Grefco Relocation Aims To Ease Environmental Concerns
An impact report for Grefco diatomaceous earth plant relocation east of Lompoc outlines steps to reduce environmental issues tied to Highway 1 extension. Ponds will be moved and lined to prevent groundwater leaching, vapor emissions will be cut, and a new stack will prevent highway fog. Public hearing will be set by the Board of Supervisors.
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Soldier visits whale during compassionate leave
Private Gary Smart sought compassionate leave from the parachute regiment to visit Ramu the whale at Windsor Safari Park. Smart had left the park to join the army and returned on Thursday, after which Ramu resumed eating his normal 130 pounds daily.
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East Germans to pass through Berlin Wall under new pact
East German Volkskammer ratified a traffic treaty with West Germany enabling East Germans to visit the West for urgent family matters after midnight while West Germans may visit East Germany. The move follows years of border restrictions and supports Chancellor Brandt's Eastern policy ahead of elections.
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Smog May Cut Sunburn Risk Says Smithsonian Research
Dr. David Challinor of the Smithsonian reports smog lowers ultraviolet light reaching Earth, reducing sunburn and skin cancer risk. He notes Washington DC area gets less UV than Rockville, Maryland, due to pollution, with 10 percent variations on clear days.
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Nixon to get Soviet invitation to 50th anniversary
Diplomatic sources say invitations will go to non Communist leaders for the 50th anniversary of the Soviet Union. Nixon is unlikely to attend personally. a high level U.S. delegation is expected. China is not expected to participate. Some capitalist nations have been invited, with a post election date for the U.S. invitation. The 1922 Moscow meeting formed the USSR.
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Abrams heads to Vietnam for on scene Vietnamization review
Gen Creighton W. Abrams Jr. returns to Vietnam within hours of becoming Army chief of staff to assess progress in Vietnamization and report to Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird within a week. Officials note his close ties to South Vietnamese President Thieu and say the trip may serve broader diplomatic aims beyond the stated mission.
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UDA Labels Britain Enemies After Belfast Killings
In east Belfast during Monday night rioting on Shankill road two Protestant men were killed when British army vehicles struck them, four others were injured. A Protestant paramilitary group, the Ulster Defense Association, condemned the British as enemies and pledged support for calls for unilateral independence if home rule in Northern Ireland is not restored. A Roman Catholic church was burned amid the disorder.
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Spanish language mental health series debuts on Cable TV
Dr. Teresa Ramirez Boulette of Santa Barbara County mental health launches an 11 program Spanish language series on current family and mental health issues. Airs Wednesdays 9 to 9 30 p.m. on channel 7 to educate Spanish speaking residents about resources and prevent problems from worsening.
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De Mau Mau widely described as a black nationalist network
Chicago reports say De Mau Mau is a nationwide black group with thousands of members reportedly active in Vietnam and U S posts. Eight men in Illinois face murder charges tied to killings of two white families and two men with police linking the gang to unsolved slayings. Sheriff Elrod says the group could be nationwide and grow.
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