
OCA
Delegates dominate U.S. political campaign across parties
United Press International reports delegates as the primary currency in the race. Reagan leads for Republicans with 491 delegates while Ford trails at 357 and 335 are uncommitted. Carter tops Democrats with 608, Udall 210, 314 uncommitted. Major primaries loom, with Michigan crucial for Ford and Maryland a battleground for Carter.
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Ronald Reagan
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Reagan
New Mexico
Carter
Michigan
Maryland
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Frank Church
Nebraska
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Washington
Lompoc Council Eyes Budget Senior Facility and Improvements
Lompoc City Council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in City Hall with a brief agenda that includes a 1976 77 budget presentation a senior citizen facility proposal at 150 000 a street and alley improvement hearing under 1911 Act provisions and a proposed ordinance to update electrical code rules. The hearing will discuss city and property owner cost shares for improvements totaling 137 964 with the city share 59 605 and votes required vary by who initiated the project. A Civic Building Committee recommendation on the senior facility is subject to negotiation. The council may fill a Parks and Recreation Commission vacancy and review other terms expiring this year.
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Lompoc
City Hall
Barry Coughlin
Commission On Aging
Civic Building Committee
Knights of Pythias
Church of Christ
Walnut
Gene L. Wahlers
Major quake rocks Soviet Central Asia with heavy damage
A massive earthquake struck Soviet Central Asia causing major damage and possible casualties. Tass reported magnitude 8 to 9 on the Soviet scale with destructive to devastating potential as the epicenter near Bokhara and Samarkand areas. Officials warned of aftereffects and relief efforts, while casualties remained unconfirmed.
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UPI
Italy
Tass
London
Bokhara
Afghanistan
Tashkent
Samarkand
Bukhara
Gazli
Tamdybulak
Central Asia
Ehrlichman Conviction Upheld in 1971 Break-In Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld former White House aide John D. Ehrlichman's conviction for involvement in the 1971 break-in at Dr. Lewis J. Fielding's Beverly Hills office. The same panel affirmed J. Gordon Liddy's conviction, but reversed the convictions of Bernard Barker and Eugenio Martinez.
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Beverly Hills
Lewis J. Fielding
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