Lompoc Council to seek extra funds for NCPA battles
The Lompoc City Council will vote to increase the city's NCPA funding by 2330 dollars for legal services in PG&E rate fights plus 530 dollars in one time dues. Finance director Marvin Loney says funds are available in the electric fund balance.
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Tax cut decision nears with Ford poised to extend
President Ford prepares to decide today whether to extend the anti recession tax cuts and to make them permanent sources say he will announce a plan after meeting with economic advisers. Nessen said Ford may also join a Paris monetary summit this year and plan a busy travel schedule including Knoxville Detroit and Omaha.
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CHP and fire officials weigh next steps in response to事故
County Fire Department and California Highway Patrol delay decisive moves after friction over accident responses. Northern Division Chief Richard Minor seeks broader accountability and public cooperation while county officials say CHP will summon fire units when needed.
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City Council to Air New Ambulance Ordinance in LompoC
LompoC City Council will review a revised ambulance ordinance requiring a Finding of Public Convenience and Necessity before licenses. The plan allows fee setting by resolution. Community Ambulance Service remains unaffected. The draft renames inspections to CHP oversight and preserves current base and mileage rates with extras for extras.
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Emperor Hirohito Watches Jets Patriots at Shea Stadium
Japanese Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako attended a Jets Patriots NFL game in New York with 55 000 fans. Ambassador Takashi Yasukawa explained the action for about 50 minutes while the royal couple watched through binoculars. They told Gen Douglas MacArthur’s widow they found football exciting but hard to grasp.
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Revenge kills Basque bar owner in Basque region in retaliation
In northern Spain a Basque bar owner was shot dead by men believed to be a right wing revenge squad, hours after a guerrilla bomb killed three policemen near Onate. The incident follows executions of five revolutionaries and a government push on anti-terror laws.
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Argentine Troops Hunt Guerrillas After Covert Attacks
Argentine forces spread through Formosa province in a large-scale raid by leftist guerrillas who stormed an army base and seized Formosa airport. A hijacked Boeing 737 flight from Buenos Aires to Formosa freed passengers and fled. At least 26 killed in the three-pronged attack. rebels retreated as security forces closed in.
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High court sides with Tahoe casino projects
The Supreme Court declined California appeal challenging Tahoe Regional Planning Agency limits as it upheld a lower court ruling enabling two Nevada side casinos. The bi state compact created the agency in 1969 with five Californians, five Nevadan, and a federal member to regulate Lake Tahoe development. Nevada delegates backed the two casinos 3 to 2 while California delegates voted against 5 to 0.
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Weather outlook with coastal fog and mild temperatures
Partly cloudy today and tonight with local night and morning fog. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a chance of showers. Cooler highs in the low 60s to upper 70s inland. Lows tonight in the upper 40s to low 50s. Light northwest winds. Tuesday tides high 6.5 feet at 11 46 a.m. Low tides 1.3 feet at 5 32 a.m. and minus 0 5 feet at 6 44 p.m.
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