Foreign pressure on Ellsberg cited by Krogh in Watergate case
Egil Krogh, head of the White House plumbers, says the unit believed Ellsberg may have been pressured by a foreign power into releasing the Pentagon Papers. He notes the theory tied to Nixon's Vietnam peace effort and says the burglary was a misjudgment driven by national security fears. Krogh pleads innocent to perjury counts and funds his defense.
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Ellsberg
Krogh
United Press International
Nixon
Watergate
Los Angeles
Voter Registration Expected to Hit Record High
County registration for the November 6 General Election is projected to exceed 133000, with a net rise over 6000 new voters. Most new registrants are from the Isla Vista UC Santa Barbara area as freshmen enrollments surge through campus drives. UCSB reports over 12500 students, up 226 from last year, while county tallies show 9450 new registrations and about 3400 cancellations.
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Isla Vista
UC Santa Barbara
UCSB
Newspaper Affiliations and Rates Notice
List of associations including California News Paper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute InterAmerican Press Association and California Press Association Member Audit Bureau of Circulation. Subscription rate two dollars ten cents per month for home delivery or mail by mail in advance. Published daily except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Food prices fall in September easing inflation hit
Retail food prices dropped 1.4 percent in September marking the first fall in over a year and helping the overall cost of living index rise 0.3 percent. Fresh vegetables poultry pork and eggs slid from August highs while cereal and bakery products rose sharply and restaurant meals offset the decline.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Transportation goals heard before Planning Council
A preliminary regional transportation statement was reviewed at a public hearing by the County Cities Area Planning Council. The document favors rail services, limits Santa Barbara Airport to local use, and downgrades high speed links to Los Angeles. It will be submitted to the State DOT by January 1, and Dan Firth chairs with Charles Catterlin as vice chair.
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County Cities Area Planning Council
Council
Clint Lefler
Santa Barbara
Lefler
Los Angeles
State Department of Transportation
Santa Maria
Dan Firth
Charles F. Catterlin
Beirut Bank Siege Ends With Hostages Freed and Shootout
In Beirut the Bank of America branch was stormed by riot police and the army after a 24 hour siege by five Arab gunmen. Twenty plus hostages escaped, four gunmen were killed, a fifth wounded, and one American hostage was killed.
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Beirut
UPI
Bank of America Today
John Crawford Maxwell
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Reagan signals possible third California tax rebate
Gov. Ronald Reagan hints at another one shot tax rebate for California taxpayers as he leaves office after next year. The move would be the third rebate of his tenure and could be timed before 1976 presidential campaigning. Finance director Verne Orr cites $450 million in federal revenue sharing as potential surplus, contingent on a healthy economy and no new programs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Eagan
Verne Orr
Lompoc Civic Theater to Host General Membership Meeting
Lompoc Civic Theater plans a general membership meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Lompoc Civic Auditorium. A separate note lists events including a van show in Oxnard by Channel Islands Vans, with registration at 9:30 a.m. and trophies to be awarded.
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Lompoc
Channel Islands
Vans Club
Tom Coward Ford
N. Oxnard Blvd
Oxnard
Apparent suicide discovered near Lompoc on carbon monoxide death
William Charles Laubly, 44, of 216 South St., found dead in his car on a lonely road south of Lompoc. Sheriff’s officers listed the death as carbon monoxide poisoning from a garden hose connected to the exhaust. David Michael Barber of 439 South St. found the body about 3 p.m. and alerted a deputy. Funeral services were pending at McPeek Mortuary.
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William Charles Laubly
South St
Lompoc
David Michael Barber
Labor disputes hit Diablo Canyon site and IBEW pay claim
At Diablo Canyon nuclear plant about 500 welders and pipefitters walked off to protest firings and alleged unsafe conditions. Separately 33 IBEW Local 639 members claim workers idle from a bomb threat were not fully paid. In Sacramento Tumblin Co won a highway interchange contract with 777777.77 dollars.
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SAN Luis Obispo
UPI
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Diablo Canyon
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 639
Sacramento
The
Tumblin Co
State Department of Transportation
Coast Commission eyes policy decisions by 1975
E Jack Shoop outlined coastal zone planning goals before county planners at Santa Barbara. Major issues include superports for supertankers, power plants, and offshore drilling. Final statewide policy report will go to Gov Reagan and the legislature.
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State Coastal Conservation Commission
E. Jack Shoop
California County Planning Commissioners Assn
Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel
Funeral services for Ward Wintermeier
Ward Wintermeier died today at Lompoc Hospital. Funeral services will be held at Mortuary Chapel. He lived at 825 E Ocean Ave.
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Ward Wintermeier
Lompoc Hospital
McPeek Mortuary Chapel
Wintermeier
E. Ocean Ave
Water rights debate lingers over Goleta Valley supply
Dodds notes scarce law on private versus public water rights and possible high court action. Catlin presided as Petersen was absent in Santa Ynez. Testimony cites up to 56 private wells in Carpinteria Valley. Attorneys differ on feasibility of private systems versus supplying existing homes, with Goodwin arguing against reallocating current water to new housing.
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Dodds
Charles A
Pat) Catlin
Carpinteria
Andrew T. Petersen
Santa Ynez
Catlin
Sen. Hollister
Carpinteria Valley
Hatch
Goodwin
Goleta Valley
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Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Bob Esken
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n., Inc
Transportation Statement
Gemini Cinema
Northside Shopping Center
CLINT _ EASTWOOD
High Plains
Alfred Hitchcock
Gemini
Daily Record
Space and Missile Test Center
Vandenberg Afb
Global Associates
Oakland
Canton Island
Phoenix Islands Group
Pacific
Phoenix Islands
Vandenberg American Legion Post 125
Mission Hills
Burton Mesa Blvd
Womens Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Santa Maria Veterans Memorial Building
Leland Eugene Moser
Lompoc Creative Writers
Housing Authority
West Maple Ave
Corsicana, Tex
William P. Hobby
Corsicana
Hobby
McPeek Mortuary
Pmb En Ag
Coast Commission
Shoop
Santa Barbara County
Loa
Robert C. Lilley
American Air
American Can
APECO
At&t A
Beth Sd
Boise Cascade
Ramo
Champ Hmns
Cordura
Cent Air Line
Cent Oil
Chrysler
Comput Sci Dupont
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Fuqua Ind
GAC Corp
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil Cal
Teleprompter
Teledyne
Telex
Texaco
Times Mirror
TransAmerica
Union Oil
US Steel
Westinghouse
Zapata Corp Indust
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Jimmy
Mutual
North H—Hwy
B.O
Charles Bronson
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