City Council Approves Ambulance Control Ordinance
Lompoc City Council on first reading approved an ordinance to limit who may operate ambulance services, requiring a certificate of public convenience and necessity, a $100 filing fee, and council reports. The measure exempts Community Ambulance Service and faces a second reading. Fees mirror Community Ambulance Service rates with base $40 plus $2 per mile and other charges.
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John J. O'Toole
Lompoc
Elinor Lefkowitz
Plicant
Lompoc to shift from justice court to municipal court
The Lompoc Justice Court will disappear January 6 and a full municipal court will open with Terrill F. Cox as judge. The new court will require additional staff and space but lacks guaranteed capital outlay funds, with officials uncertain when funding may arrive and current quarters likely used for now.
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Justice Court
Betty Chernock
Nancy Tateyama
Lompoc
Vaughn Proctor
Terrill F. Cox
Cox
Bill Meeeere
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Fourth District
Francis H. Beattie
Beattie
Claude Bowman
County Administrative Office
Lynn Cady
Alice Lopez
S. John Gudmunds
Ucla Law School
Lawrence Grossman
Lorraine
Greg
Pine needles swept from South H Street after windy day
City crews cleaned pine needles from South H Street following yesterday's wind event. Former cable operator Chuck Trimble visited the city, meeting local officials and residents.
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City
South H Street
Chuck Trimble
Terrorism continues in Madrid
Violence sweeps Spain with a deadly wave across Madrid Barcelona and the Basque region. A night attack in Barcelona left two police killed and a civilian wounded as a family returning from a wake was caught in crossfire. Twelve people died in under a week amid intensified urban guerrilla activity and government hardening after recent executions. Political protests in Barcelona demanded army rule to save Spain from communism.
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Madrid
UPI
Barcelona
Spain
Basque
Hearst arraignment unlikely as officials meet in San Francisco
UPI reports prosecutor Langford said Patricia Hearst will probably stay in jail rather than travel to Los Angeles for arraignment on 11 charges including kidnapping robbery and assault. Attorneys seek federal transfer to private mental hospital for psychiatric care before trial.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Los Angeles
F. Steele Langford
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Miss Hearst
Sacramento
Langford
al Johnson
F. Lee Bailey
Newsmen
U.S
Oliver Carter
Carter
Johnson
D.L. West
UCLA
Ford seeks major cut in airline regulation
President Ford proposes a bill to curb Civil Aeronautics Board powers letting airlines set prices within routes without CAB approval. The plan aims to boost competition and lower fares, marking a fundamental reform after 37 years. The Air Transport Association criticizes the proposal as misconceived and disruptive.
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Washington
API
Ford
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB Authority
U.S
Air Transport Association
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Capitol Hill
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