Oil supply squeeze strains U S air bases in Asia and Europe
Arab refineries in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia halt fuel exports while Singapore also halts deliveries to the United States. UPI reports Bangkok sources say the boycott has dried up jet fuel for bases in Thailand and forces use of alternate supplies as bases in Asia shift. Nordic and European talks on oil policy follow new ministerial meetings. SAS cancels daily Stockholm to New York flights due to the oil crisis.
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Bahrain
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
U.S
Southeast Asia
UPI
Robert Kaylor
Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Scandinavian Airlines System
SAS
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Bergen
Norway
New York
Nixon rules out ban on Sunday driving
President Nixon has ruled out banning Sunday driving to ease the energy crisis, with weekend gas station closings still under consideration. Roy Ash says Nixon will announce a program soon as officials outline options and address possible electricity brownouts and oil embargo retaliation.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Ash
Rogers C. B. Morton
John A. S. McGlennon
Environmental Protection Agency
Boston
New England
John Love
White House
Morton
Interior Department
Eric Zaussner
Energy and Minerals
Lompoc Council OKs 38000 in City Outlays
With a bare quorum the Lompoc City Council approved two city funded outlays totaling 38000 for the Environmental Resource Management Study and water plant improvements plus 18000 for Engine II refurbishment. A third related cost was deferred and a TAC membership dispute arose over whether non city residents may join the advisory panel.
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Lompoc
Art Scott
Sol Lefkowitz
Citizens Technical Advisory Committee
TAC
Glimpses Of Turkey Sales Reported Brisk
The Lompoc Record notes brisk turkey sales as a update item while announcing preparations to move presses to a new building.
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Turkey
Lompoc Record
Weather summary for Lompoc area with light rain and tides
Overnight rainfall at Lompoc Water Treatment Plant was three hundredths of an inch, bringing the season total to 1.75 inches. Fair through Thanksgiving with morning fog and little temperature change. Highs in the upper 50s to low 60s, lows 30s to 40s. Small craft advisory for northwest wind 12 to 25 mph. Thursday tides high at 7 51 a.m. 6.2 feet and 9 11 p.m. 3.9 feet. low tides 1.7 feet at 1 32 a.m. and minus 0.4 at 2 54 p.m.
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Lompoc
COME aims to recruit physicians for Lompoc Valley
The Citizens Organization for Medical Expansion led by Mary Mires outlined plans to produce recruiting literature and seek state aid to address a physician shortage in the Lompoc Valley. About 40 people attended a meeting where surveys showed only 25 full time physicians in the area and several nearing retirement.
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Lompoc Valley
COME
Citizens Organization For Medical Expansion
Mary Mires
Special Christmas Edition of Lompoc Record Tomorrow
A 52 page early Christmas merchandising edition of the Lompoc Record will publish tomorrow with the Thanksgiving issue delivered to subscribers at morning hours. Advertisers promote Christmas openings and early Yuletide gift bargains as circulation aims for completion by 9 a.m. Wes Huffman notes.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Wes Huffman
Santa Claus to Lead Lompoc Christmas Parade
Santa Claus will ride the Lompoc Valley Fire Department’s big rig in the 1973 Christmas Parade. More than 1,200 Valley youths are expected to escort him as the parade winds from H Street to Chestnut Avenue with candy for all. The event, themed A Christmas Carol, is organized by the Lompoc Jaycees with sponsorship from the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce, and trophies will be awarded in 12 categories.
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Santa Claus
Lompoc
Amy Centeno
Charlie Centeno
H Street
Bank of America
Valley
St. Nick
Lompoc Valley
Ocean Ave
I Street
Chestnut Ave
Bank of America North
Lompoc Jaycees
Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce
Lompoc City Hall
Housing Authority
West Ocean Avenue
Motor Vehicle Department
Lompoc Council to Decide on Restudy of Dam Project
The Lompoc City Council meets Monday night at City Hall to decide if the federal Bureau of Reclamation should restudy the Lompoc Dam feasibility and related water projects. The move could lead to a county-wide water distribution review without city or county funding.
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Lompoc
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Salsipuedes Creek
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
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Eric Blumenfeld
European Nations
William J. Porter
Bowling Green
Council
George Cotsenmoyer
E. C. Stevens
Mission Hills
Vandenberg Village
Cotsenmoyer
Arneta Crossman
Cotsenmeyer
Crossman
Stevens
Emil Scolari
Bureau of Reclamation
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