Honey dismissal expected in Isla Vista riot case
Sheriff John W. Carpenter was set to announce the dismissal of Capt. Joel B. Honey amid a medical disability claim. Honey's attorney said a physician certified incapacity due to ulcers and back pains, potentially affecting Civil Service procedures. Dennis G. Merenbach was named to represent the department with fees up to 4000 dollars.
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John W. Carpenter
Joel B. Honey
Isla Vista
Honeys
James T. Lindsey
Honey
Carpenter
Civil Service Commission
Board of Supervisors
Dennis G. Merenbach
Sheriff's Department
Merenbach
Lindsey
Foreign aid workers report to work despite funding lapse
In Washington 3000 AID employees and staff at Defense and other agencies reported for duty as authorities’ spending authority expired at midnight. Lawmakers expected a new continuing resolution soon and urged continued operation without pay while noting attendance nearly normal in five large AID offices.
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Foreign Aid Agency
John Hannah
Washington
Yorty Enters Presidential Campaign
Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Angeles announces he will seek the Democratic nomination in the New Hampshire primary on March 7. He plans only to contest New Hampshire for now, noting the California primary may cap the campaign and other states could follow.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sam Yorty
New Hampshire
Yorty
California
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
China casts first U N vote against United States
China casts its first United Nations vote backing a resolution critical of the United States and calling to curb Rhodesian chrome imports. The measure passed 106 to 2 as the American delegation abstained. only Portugal and South Africa opposed.
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United Nations
UPI
China
United States
Rhodesia
Portugal
South Africa
U.N
U.S. Congress
Chiao Kuanhua
Chiano
Russia
U.S
Communist China
New York
People of China
Kennedy International Airport
Pay Board weighs retroactive teacher pay and price moves
The Pay Board debated retroactive three month back pay for 2.2 million teachers and related raises as part of its afternoon session while keeping its stance against backdated increases. The Cost of Living Council reversed a prior exemption, forcing large firms to notify the Price Commission before price hikes, affecting auto industry plans and UAW negotiations.
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Washington
UPI
Pay Board
George H. Boldt
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission
United Auto Workers
Three Eastward Central Avenue Plans Presented in Lompoc
At a joint Beautification Commission and Environmental Quality Committee meeting in Lompoc, three options for extending Central Avenue eastward to Route 1 were outlined. County officials favor a two to four lane progression with a future expressway, preserving a wide right of way and avoiding widening Ocean Avenue, while the state highway plan calls for straight extension that would remove a 95-tree eucalyptus stand in the northeast.
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Steve LaRue
Beautification Commission and Environmental Quality Committee
State Highway Department
County Planning Commission
Central Avenue
Leland Stewart
Central
Stewart
Vandenberg
Ocean Avenue
State Division of Highways
Dewey Bishop
Central Ave
Lompoc
Senate votes tax relief for college parents amid split welfare notes
The Senate approved a tax deduction plan for parents with dependent college students worth 325 per child up to 25 000 income. The panel rejected a 1.7 billion sales tax relief for the poor. Critics said the move aided richer families and would prompt higher tuition.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
House
Senate Conference Committee
Lompoc Council Eyes Park Plan Rejection And HUD Move
The Lompoc City Council will discuss halting the O Street park project after the Parks and Recreation Commission opposed it due to a price dispute with landowners who want 3200 per acre instead of 1700. The panel also backs canceling HUD funds and reallocating 8000 for other park programs.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
O Street
City Hall
la Canada Elementary
Commission
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban
City Water Commission
Lompoc Dam
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Elbert
Helen Thompson
Richard Mires
County Housing Authority
Senior Citizens Club
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