Waldie Plans Impeachment Resolution Over Nixon Tapes
Rep. Jerome Waldie D California says he will introduce a House resolution calling for Nixon's impeachment over the Watergate tapes handling. He favors hearings and subpoenas to disclose tapes and documents, lists four possible articles of impeachment, and notes strong constituent support though he does not seek an immediate vote.
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Washington
UPI
Jerome R. Waldie
D-Calif
House
Nixon
Waldie
House Judiciary Committee
Archibald Cox
Calif
Cox
Banzer threatens military operation over hostage crisis
President Hugo Banzer warned he would launch a military operation to free five hostages from an Argentine Airlines 737 hijacked by Tupamaro guerrillas. He set a 6 a.m. EDT deadline for safe conduct and release, ruling out a getaway plane while the plane remained on a grassy strip at Yacuiba, 500 miles south of La Paz.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Hugo Banzer
Banzer
Yacuiba
Lompoc Planning Commission Postponed For Veterans Day
The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for tonight is moved to October 29 due to Veterans Day observances. Six of seven members are at the League of California Cities conference in San Francisco, causing the rescheduling.
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Lompoc Planning
Lompoc Record Details Publication and Court Decree
The Lompoc Record is identified as a second class mail publication in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California Corporation, at 126 North I Street, Lompoc, with phone 736 2313.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
McPeek
Harry Shafer
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc Wins Third in State Safety Contest
Lompoc earns third place in Group IX for 201-300 employees in the 1972 73 California Cities Employee Safety Contest. The award reflects the city’s low disabling injuries per million hours worked in the year ending June 30 1973. Harry R Henzi of the state Compensation Insurance Fund presented the award and noted benefits to employers city management and taxpayers.
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Lompoc
California
Three Burglaries Target Local Businesses
Police probe three weekend burglaries including Dan's Cycle and Sport Center on 320 E Walnut Ave where two motorcycles valued near $1 000 were recovered moments after the crime in an adjacent alley. About $127 in accessories missing. No suspects in custody. Also broken into Village Country Club snack bar with beer and food stolen and Valley Drive-in Theater on North H Street with about $35 in candy stolen.
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Lompoc
Dan’s Cycle and Sport Center
Walnut Ave
Village Country Club
Sheriff's Office
Valley Drive-in
North H Street
AFL-CIO delegates push Nixon impeachment demand in Miami
About a thousand AFL-CIO delegates demanded Nixon resign or be impeached for defying court orders and firing Archibald Cox. The emergency session adoption urged the Senate to block Ford’s vice presidency until charges are resolved, with Meany警 stating the president should not name a successor.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Labor Federation
Executive Council
George Meany
Japanese tycoon buys Montecito Country Club in Santa Barbara
Suzan Tsukamoto, 66, of Tsukamoto Sogyo Ltd., buys the 118 acre Montecito Country Club from Avery Brundage for an undisclosed sum. Brundage had sought to sell to members for about 3 million. Tsukamoto plans to improve facilities and gain international recognition, with his family visiting for an open house next week. Roy Smith remains manager, and 80 employees stay on.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Suzan Tsukamoto
Montecito Country Club
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
Brundage
Choice Clubsite
Pacific
Tsukamoto
Tsukamoto Sogyo Ltd
Japan
Paris
Hidejiejo
Frederick J. Ruegsegger
United States
Clyde
Roy C. Smith
Mark Settle
Club Corporation
Obituaries from Lompoc area with multiple services
Obituaries note graveside services with full military honors for Stephen Wallace Andrew 59 at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery and a separate funeral at Miceli Mortuary St Louis for Edna Knecht 75. Other notices include William Henry Anderson 61 pending details, Harry Shafer, and William Charles Laubly 44 with address and survivor details. Donations requested to charities. Funeral homes listed McPeek and Starbuck Mortuaries.
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Stephen Wallace Andrew
Canada
Andrew
U.S. Air Force
California
Lompoc
Denys Andrew
Los Angeles
Jaqueline Hanstead
Santa Barbara
James Andrew
Texas
Starbuck Mortuary
Miceli Mortuary
St. Louis
Edna M. Knecht
Lompoc District District Hospital
Knecht
Missouri
Jeanette Quintel
Gala
Florian Galmiche
Jeanette Spinaio
McPeek Family Mortuary
McPeek Family
William Henry Anderson
Alta
Evergreen Cemetery
William Charles Laubly
Kenneth R. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Laubly
Santa Maria
South J Street
City of
Santa Anna
American Society of Planning Officials
Sierra Club
Elizabeth
Steven
Richard
Sonoma
Tasha
Emily Laubly
Alice McBride
North Highlands
Marilyn Hoag
Pennsylvania
Second Silver Brimsconbe couple’s silver anniversary
Mark Clissold, 90, celebrated his second silver wedding anniversary with wife Florence, 78, who he wed in 1948 after the death of his first wife following 26 years of marriage.
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Brimsconbe
England
Mark Clissold
Florence
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the Stone Killer
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