Ex POW Jensen makes speaking mission from Vandenberg AFB
Lt Col Jay R Jensen of Vandenberg AFB shares his six year POW experience and views on amnesty and youth establishment in talks to civic groups schools and clubs after publishing Six Years in Hell in 1974. He says he will keep speaking as long as audiences ask and notes strong public interest despite limited press coverage. Jensen arrived at Vandenberg Aug 16 and has already fielded over 30 speaking requests as back to school events loom and movie premieres approach.
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Hearst Harris Indicted by Los Angeles Grand Jury
Patricia Hearst and Emily and William Harris were indicted on 11 counts including robbery kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon by a Los Angeles County grand jury. Bail set at 500000 each. they are in Los Angeles County Jail and ordered to arraign Friday morning.
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Long Beach
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Lompoc
Bert Jackson
Sausalito
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O' Bryan
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Berkeley
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House OKs 112 Billion Defense Bill Despite CIA Budget Fight
The U S House approved a 112 billion defense spending bill on a 353 61 vote sending it to the Senate. Debates centered on revealing the CIA portion hidden inside a 2 billion Air Force procurement item. University of California news mention.
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Wholesale prices rise again in September report says
UPI reports Labor Department data show September wholesale prices up 0.6 percent led by food, fuels, and metals. Over three months, costs climbed at an 11.1 percent annual rate, signaling inflationary pressure and potential consumer price increases ahead.
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Lompoc public safety element weighs risks and human needs
The article discusses the state mandated safety element for Lompoc's general plan, focusing on geologic hazards and earthquake risks. It notes surveys of downtown buildings, water and utility vulnerabilities, and measures from uniform building codes, with zoning tools and open space overlays to manage unacceptable risk, leaving ultimate choices to residents.
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Vaughn Proctor
Mike Kaufman
al Autry
Ford Welcomes Hirohito With Ceremonial Honors at White House
President Ford greeted Emperor Hirohito at the White House in a first state visit by a Japanese ruler. A 21 gun salute accompanied by cheers as the Rising Sun and Stars and Stripes flew, with Hirohito and Empress Nagako noting improved relations and shared goodwill.
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Channel diversion questions answered
Lompoc Water Commission heard whether Miguelito Channel water could be diverted for city use or percolate to recharge underground basins. Officials said an impervious barrier would prevent aquifer recharge and that improving the channel would not greatly enlarge it.
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Max Wilson
Lompoc Resource Conservation
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