Glidden antique auto tour rolls through Lompoc Valley
Lompoc residents cheered the 24th annual Glidden antique automobile tour as it arrived in Ryan Park for a box lunch and a local welcome by Councilman Art Scott in Mayor MacClure’s absence. Officials from the Antique Automobile Club of America and Chamber of Commerce greeted the touring party before the group left for Santa Barbara after visits in Santa Maria Morro Bay and other Central Coast stops.
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Lompoc Valley
Ryan Park
Morro Bay Area
Art Scott
Robert MacClure
Chamber of Commerce
Lompoc
Leslie Henry
Antique Automobile Club of America
Henry Ford Museum
Dick LaBree
al Whiting
Lampoc
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Monterey
Carmel
Morro Bay
Seven Arrested in Surf to Lompoc Drug and Evading Arrest Sweep
Sheriff's deputies and Lompoc Police net seven suspects, five men and two 16 year old girls, on charges including possession of dangerous drugs and evading arrest. James Milton Withrow and Donald Zook faced possession charges, August Iacono interfered with arrest, Joseph Fanello and Russell Alexander faced possession and evading arrest, with bail amounts listed. Juveniles were released to parents after the Surf Depot roundup near Surf and M Street.
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Sheriff's Department
Surf
Lompoc
James Milton Withrow
N. B St
Donald Sheldon Zook
W. Date Ave
August A. Iacono
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Withrow
Zook
Iacono
Joseph Fanello
E. College Ave
Russell Alexander
N. C St
Apt
Fanelle
Alexander
South M Street
Surf Depot
Ocean Beach
Fanello
Authorities seize small quantity of dangerous drug pills
Authorities said a small quantity of pills believed dangerous was confiscated. The pills were to be analyzed by the county to determine their contents.
Egyptian Troops Attack Sinai Peninsula Amid Suez Exchange
Egyptian troops crossed the Suez Canal and attacked the Israeli held Sinai peninsula. Israel said its forces repelled the attack and conducted a retaliatory raid on the Egyptian side. Israel also raided Arab guerrilla bases in Lebanon. Fair today and Sunday with warm days and cool nights.
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United Press International
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Cairo
Israel
Lebanon
Hanoi Rejects Report of U.S. Troop Presence in Elections
North Vietnamese delegation called reports that U S troops could stay in South Vietnam during elections completely unfounded. They insisted free elections cannot occur while American soldiers are in Vietnam and cautioned talks remain gridlocked as Thuy travels from Hanoi. Madame Binh returned with a hardline stance.
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George Libera Paris
UPI
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Paris
United States
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Madame Binh
Haynsworth nomination hangs in balance in Senate
A UPI poll shows 31 senators for confirmation, 29 against, 40 undecided. President Nixon pledges to back Haynsworth, while Sen. Bayh says he will oppose based on financial disclosures. The vote hinges on a 50 vote margin with Agnew tipping a tie.
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Haynsworth
Spiro T. Agnew
Edward M. Brooke
Massachusetts
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Ralph Smith
Illinois
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
South
UPI
Erich Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Senate Judiciary Committee
Labor Department
Fortas
Oil leaks continue in Santa Barbara harbor after offshore blowout
Offshore winds push oil from Union Oil platforms A and B into the Santa Barbara Channel and harbor. The slick, rekindled after the 8 month-old spill, coats a 25 mile stretch and fouls boats. leakage is being contained with blankets and traps. In other news, the Housing Code Board of Appeals will meet at City Hall on Oct. 16 to organize and set procedures.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Union Oil
The
Oil Company
Housing Code Board of Appeals
W. Walnut Ave
D.A. Welke
Louis Artis
S. O
Jim Davis
S. Pst
Leo Mollath
N. N St
Frank Maryama
N. B St
Farley Beckett
W. Pine Ave
Fired Communist Prof Davis Vows Classroom Start Monday
Philosophy instructor Angela Davis vows to teach Monday despite a 14 to 6 UC Board of Regents vote to fire her for Communist party membership. She denounces the action as unconstitutional and says it aims to purge dissenters, while a hearing must precede any dismissal.
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Duston
Ronald Reagan
UCLA
Charles E
Lompoc Council to Hold Public Hearing on New Business License Tax
The Lompoc City Council plans a Tuesday night public hearing on a proposed Business License Ordinance. The measure, after weeks of study, shifts to a fee based on annual gross receipts for most businesses, with few flat rates, aiming to take effect by year end. The session occurs amid broader campus governance tensions and student protests.
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Lompoc
Lompocan Killed in John Manville Mine Accident
Roberto S. Hernandez, 44, of 1125 W Jasmine Ave, died at Johns Manville Products Co. in an 11:50 p.m. tunnel accident while trying to dislodge a rock from a Glory Hole. He fell 6 to 8 feet and was buried by diatomaceous earth. death uncertain if fall or suffocation. Funeral plans pending. Hernandez survived by three daughters and a son. Authorities plan a full investigation with State Industrial Safety Board staff arriving Monday.
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Johns Manville Products Co
Roberto S. Hernandez
W. Jasmine Ave
Milton Duncan
Hernandez
Duncan
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Johns-Manville
McPeek Family Mortuary
Graciellea
Maria
Isabel
Robert L. Hernandez, Jr
Ed Swanke
Bluebird Group
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