Ford to seek federal aid for New York City
President Ford plans a 7:30 p.m. news conference to outline a federal rescue for New York City as state city bankers unions and officials push a self-help plan. Administration sources say aid would be loan guarantees and reflect a city in technical default on short term debts. The action follows Albany's 205 million tax package and a 1 billion investment by the City Teachers' Retirement System. The plan is framed as consistent with prior stance if default occurs and corrective steps are taken.
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Levi orders review of FBI probe into King's death
Attorney General Edward Levi ordered a Justice Department review of the FBI investigation into the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. to decide whether to reopen the case. He noted disclosures about FBI harassment of King over seven years before his 1968 death in Memphis and asked aides Pottinger and Thornburgh to evaluate reopening.
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Lompoc Doctors Propose Steps Over Malpractice Premium Hike
Lompoc District Hospital staff meet to plan responses as malpractice premium increases take effect January 1. Physicians discuss options including self-insurance, quitting surgery, or practicing without coverage, while the board plans December 8 vote on insurer shifts.
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Trustees to face controversial issues after first of the year
Lompoc Unified School District trustees will tackle on campus smoking rules school closures and the hot lunch program after the new year. Superintendent Clarence Bloom aims to present a school closures study at January’s first regular meeting.
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Japan hit by massive public workers wildcat strike
In Tokyo hundreds of thousands of public workers walked out paralyzing trains delaying mail and curbing services nationwide. The 860,000 member unions accuse a 1948 MacArthur era law restricting public sector strikes, prompting government opposition and calls to end the action.
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Thanksgiving morning edition announced for Lompoc Record
The Lompoc Record will publish as a morning newspaper tomorrow for Thanksgiving Day with no afternoon edition. Subscriptions will be delivered by 8 a.m and the circulation office stays open until noon. Editorial, business and ad offices close. Market ads and pre Christmas ads appear in tomorrow's edition.
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LEDA Leaders Urge Community Bid To Revive Valley Economy
LEDA officials and city leaders met at the Royal Coach to press for a coordinated push to boost the Lompoc Valley economy. John Martin warned eight years of efforts have failed, urging an ad hoc committee to pursue industrial parks and new funding, while officials urged tourism and infrastructure moves.
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