Carter Ford plan first face to face transition meeting
Carter and Ford will meet in Washington for the first face to face transition meeting since Carter won the presidency. The exact time is not set. Carter’s office said the meeting was arranged after a call between the two leaders.
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Arab League peacekeeping advances in Beirut occupation
Arab League troops readied to move north to Tripoli and south to Sidon to secure Lebanon. 11 000 troops deployed in Beirut bring silence to 19 months of fighting. The city woke to an unusually quiet night as restraint replaced gunfire and the airport near Beirut was expected to reopen soon. Yasser Arafat presided over a Palestinian leadership meeting amid the occupation.
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Brezhnev Tito talks end early and tree of peace planted
Soviet leader Brezhnev and Yugoslav President Tito held a second round of talks with assurances of no invasion plans. Brezhnev planted a Tree of Peace at Friendship Park in a brief ceremony witnessed by a Russian TV crew as a third session was set for the evening. Tens of thousands filled streets along the motorcade through Belgrade, many children released from school.
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Hedlund to Review Welfare and Parks Overhaul After taking office
Supervisor elect Hedlund plans limited initial changes to about 60 county committees. He aims to reshape welfare administration and the Parks and Recreation Department, while keeping continuity on the water committee and planning commissions. He backs advertising and interviewing for all appointments and seeks broad citizen participation. He recalls campaign criticism and emphasizes growth direction and public input.
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Conjunctive River Use Report At Santa Ynez Meeting
A progress report on the conjunctive use study will air at 7 30 p m Thursday during the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District Board meeting at the district office 3622 Sagunto St Santa Ynez County Water Agency engineers compiled statistics on the conjunctive use study urged by the state and mandated by the Board of Supervisors using Cachuma and underground south coast water to gauge overall yield Also on the agenda Gibraltar Reservoir downstream releases and an environmental impact report for Project 23960 with a public hearing.
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Brown named interim Solvang Justice Court judge
Frederick S. Rick Brown of Los Olivos was appointed by the Board of Supervisors to serve as interim judge of the Solvang Justice Court to fill the unexpired term of Royce Lewellen. Brown had been elected to a full term starting Jan 1, 1977, and will serve as interim judge until then. Supervisor Francis H. Beattie noted Brown was the only applicant.
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Lompoc considers bingo ordinance and city hall meeting agenda
City Council to introduce a chapter legalizing Bingo with licensing limits on prizes to 250 dollars and six hour daily cap. Public bingo requires open access, 18 plus players, and physical presence. Meeting 7:30 p.m. at City Hall 119 W. Walnut Ave. Also on agenda is Knights of Pythias hall purchase option for a Senior Center and cable prewiring requirements plus 368000 in CDBG funds.
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Condemned killer Gilmore and fiancée in apparent death pact
Condemned killer Gary Gilmore and his fiancée Nicole Barrett were found unconscious from overdoses in what authorities suspect was a death by own action pact. Gilmore, 35, was in serious condition from seconal with hope of recovery. Barrett, 20, was in critical condition after taking sleeping pills.
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Ford to weigh future carefully after vacation
President Ford, returning from California, says he will do a lot of looking and listening before deciding his private life. Press secretary Ron Nessen says Ford remains focused on serving as president through January 20 and will announce any decisions once made. Weather notes accompany report with warm to hot conditions and coastal to inland temperature spread.
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