Lompoc Council OKs impact study guidelines and fees
The Lompoc City Council debated and approved a resolution outlining environmental impact study guidelines. The panel raised the private appeal fee to 25 dollars and discussed who conducts major versus minor studies, with city attorney James Longtin defending city control over consultant selection. The vote also introduced HUD related park land appraisals and a new off street parking and loading ordinance.
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Ray McCuen
Lompoc
James Longtin
Longtin
State Supreme Court
Art Scott
Scott
Robert Lilley
Santa Ynez River Park
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Hijacked Mexicana flight returns from Havana
Seventy three passengers and seven crew members of a Mexicana Airlines hijacked jet returned to Mexico City from Havana where 13 guerrillas held 320000 dollars in ransom. Two Americans Wesley Parsons and Charles Dill were onboard and U S Embassy officials helped them through procedures.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexicana Airlines
Havana
Wesley Parsons
Charles Dill
U.S
Ricardo Ortiz Chacon
Monterrey
Mexico
Nuevo Leon
Luis M. Farias
Cuba
Democrats Map Goals for 93rd Congress After Nixon Win
In Washington Democrats chart a 93rd Congress agenda including tax reform consumer protection national health insurance and a higher minimum wage. They plan votes on bills vetoed by Nixon and begin a race for House majority leader as Hale Boggs remains missing.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Cme
Hale Boggs
D-La
Boggs
Nick Begich
Alaska
Thomas P. O’ Neill
Dmass
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Carl Albert
Albert
George S. McGovern
Capitol Hill
Nixon Aims Reform Focus in Second Term
President Nixon outlined a second term centered on reform using existing institutions more efficiently and curbing new social programs. He said changes would touch personnel and executive structure, emphasizing fiscal restraint over big new spending while planning continued foreign policy emphasis.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Florida White House
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Virgin Islands
Democratic
North Vietnam
Peking
Moscow
Haig Confers With Thieu Over Peace Settlement Language
Gen Alexander Haig flew to Saigon to meet President Nguyen Van Thieu about objections to wording in a proposed Vietnam peace draft. Haig was to confer Friday with Thieu and return by weekend. Thieu fears an unpublished paragraph could imply a coalition government.
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Saigon
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Alexander M. Haig
Thieu
White House
Hanoi Radio
Kissinger
Peace Talks Split Over Vietnam Exit as Nixon Re-Elected
At the Paris peace talks US officials predicted nearer peace with Nixon reelection and a possible final Kissinger meeting. North Vietnam warned peace is not tomorrow, accusing the United States of delaying a cease-fire and arming South Vietnam while双方 fault the other for escalations. A Saigon negotiator condemned North Vietnam for failing to pledge force reductions as a base film showing was canceled at Vandenberg AFB.
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Paris
UPS
United States
Nixon
Inodchina
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
North Vietnam
William J. Porter
U.S
David Lambert
Kissinger
Lambert
Porter
Nguyen Minh Vy
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Mme. Nguyen Thi Binh
Vandenberg Afb Base
Air Force
Hart weighs recount after tight election loss to MacGillivray
Gary Hart studying a possible recount of the General Election results in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties where Hart led in Santa Barbara but trailed in San Luis Obispo and ended with 60,944 to 60,037 in Santa Barbara and 65,860 to 66,553 in San Luis Obispo. He said advisers may request a recount within 48 hours if tabulation flaws appear. Balloting in the Fourth Supervisorial District favored MacGillivray 8,062 to 5,351 excluding absentee votes.
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Gary Hart
W. Don MacGillivray
Hart
Santa Barbara
MacGillivray
San Luis Obispo County
Democrats propose rethink of party reforms and leadership
Disenchanted Democrats discussed a counter revolution against the landslide loss and McGovern’s overhaul plan. They urged a move toward the middle and a shift from Jean Westwood as national party chair, while not reversing the 1968 and 1972 reform decisions.
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Washington
UPI
McGovern
National Party
Jean Westwood
George S. McGovern
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Olive Avenue
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Nguyen Xuan Phong
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