Planning Commission to Hold Two Public Hearings Tonight
Lompoc Planning Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to hear Trinity Church of the Nazarene’s request for a new church and the Church of Christ’s request to rezone nine city lots from single family to multiple family. The meeting also addresses parcel splits and sign maintenance.
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Church of Christ
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Nazarene Church
D Streets
North
Pine Avenues
O Street
Walnut Avenue
Council agenda features street tree plan and rate‑setting change
Lompoc City Council will consider a three year street tree planting program on H Street and Ocean Ave with 117 trees in 1975, 138 in 1976, and 201 in 1977 funded at 2500 dollars. The session also includes a proposed ordinance change to set sewer and water rates by resolution.
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Ocean Ave
Lompoc
City Hall Auditorium
West Walnut Avenue
Public Works
Barry Gustafson
Gene Wahlers
Alan Davidson
Olive Avenue
Hawthorne
Seventh Street
Pine Avenue
Cypress Avenue
Sol Lefkowitz
Lompoc Unified
Kissinger sees high tension in Middle East talks
Secretary of State Kissinger, amid intense Middle East tensions, says an outbreak of hostilities is not imminent. He reports progress with Saudi Arabia and discusses next steps with Egyptian President Sadat, with plans to press peace efforts in Cairo Damascus Algiers Rabat.
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UPI
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Algiers
Morocco
Washington
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Prosecution Opens Watergate Trial With Strong Charge
The UPI report notes the prosecution plans to prove a Watergate cover up conspiracy reached the highest levels of government and even involved the President. Assistant Special Prosecutor Ben-Veniste describes efforts to conceal facts and obstruct investigations by top officials, including reference to tapes and hush money. The trial opening faced a two hour delay as judges and lawyers conferred and one juror was excused.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
United States
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Richard Ben-Veniste
Ford
Ben-Veniste
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CIA
John Mitchell
Ben Veniste
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Trustees consider windfall money use in Lompoc schools
Trustees of the Lompoc Unified School District will devote an entire meeting to proposals for spending 1.5 million dollars of one time funds. The agenda includes Certificated Employe Council requests for carpeting libraries, new tennis courts, windbreaks at Cabrillo High, and other facilities and programs. The board will decide on one time projects while listening to CEC input and will review other recommendations from Dr. Bill Williams and educators.
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Certificated Employe Council
CEC
Karl Braun
Braun
Cabrillo High School
Lompoc High School
Lompoc Education Association
LEA
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
LFT
Bill Williams
Ford vetoes aid cutoff to Turkey sparks confrontation
President Ford vetoed a bill mandating an immediate military aid cutoff to Turkey, risking a clash with Congress. The House planned an override vote, delaying its pre election recess as leaders predicted the measure would fail to override. Ford said the cutoff would hinder U.S. role in resolving the Cyprus dispute and would not help Greece or the Cypriot people.
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Santa Lucia Canyon Road
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Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
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Shirley Overbaugh
Donald Ward
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