Israel Accepts Kissinger Sadat Plan For Prisoner Exchange
Israeli officials say Israel accepts a Kissinger Sadat compromise offering a prisoner exchange and a UN supervised corridor to the trapped Egyptian 3rd Army. It outlines direct Egypt Israel talks for the first time since the 1948 war, with Cairo losing full control of the route and a sea blockade to end.
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Kissinger
Cairo
Jordan
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Feisal
Amman
King Hussein
Middle East
Joseph Sisco
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Sisco
Sadat
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Suez Canal
Nixon energy crisis plan urges nation to cut use and conserve
President Nixon calls for a broad, wartime style mobilization to beat the energy crisis. He asks Americans to lower thermostats to 68 and drive more slowly, and urges Congress to implement year around daylight saving time and loosen environmental rules. Senate action on a related energy bill moved forward as Jackson led discussions.
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UPI
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Congress
Freeway case argued on stay of Highway 1 bypass near Lompoc
A three judge panel of the California Court of Appeal heard appeals from bypass opponents and the state. They discussed whether to continue or lift the August stay stalling a $9 million five mile four lane project crossing the east edge of Lompoc. A decision is due within 90 days.
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Second Appellate District
Los Angeles
Lompoc
Limbo
Santa Ynez River
Superior Court
Marion A. Smith
Granite Construction Co
Watsonville
Glimpses Auto Lights Left On In Fog
Morning fog caused vehicles to have their lights on in parking lots while schools limited schedules as elementary students enjoyed shortened days this week due to parent teacher conferences.
Weather outlook with sunny afternoons and mild temps
Night fog or low clouds and morning sun then mostly sunny afternoons through Friday. Highs in the 60s to low 70s, tonight lows around the 50s. Light winds. Friday tides include high tides of 6.4 feet at 8 15 a.m. and 4.3 feet at 9 30 p.m. Low tides 1.5 feet at 1 58 a.m. and minus 1.6 feet at 3 51 p.m.
County agency seeks more Cachuma water for next spring
The Cachuma Conservation Release Board asks the U S Bureau of Reclamation to allow increased project water deliveries next spring. They cite studies claiming yield could rise from 27 800 to 35 000 acre feet through conjunctive operation to ease South Coast shortages without harming rights.
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Dick Praul
Cachuma Conservation Release Board
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Donald B. Cachelin
Cachelin
Bureau
Bureau of Reclamation
The
Water Agency
Cachuma Project
County Water Agency
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District
Release
City to allow Christmas street lights for two weeks
Lompoc City Council approves a two week Christmas lighting window ending Dec 25 and limits private Yule decorations to 10 pm as part of a broader energy conservation plan. The measure, supported by the Northern California Power Agency, favors voluntary actions and may expand to mandatory power controls if needed.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
L-City
Northern California Power Agency
NCPA
Nixon
George Cotsenmeyer
Gene Wahlers
Art Scott
Wahlers
Thrifty Drug Store
U. S
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Exact impact of Diablo Canyon cooling on marine life
AEC and PG&E acknowledge uncertainty over the plant’s thermal effects on the Central Coast marine environment. They predict harmful heat will be confined to about 40 acres near the discharge and may even bolster some species while SSPC questions the model and calls for further study and a dye test before operation.
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Diablo Canyon
Pg&e
The
Atomic Energy Commission
California Department of Fish and Game
Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference
AEC
Diablo Cove
State Dept. of Fish and Game
Diablo
SSPC
Sharpe
Nixon tapes criticized for poor quality by Woods
Rose Mary Woods testified that some Watergate conversations on the tapes were very bad in quality due to extraneous noises from music at a White House ceremony and a banging coffee cup. She said a verbatim transcript was impossible and she could not capture every word.
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UPI
Rose Mary Woods
Nixon
Miss Woods
John J. Sirica
Camp David
White House
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United Fund
Ted Hofmeister
Joe Sesto
Chet Waite
Barbara Paulin
J. Robert Hammond
Hammond
the Water Agency
Bruce Sharpe
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Watergate
Archibald Cox
Jill Vollner
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