Hijacked KLM Jet Released 255 Passengers In Malta
Three Palestinian guerrillas freed 255 captives aboard a hijacked KLM 747 in Valletta Malta then refueled in Dubai before continuing toward Aden. The plane carried 10 crewmen and KLM Vice President A W Witholt who volunteered as a hostage to secure release of eight stewardesses and passengers.
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White House pressure on SBA loans to McRae Construction
Congressional investigator cites memos showing White House pressure on the Small Business Administration to guarantee loans for Benny McRae Construction Co. in Portsmouth Virginia. The probe notes prior guarantees totaling 250000 and a later 100000 credit line while disputes over loan disbursement and business practices were raised.
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Glimpses of Artists Painting Christmas Window Scenes
Valley poinsettia plants in full bloom frame a seasonal scene as artists busy painting business windows with festive Christmas imagery.
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Lompoc Names Alan Davidson as City Attorney
Alan Davidson, previously Fresno assistant city attorney, is named Lompoc city attorney and will join staff January 2. The unanimous vote followed a special executive session. Davidson, 46, has 12 years with Fresno's legal staff, was born in San Diego, and is Hastings Law School graduate. He and wife Sue have two sons, Brian and Philip, and admire Lompoc Valley for its friendliness.
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Lompoc Council approves restudy of dam feasibility
By a 4-0 margin the Lompoc City Council voted to ask the U S Bureau of Reclamation to restudy the Lompoc Narrows Dam feasibility and include the Salsipuedes Creek project in the review if funded in 1974-75. Mayor Stevens said there is a need for supplemental water and opponents questioned commitments.
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Weather Outlook With Fog and Warmer Temperatures
Fair today and tonight with local late night fog or low clouds. Increasing clouds Wednesday with slightly warmer highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Lows tonight in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Northwest wind 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday tides include high of 5.4 feet at 10 54 a.m. and lows of 2.8 feet at 4 41 a.m. and 0.0 at 6 33 p.m.
Secretary shows how she erased tape in court
Rose Mary Woods demonstrated how she says she accidentally erased part of a White House tape in UPI report from Washington. Judge Sirica ordered turnover of Woods office equipment to determine how 18 minutes were erased from a June 20 1972 recording. The public hearing opened with the first public playback of White House tape containing Nixon aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman. Senate Watergate committee subpoenas for Hughes employees and clarifications on enforcement were discussed as hearings were postponed until January.
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Nixon tax forms release undecided by White House
President Nixon has not decided if he will release his income tax forms yet. A White House spokesman said a group is working to provide complete information this week and the format remains unspecified. Nixon told senators at the White House he expected to release returns in a day or two, but public access remains uncertain. He has admitted paying nominal taxes in 1970 and 1971 after a half million dollar deduction for vice presidential papers.
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Energy crisis forces United to furlough 1000 workers
United Airlines plans to furlough more than 1,000 employees including 300 pilots amid the energy crisis and canceled 100 daily flights. President Carlson said cancellations were set before Nixon's 15 percent jet fuel cut and other firms join voluntary energy conservation. Sohio Phillips Skelly to close company stations Sundays and Saturday nights.
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County Board Holds Off On Lower Speed Limits
County supervisors delayed action on reducing county fleet speeds pending possible national legislation. Tests on 50 mph limits between Santa Barbara and Santa Maria showed 2 percent gas savings but 45 minutes longer per trip. Governor action and federal authority on FAS funded roads were discussed.
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Mini-substation proposed to boost Lompoc area police presence
Mission Hills and Vandenberg Village residents back a plan for a Sheriff's mini substation. Sgt. Richard Baldiviez will present at 7:30 p.m. at Mission Hills Community Center with Sheriff-Coroner John W. Carpenter likely to attend. He suggests staffing from vacant county homes at the Burton-Mesa fire station, aiming for a central hub between communities.
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