County board approves 46000 toxicology lab for drunken driving cases
The Board of Supervisors approved a state funding application for a 46000 toxicology laboratory to handle drunken driving cases. The lab would be housed at Santa Barbara General Hospital in Goleta Valley, with rising case numbers cited by District Attorney Milner.
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Board of Supervisors
David D. Milner
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Goleta Valley
John W. Carpenter
Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara
Carpinteria
Planning Commission
Vandenberg Village Development Co
Aldebaran Ave
Vandenberg Village
San Francisco Firm Named for Final Phase of Study
A San Francisco consultant firm was named to handle phase two of the Public Services Allocation Study with Arthur D. Little, Inc. as the fee payer of 45000. HUD provides 35000, the county covers one third of costs including 10000 cash, and in kind services for the rest. The study aims to finish by next May and plans to assess options from incorporation to county control.
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San Francisco
Arthur D. Little, Inc
C. D. Herrmann
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Board of Supervisors
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta Valley
Carriers Honored in Lompoc Record Special Awards
Jimmy Walker of 1304 W Olive Lompoc and Brian Fraser of 524 Gum St VAFB received monthly honors for October and top overall performance. Fraser led with 51 starts and a 500 catalog point bonus while Walker had 15 starts. Both earned multiple awards and compete for Carrier of the Year with bonds and trophies to be presented at a banquet.
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Lompoc
Jimmy Walker
Raymond Walker
W. Olive
Brian Fraser
Msgt
Richard H. Fraser
Gum Street
Vafb
Fraser
Walker
Kenneth L. Adam
Lompoc Record Publications
Soviet masterspy Rudolf Abel dies at 68 in Moscow
Rudolf Abel, the Soviet masterspy exchanged for U2 pilot Powers in 1962, died of lung cancer in Moscow. A KGB colonel who led a ring supplying U S military and atomic secrets for 11 years, he was arrested in New York in 1957, convicted, and later swapped in the Berlin Wall shadow.
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Texas
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Dwight D Eisenhower
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Lean
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Seven Americans killed in Vietnam amid wide fighting
Seven Americans died in Vietnam on Monday including two who triggered a mine near Hue. Other U.S. losses came from noncombat accidents and airstrikes in Laos and Cambodia. The casualty list notes five injuries and several helicopter crashes, with ongoing battles in Laos and near Phnom Penh.
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UPS
Vietnam
Hue
U.S
North Vietnam
H Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Central Highlands
Phnom Penh
Samrong
UPI
Vientiane
Xieng Khaung
Ban Nathom
Plain of Jars
Muong Phalne
Nine escape from Crumlin Road prison in Belfast
Nine inmates fled Crumlin Road prison during daylight through two rope ladders flung over a 25 foot wall. Prison guards clashed with escaping prisoners as British troops and police cordoned streets within two miles. by late afternoon none were recaptured and several internees’ statuses remained unsettled.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Crumlin Road
Irish Republican Army Ira
St. Malachy’s College
Home Affairs Ministry
Home Office
Long Kesh
British lord rebukes Martha Mitchell for curtsy snub
The Earl of Lindsay wrote to Martha Mitchell criticizing her for not curtsying to Queen Elizabeth at a Buckingham Palace garden party. He suggested she should bow to foreign monarchs and noted he would bow to President Nixon if invited to the White House.
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UPI
Earl of Lindsay
Martha Mitchell
U.S
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Mitchell
Ladies Home Journal
Lord Lindsay
Daily Telegraph
Lindsay
Nixon
White House
Heavy snow alerts cover Arizona Colorado New Mexico
Weather warnings from United Press International indicate heavy snow in portions of Arizona Colorado and New Mexico. Rain observed in the East and Southwest while gale warnings stretch west from Key West Florida. Elsewhere fair conditions prevail with showers and thunderstorms active in eastern New Mexico and the Texas panhandle.
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United Press International
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Key West
Fla
Panhandle
Texas
Dalhart
Tex
Tuccincari and
Clovis
N.M
Mississippi Valley
Upper Plains
Planning rezoning sought for auto wrecking yard in Lompoc
Development receives approval with a public hearing set for November 29 to consider rezoning 4.8 acres in Lompoc Valley for an auto wrecking yard. The site lies about a quarter mile south of Olive Avenue and a fifth of a mile west of Badger Road, with William M. Perry the applicant.
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Commission
Lompoc Valley
Olive Ave
Badger Rd
William M. Perry
Youths Study Government Begins County Conference
One hundred thirty nine students from 17 high schools in the county joined faculty members at the County Administration Building in Santa Barbara for the fourth annual Youth in Government Conference. Board of Supervisors Chairman Daniel G. Grant welcomed participants and saluted Supervisor Curtis Tunnell for initiating the project. Tunnell hoped tours and sessions with county officials would spark interest in local government and future careers.
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Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Daniel G. Grant
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Tunnell
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