Lompoc Planning Commission May Hear Rezoning and Permit Requests
The Lompoc Planning Commission plans two public hearings on Tuesday. Henry H. Diel and Associates seek 38 acres between Barton and Central Avenues for a mobile home park rezoning from R-1. William A. Culberson seeks a conditional use permit for Jose Rodriguez bakery and tortilla shop at 138 North D St. Both items are suggested for continuance. The meeting includes review of the capital improvement program and HUD recertification of the Workable Program through May 1, 1975.
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Skylab docking linkup achieved after emergency fix
Skylab 1 crew after a long day succeeded in hotwiring a broken docking latch to join the Apollo command ship with America's first space station over the Pacific. Commanders Conrad Kerwin and Weitz led the effort with mission control urging rest afterward. The two hour-plus attempt followed earlier failed attempts to free a jammed solar wing and required an EVA to reach the docking probe.
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Market basket price hits new April record at $1480
The Agriculture Department reports the typical annual market basket cost rose 1.6 percent to a record $1,480 in April. Most of the rise came from higher middlemen charges rather than farmers, with beef prices setting another record while pork showed only a small decline.
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Alarming speculation swirls over British sex scandal
In London a parliamentary factious mood grows as whispers warn of more figures linked to a sex scandal following the resignations of Lord Lambton and Lord Jellicoe. Labor MP James Wellbeloved urges PM Heath to act. Liberal MP Pardoe dismisses the charges as voyeurism. Heath calls for no witch hunt.
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Sullivan says talks on all ceasefire issues continue in Paris
U.S. envoy William Sullivan and South Vietnamese officials review ceasefire implementation and discuss what remains unresolved with North Vietnam and the PRG. He notes plans to cover all issues and potential future implications. Also: ICCS Hungarian delegate says Air America crash crew had no ICCS mission. Weather outlook calls for lower clouds tonight and sunny days ahead with specific tide tables.
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Memorial Day Observance and Local Closures in Lompoc
Lompoc Valley joins the nation for Memorial Day weekend with a public service at 10 a.m. Monday by American Legion Post 211. President Nixon urges flag at half staff nationwide. Local businesses announce Monday hours and closures while highway enforcement increases during the period.
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Campora frees prisoners as Argentina ends seven year rule
Argentine President Hector J Campora begins releasing political prisoners within hours of taking office after a seven year military regime. Protests erupt nationwide with mass Peronist support and some street clashes leaving dozens injured.
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Nixon real estate dealings disclosed in San Clemente sale
President Nixon sold 23 acres around his San Clemente home to Robert Abplanalp for 1.249 million, leaving 5.9 acres. The White House said Nixon invested a net of 374,514 in the estate, which he built with a 1.6 million outlay plus a 625,000 loan.
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Richardson sworn as attorney general pledges fairness and fearlessness
Elliot L Richardson was sworn in as attorney general in a White House ceremony amid Watergate tensions. He pledged fairness and fearlessness in protecting rights and pursuing truth, while noting strained institutions would endure. Guests included former officials and Kleindienst, who resigned over Watergate links.
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