Lompoc Public Safety Element Faces Environmental Review
City of Lompoc moves its public safety element to formal review with a two page environmental impact summary noting significant development effects and both short term and long term benefits. Mitigation includes ongoing programs and new actions while warnings note possible social economic disruption and costs to property owners. The plan envisions hazard mitigation tied to state dictates and may require fire service improvements and potential relocations or removals under the Emergency Services Plan.
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Lompoc
Vaughn Proctor
Mike Kaufman
Kaufman
al Autry
City of Lompoc
Madrid Police Die in Terrorist Attacks Mark Franco Anniversary
Three Madrid policemen were killed and a fourth seriously wounded as terrorists raided the city. A crowd of about a million celebrated Franco's 39th rise to power, while diplomats recalled ambassadors in protest of executions of terrorists linked to the same wave of violence.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Spain
Plaza de Oriente
SF officer warned Secret Service about Moore before Ford shooting
San Francisco inspector John O'Shea testified that he warned federal agents that Sara Jane Moore could be another Squeaky Fromme the day before the Ford incident. He said he provided photographs and noted she was not a threat in earlier assurances, and explained the motive was a publicity desire.
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Washington
UPI
San Francisco
Secret Service
FBI
Sara Jane Moore
Miss Moore
Ford
John O'Shea
Senate Appropriations
O’shea
O'Shea
Fromme
Lynette Fromme
Sacramento
Chicago
Congress
North Shore Hilton
Skokie
Ill
California
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress delays Sinai observer approval amid secret pact dispute
Congress will not meet Ford's Friday deadline to approve 200 U S observers for the Sinai agreement. Early next week is possible if lawmakers and the administration settle disputes over secret U S accords with Egypt and Israel. House and Senate panels held hearings and meetings to resolve the issue.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
U.S
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Desert
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House International Relations Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
CIA documents turned over under Colby conditions
A House committee accepted CIA Director Colby conditions for turning over secret Vietnam reports and restricted public disclosure. Colby supplied a classified Tet offensive bundle after deleting words, with Ford’s backing, amid debate on precedent.
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Washington
UPI
A_ House
CIA
William E Colby
Vietnam
Colby
Ford
House Select Committee On Intelligence
Ren. Otis Pike
D-N.y
Emperor Hirohito honors MacArthur in U.S. visit
During his first U S trip Emperor Hirohito ordered a wreath on Gen Douglas MacArthur at the MacArthur Memorial in Norfolk, honoring the wartime commander who accepted Japan's surrender and aided reconstruction. He and Empress Nagako will meet MacArthur's widow in New York and tour colonial relics in Virginia and beyond.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Hirohito
United States
Japan
MacArthur Memorial
Norfolk
Douglas MacArthur
Empress Nagako
MacArthur
New York
Steven Soliah Lived in Lompoc as Child in 1956
Fargo Forum reports Steven Soliah then 27, identified as Patty Hearst’s lover, lived with family in Lompoc California in 1956. He came from Barnsville Minnesota with parents and sisters Kathleen and Josephine and brother Lance. Kathleen and Josephine are being questioned over possession of explosives and illegal weapons. Steven faces harboring the fugitive Patricia Hearst in San Francisco.
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Steven Soliah
Patty Hearst
Lompoc
Fargo, N.D
Chet Gilbert
Steven
Barnsville
Minn
Kathleen
Josephine
Lance
Marty
Lompoc High School
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Zarb warns oil embargo would devastate auto users
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb warned at a Conference Board seminar that a new Arab oil embargo would trigger severe gas shortages and long lines at stations. He said a federal allocation plan may be used only if embargoes recur and urged energy policy to cut dependence on foreign supplies. He noted 10 percent OPEC price hikes are moderate but costly and called for deregulation of natural gas at the wellhead to secure supplies.
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Pike
Ford
United States
New York
UPI
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Conference Board
Ford Administration
Congress
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Ronald Baker
Lato
Mission Hills
Burton Mesa Boulevard
Highway 1
Jane Daly
America
Governor's Palace
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