Three juveniles held in Lompoc vandalism case
Three youths aged 13 to 16 were taken into custody on suspicion of vandalizing Lompoc High School La Canada School and Lompoc Junior High. Two admitted guilt and face restitution by parents. a fourth suspect is being sought. Police plan further questioning as damage estimates shift from about 10 000 to 4 000 dollars and potentially higher.
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Timothy Eugene
Scott A
Robert Lewis
W. Ocean Ave
Michael Louis Murren
James Murren
W. Loquat Ave
Timothy
Lompoc High School
Scott
la Purisima Catholic School
Michael
Lompoc
la Canada School
Lompoc Junior High School
Supervisors set higher penalties for dog impounds and vandalism
The Board of Supervisors kept county dog licenses at four dollars while raising impound fees for dogs to fifteen dollars for the first offense twenty five dollars for the second and fifty dollars for the third. They debated license hikes and discussed juvenile vandalism tied to losses and suspensions. Police accuse three Lompoc and La Canada students of vandalizing five schools, including Lompoc High and Fillmore, with theft and damage to equipment and flags.
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Board of
Raymond D. Johnson
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Lompoc High School
la Canada
la Canada School
Archie Nagle
Nagle
Fillmore School
Los Berros School
Mission Hills
Lompoc
Federal funds restored to Mississippi segregated districts
HEW restores disaster aid eligibility to Bay St. Louis Municipal and Stone County districts weeks after Vice President Agnew urged against denial. Desegregation steps are underway with plans to complete by next fall. 25 districts in Mississippi have until 90 days from Aug 28 to apply. An HEW official says decisions rest with the controller's office and that Agnew had no part in the ruling.
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Bay St. Louis
Stone County
Mississippi
U.S. Office of Education
HEW
UPI
Picayune Municipal
Lumberton Line
Misssissippi’s
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Agnew
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lompoc Retail Sales Reach 8.09 Million for April–June
State Board of Equalization reports Lompoc retail sales for the April to June quarter at 8,090,000, down from 8,417,000 a year earlier. Breakdown shows categories from apparel to auto dealers, with county totals at 121,746,000 and Santa Maria at 25,994,000 for the same period.
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Lompoc
State Board of Equalization
Santa Maria
Cubans Arrive to Retrieve Defected Mig 17 at Homestead
Six Cubans including Lt. Eduardo Guerra Jimenez arrived at Homestead AFB to take possession of the MIG 17 stolen from Cuba. They were escorted by U S military guards as the Soviet built jet was inspected after landing. Defense officials said no U S scramble occurred due to time constraints.
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Homestead Afb
Fla
UPI
Nixon
Air Force
Key Biscayne
Eduardo Guerra Jimenez
Jamenez
U.S
Defense Department
Washington
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Key West
City-wide EDITH drill set for Thursday in Lompoc
Fire sirens will sound across Lompoc Thursday at 7 p.m. for the annual EDITH mass drill during National Fire Prevention Week. The observance began with a kickoff at the South G Street fire station featuring a barbecue, films, and slides on local fires. Notables present included Mayor Rob ert D. MacClure, Assemblyman Don Mac Gillivray, and Fire Chief John Baker.
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Lompoc
John Baker
South G Street
Baker
Ronald Boggs
Boggs
Robert D. MacClure
Charlotte Benton
Don MacGillivray
George Hutson
Francis H. Beattie
Turner admits selling guns to profit from confiscated firearms
Retired Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner testified before a Senate subcommittee that he sold at least $2,000 worth of confiscated guns and kept the proceeds, calling the firearms his personal property and denying Army misuse. He admitted $6,800 in gun sale income over five years and said a ledger listing 100 guns was incomplete.
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Washington
UPI
Carl C. Turner
Army
Turner
Senate
Subcommittee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Chicago
Kansas City
New Ledger
Turner's gun hobby profiled amid allegations of favors
Turner, a former head of U S marshals under Nixon, testifies he accepted guns for personal use and sold some. He says the activity is a hobby and he used guns in Boy Scout lectures, donated others to a museum, and repaired guns for friends. Senators question possible favors for Army sergeants accused of profiteering.
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Turner
Fort Gordon
U.S
Medici Seen as Next Brazil President by Military Leaders
A seven member military group chose Gen Emilio Garrastazu Medici to succeed President Costa e Silva who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. Medici could be sworn after Nov 15 Brazil’s national day. he commands 46 000 troops in the 3rd Army and was summoned from Porto Alegre to Rio de Janeiro for the meeting.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Brazil
Congress
Emilio Garrastazu Medici
Medici
Arthur da Costa E. Silva
Air Force
Marcio de Mello E. Sousa
Parana
Santa Caterina
Rio Grande Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Naval
Istry
Rio
Costa E. Silva
Latin America
Joao Jongo Goulart
Piedro Aleixo
Serge
Four state narcotics agents suspended over Whittier raid death
Four state narcotics agents involved in a Whittier raid that left 22 year old Haywood Henry Dyer dead have been suspended by the State Attorney General's office. Identified were senior agent W G Miller Alan Marshall J W Leavy and Michael Kelley. The rifle shot mounted a Vernon Police sergeant Frank Sweeney in the raid with the bullet entering from the upstairs floor. An inquest is set for Friday and funeral services for Dyer, survived by a widow and infant son, were held Monday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Whittier
Haywood Henry Dyer
W. G. Miller
Alan Marshall
J. W. Leavy
Michael Kelley
Dyer
Frank Sweeney
Vernon
Sweeney
Linda
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