Goleta Valley case wrinkle ties Halimi immunity to grand jury
Wealthy developer Halimi will answer Grand Jury questions only if immunity from prosecution is granted. Sheriff Carpenter said Halimi has not been questioned by the sheriff or district attorney about the Regan bribery case, and Palmer linked Halimi to an $80,000 bribe involving a $25,000 public relations fee. The dispute halted Tyrolian Village rezoning and revived the More Mesa project.
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Goleta Valley
Phil Regan
John W. Carpenter
Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Palmer
Regan
Sheriff's Office
Palmer
Frank Frost
Halim
Mesa
Alimi
Santa Barbara
Carpenter
Beverly Hills
James M. Slater
Panel kills Miguelito fencing plan in Lompoc Valley
Flood Control District directors near decision on Miguelito Channel fencing after county supervisor Beattie and engineer Stubbner report divided views. They note low incident history and parent concerns, weighing a half mile chain link adjacent to Olive Street versus broader costly fencing. Beattie doubts effectiveness of a low fence and questions broader obligations.
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Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Miguelito Channel
Lompoc Valley
Francis H. Beattie
James Stubchaer
Lompoc
Stubchaer
Stubbner
Miguelito
PTA
Olive St
Beattie
Judge orders extra pay ruling in LFT time suit
Superior Court Judge Robert L. Trapp issues a writ directing Lompoc Unified School District to show cause why they should not pay intermediate teachers one-sixth of salary for extended classroom time. Oct 31 deadline. petition by Lompoc Federation of Teachers, AFT, AFL-CIO against district and trustees.
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Superior Court
Robert L. Trapp
Lompoc Unified School
School Board of Trustees
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
AFT
Afl-Cio
LFT
Ford to veto more stopping Turkey aid
President Ford plans to veto a House pass effort to end U S military aid to Turkey immediately. He urged reconsideration and Senate cooperation to pass a bill serving peace in Cyprus. The House timeframe targets progress on Turkish force removal and Cyprus talks.
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Turkey
Washington
UPI
U.S
White House
House
Senate
Cyprus
Energy chief outlines three tools to curb oil use
John Sawhill cites three options to cut petroleum use in the United States a horsepower tax on new cars higher import fees on oil and oil products and voluntary public restraint He also notes coal should be leveraged suggesting high-sulfur coal in plants and banning oil burning in new homes to favor electricity from coal and nuclear sources and stresses changing car culture.
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UPI
John C. Sawhill
America
Sawhill
American Mining Congress
Las Vegas
United States
Saudi Arabia
Detroit
American Motors
Jeep
U.S
AMC
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Wisconsin
Energy policy clash at federal hearings targets gas guzzlers
UPI reports Sen. Alan Cranston urged GM and other automakers to curb Detroit’s gas guzzlers during the Project Independence hearings. Estes advocated expanding domestic energy while minimizing economic disruption. Cranston pressed for smaller, more economical cars.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Detroit
General Motors Corp
E.M. Estes
Cranston
Federal Energy Administration
Rockefeller gifts may reopen hearings on nomination
Senate leader Mansfield warned that disclosures of financial gifts by Vice Presidential candidate Nelson Rockefeller to associates could reopen hearings on his nomination. Republican Scott said nothing has damaged Rockefeller's integrity, while reports cite gifts to Kissinger Morhouse Javits Ronan Morrow and others as potentially affecting the process.
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Upi
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hugh Scott
Rockefeller
New York
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
L. Judson Morhouse
New York State
Congress
New York Times
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
William J. Ronan
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Hugh Morrow
Mansfield
Downtown Workers Watch Playoff Baseball On Screens
Office staff cluster around radios and televisions to follow the baseball playoffs. Workers gather in common areas and desks as games unfold, sharing updates and reactions amid the city’s routine bustle.
Ford proposes middle income tax surcharge amid GOP pushback
Ford outlines a plan featuring a five percent surtax on incomes above 15 000 for couples and earners over 20 000 a year while seeking 500 000 public service jobs and a 300 billion spending ceiling. Senate and House members question feasibility as critics warn of inflation and voter backlash.
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Ford
House
Ways and Means Committee
Herman T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
GOP
White House
Nessen
Federal Reserve
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Boston Mayors Seeks 125 Federal Marshals for Busing Plan
Mayor Kevin H. White filed with U S District Court in Boston for not less than 125 federal marshals to guard South Boston busing operations and enforce the desegregation order. Violence and threats against Black pupils sparked the request as NAACP leaders planned a Garrity appearance.
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UPI
Kevin H. White
South Boston
U.S. District Court
Kevin Maloney
W. Arthur Garrity
Garrity
NAACP
Thomas I. Atkins
South
Atkins
Hyde Park
Roslindale
White
Weather outlook with showers and clearing midweek
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thundershowers through tonight then clearing Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Lows tonight in the upper 40s and 50s. Light winds with gusts near storms. Wednesday tides include highs of 4.8 feet at 5 24 p.m. and 3.7 feet at 6 54 a.m. Low tides around 2.8 feet at 11 44 a.m.
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