Judge orders Woods tape equipment for Watergate hearing
UPI reports Judge John J. Sirica directed Rose Mary Woods to produce her typewriter and a lamp to safeguard evidence in the Watergate tape case. Woods testified she accidentally stopped the tape while transcribing on Oct. 1, denying an 18 minute gap was intentional.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
H.R. Haldeman
White House
Sirica
Miss Woods
Jill Volner
County suffers gas theft during fuel shortage
Thieves siphon gas from county vehicles as salons discuss gasoline conservation. The Board of Supervisors in Santa Maria orders county cars to be parked where they can be best observed. Gas caps with locks are proposed but scarce. Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson notes siphons are also in short supply, drawing laughter at the weekly board session in the County Building.
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Board of Supervisors
Santa Maria
Raymond D. Johnson
Frank J. Frost
Santa Barbara
Egypt warns Israel on ceasefire lines and Geneva talks
Egyptian officials say armed forces are fully prepared for action if Israel does not withdraw to the Oct 22 cease-fire lines. Cairo questions attending the December Geneva peace conference as Kilometer 101 talks resume and Egypt accuses Israel of stalling.
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United Press International
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Ahmed Anis
Cairo
Geneva
Suez Canal
Anis
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez
U.N
Security Council
Suez
Oil sump threat prompts county action at Cat Canyon field
County Petroleum Administrator Joseph P. Green warned the Board of Supervisors a sump with large stores of waste oil in the Cat Canyon Oil Field could break its dam and pollute Sisquoc area drainage. The board denied Robert Felburg’s appeal and directed further action to abate the hazard or pursue legal steps against Felburg or the operator Grubb if needed.
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Joseph P. Green
Board of Supervisors
Cat Canyon
Sisquoc
Green
Robert Felburg
Westlake Village
Ventura County
Felburg
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Grubb
Board OKs final maps for two north county housing tracts
Supervisors approved final maps for Tract 11 679 in Santa Ynez Valley and Tract 11 785 near Vandenberg Village after environmental clearance. They also authorized a UC Regents office lease in Goleta Valley, a Buellton mobile home sales lot permit, a January 21 zoning hearing, and open space and non motorized trail plan amendments.
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North County
Board of Supervisors
Refugio Rd
Santa Ynez Valley
Club House Rd
Inverness Ave
Clubhouse Rd
Vandenberg Village
University of California
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Goleta Valley
Don E. Rowland
Buellton
County outlines energy saving steps for buildings
Supervisors report on Dec 3 for follow up actions and energy savings from measures already taken. Lighting cuts in county offices and exterior flood lights. fountain pumps off. pool drained. chillers shut. hot water off in rest rooms. Pool cars eyed for Santa Maria and Lompoc trips. curtains drawn to cut heat. plan to buy sub compact vehicles.
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Johnson
County Supervisors
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Public hearings scheduled by County Environment Office
The County Office of Environmental Control will hold seven hearings Thursday at the County Building starting 10 a.m. An Miramar Hotel Beach and Racquet Club project input includes an eight court tennis complex and parking at 1555 South Jameson La Montecito. Other items include a Carpinteria Valley plant shelters project and a Hollister Park warehousing proposal near Ellwood Goleta Valley. Continued hearings cover Buellton lot splits west of Calor Dr north of Highway 246 and Fedele three parcel split near Solvang. Also Simas Tepusquet Canyon splits and Searles Tepusquet Rd validation of a 1968 land division.
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County Office of Environmental Control
Miramar Hotel
Jameson la
Montecito
Harry van Wingerden
Carpinteria Valley
Hollister
Goleta Valley
Tepusquet Canyon Rd
Colson Canyon Rd
Gary K
Wynona Sue Searles
Santa Maria
Tepusquet Rd
Foxen Canyon Rd
Defense Budget Cuts Reversed By Appropriations Panel
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed about 2.8 billion from military spending but plans a later 2.5 billion supplemental for a pay raise, effectively canceling most cuts. It also moved to reduce the Air Force F15 program by 41 million, canceled a Navy satellite program, cut 240 million from the Trident submarine program, and dropped 110 million for a site defense anti ballistic system.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Air Force
Pratt and Whitney
Operating Engineers elect new president in San Francisco race
Dale Marr, 57 of Pacifica, won the Local 3 presidency with 6072 votes in a government supervised contest. Norris Casey trailed by 131 votes, with Martin Casey and Paul Edgecombe also among top finishers. Other administration slate winners included Huston, Mayfield, Ivy, and Lewis. Kinchloe was re elected treasurer.
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San Francisco
UPI
Dale Marr
Operating Engineers Union Local 3
Marr
Pacifica
Norris Casey
Casey
National Labor Relations Board
Martin Casey
Paul Edgecombe
Harold Huston
Marysville
Bob Mayfield
San Jose
James
Red) Ivy
Harold J. Lewis
Hawaii
Don Kinchloe
Edgecombe
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Walpole, Mass
Walpole State Prison
Boston
Albert H. DeSalvo
Environment Office
Starbuck
McPeek
North H Street
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Emahan
McMahan
Ry ES
McMahan’s
WOCO
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Alton M
al) Clem
U.S. Labor Department
Jol Good
Northside
Assoc
Northside Merchants
Northside Shopping Center
Insurance
Lompoc, Calif
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