USSR Rejects Egypt Geneva Peace Talks Invitation
Cairo regrets Moscow's negative stand as the Soviet Union formally declines Egypt's invitation to pro Geneva Middle East peace talks. Cairo notes Egypt Israel the United States and the United Nations agreed to send delegates to next week's talks near the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx while Arab hard liners and the Soviet Union avoid the meeting.
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Egypt
UPI
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vladimir Polyakov
Butros Ghali
Israel
United States
United Nations
Great Pyramids
Soviet backs Syrian Palestinian opposition to Sadat plan
Polyakov carried a Soviet note rebuffing Egypt's Cairo talks invitation and backing the Syrian Palestinian opposition. Ghali criticized Moscow for wasting a chance at peace. Polyakov affirmed support for a Middle East settlement, to be worked out at Geneva.
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United States
Anwar Sadat
Polyakov
Ghali
Cairo
Middle
Leading Economic Indicators Rise 0.7 Percent in October
The Commerce Department reports the Leading Economic Indicators up 0.7 percent in October marking the fourth straight monthly gain and the highest level in four years. Key drivers are building permits and the money supply with housing activity at four year highs. President Carter pledges a substantial tax cut in 1978 to spur growth.
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UPI
Commerce Department
Carter
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
New York
Department
Federal Reserve Board
South Korea Hints Park Visit to United States
Seoul may permit Tongsun Park to travel to the United States because he reportedly wishes to visit, a government source said. The move would address Park as a central figure in the congressional payoff scandal and reflect Seoul’s current stance on his travel.
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South Korea
UPI
Tongsun Park
United States
Korea
U.S
Chacon
Lompoc advisers set to weigh land use on 15 properties
The Lompoc Advisory Committee for the County General Plan will Thursday consider land use for 15 properties around the Wye north of Lompoc. Recommendations move to the county planning commission to aid rewriting the general plan with a possible 10 to 20 acre minimum zoning, limiting each unit to a single home. The 7:30 p.m. meeting occurs in the County Administration Building at Cypress Avenue and E Street.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Wye
County Planning Commission
Thompson
Armstrong
Bosio
Gherini
Moore
Millstein
Nelson
Godet
Rivaldi
Libby
Spacetown
Grossi
Fletcher
Jacobs
Lewis
Weather Outlook: Cooler Stretch Through Thursday
Fair and cooler into Thursday with northerly winds 15 to 30 mph on Oxnard plain. Beach highs near 70, inland near 80, and night lows 45 to 55. Thursday tides include high tides at 2:20 a.m. 3.6 ft and 12:20 p.m. 4.4 ft, with lows at 6:39 a.m. 3.0 ft and 8:01 p.m. 0.7 ft.
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Los Padres panel seeks help on split county assets
The Los Padres County Formation Review Commission urged aid in dividing assets and liabilities if voters split Santa Barbara County, outlining methods and scheduling meetings in Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, and Solvang. A five page letter to Gov. Brown requests a 90 day extension for a feasibility study.
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Los Padres County Review Commission
Santa Barbara County
Gaviota
Lompoc
Robert L. Hedlund
Edmund Brown Jr
Los Padres
Santa Maria
Santa Barbera
Solvang
Hedlund
Commission
John Flynn
Flynn
Pedotti
John D. Kay
William Parsons
Wright
John Patton
Ojai
W. Mark Durley
Durley
Van
Flag Search Sparks Pledge at Lom Poc Library
Walt Holmdahl hurried through Lom poc Library on Tuesday seeking an American flag for the County Formation Review Commission to perform the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Walt Holmdahl
Lompoc
County Formation Review Commission
Carter lauds Egyptian Israeli leaders for peace breakthrough
President Carter commends Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin for direct talks and a historic step toward Middle East peace. He warns Congress over energy plans and outlines a late December to early January overseas trip to Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium.
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Israel
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Jerusalem
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Iran
India
Saudi Arabia
France
Belgium
Sadat
United States
Cairo
Alfred Atherton
U.N
Syria
Libya
Soviet Union
FBI Chief Delays Departure Until February
FBI Director Clarence Kelley agrees to stay till Feb 15 at the request of Attorney General Griffin Bell. Bell aims for Senate confirmation of a new director in coming months after withdrawing Judge Frank Johnson’s nomination due to ill health.
Iranian students protest club ban at Allan Hancock College
About 70 Iranian students at Allan Hancock College faced club disruption after administrator Daniel Chacon deactivated the Iranian Students Association for distributing materials without prior approval. Critics argue the move infringes free speech rights amid tensions over the shah visit and U S human rights policy.
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White House
Iran
Washington
Allan Hancock College
The
Iranian Students Association
ISA
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