Trustees reject La Honda and Los Padres school closings
In Lompoc, California, the school board voted 3-1 to keep La Honda and Los Padres Elementary Schools open after a heated public hearing. Trustees cited fiscal concerns and population decline, with a February 1973 review planned, and a $100,000 savings goal debated amid protests and a large crowd at the high school.
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Vaughn Proctor
la Honda
Los Padres
Lompoc High School
Karl Braun
Glen Wegner
Braun
Beattie
Lompoc City
Wegner
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Miguelito
Joe Carlin
Lompoc
Evan Brossman
Holmdahl
Valerie Falker
la Honda School
Nixon Brezhnev Agree On 1975 Joint Space Flight Pact
At the Moscow summit Nixon and Brezhnev sign a plan for a 1975 joint earth orbital flight with a three man Apollo craft docking with a Soviet space station for about two days. They also approve a strategic arms limit pact and mutual trade framework.
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Moscow
UPI
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Wallace suspect pleads innocent in Baltimore arraignment
Arthur Bremer, the busboy accused of wounding Gov. George Wallace, pleaded innocent at a federal court arraignment in Baltimore. Judge Northrup kept bail at 200000 despite defense urging a lower amount as Bremer faced a high profile case involving a presidential candidate and a Secret Service agent.
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Baltimore
UPI
Arthur Herman Bremer
George Wallace
Bremer
U.S. District Court
Edward S. Northrup
Northrup
Benjamin Lipsitz
U.S
George Beall
Alabama
Secret Service
McGovern sweeps Oregon and Rhode Island primaries
George S. McGovern easily wins Rhode Island and Oregon primaries, gains 56 delegates, and leads with 506 total delegates. Humprey and Wallace follow, with California the next decisive prize in the push for the Democratic nomination.
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McGovern
Oregon, R
United Press International
George S. McGovern
Rhode Island
Oregon
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Missouri
Senate committee clears tough anti war bill on Vietnam
The Foreign Relations Committee approved the Mansfield amendment calling for total US withdrawal by August 31 and disengagement from Vietnam Cambodia and Laos when enemy releases all prisoners and ceases fire. The move may mainly speed action on a related bill and Kleindienst nomination.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard G Kleindienst
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Wallace pleased with second in Oregon primary
Wallace, recovering from a near fatal shooting, was told he finished second in the Oregon Democratic primary. He expressed satisfaction and insisted he would press on with his campaign. Hospital bulletin noted marked improvement in his general condition but no change in paralysis. Wallace had previously won Maryland and Michigan, with McGovern leading Humphrey in Oregon.
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Silver Spring
UPI
George C. Wallace
Oregon
Alabama
Wallace
Holy Cross
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Laurel
Washington
Maryland
Michigan
George S McGovern
Hubert H Humphrey
Elvin Stanton
Nixon
Spiro T Agnew
O'Brien
Miami Beach
Budget conference to resolve eight billion plan
A six member legislative conference committee meets in Sacramento to reconcile differences on a nearly eight billion dollar state budget. The Senate rejected Assembly amendments that increased the budget to 7.88 billion, 271 million above Gov Reagan's proposal. DYreka leads the Finance panel as talks begin amid large La Honda attendance.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Conference Committee
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Honey appeal hearing nears end amid dispute over dismissal
Rival counsel clash at the County Civil Service Commission as Sheriff Carpenter defends firing Joel B. Honey, former sheriff's captain and narcotics chief, amid claims of political debt and misconduct charges. The hearing room filled with spectators as Honey's supporters contest the dismissal.
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Dick Praul
Joel B. Honey
Civil Service Commission
James T. Lindsey
John W. Carpenter
Honey
Carpenter
Isla Vista
Dennis Merenbach
County Planning Commission
Has water project shut down crisis rattles California
Sacramento UPI reports California water project workers walk out for 12.5 percent pay rise triggering a clash over whether the system shut down. Project chief Gianelli denies full shutdown while FBI and state investigators probe alleged equipment tampering.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
William Gianelli
FBI
CSEA
Walter Taylor
Gianelli
Bakersfield
Oroville Dam
California Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
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DeWayne Holmdahl
Archie Nagle
Marge Thomas
Brezhnev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Houston
Tex
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
William P. Rogers
Vladimir Kirillin
Soviet Committee For Science and Technology
Borovikho
Khrushchev
Henry A. Shapiro
Catherine Hall
Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
New Jersey
New Mexico
South Dakota
Portland
Ore
Randolph Collier
Dyreka
Joel Honey
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