Ford and Carter Clash Over Yugoslavia Policy
United Press International reports a bitter foreign policy clash between Ford and Carter. Carter defends Yugoslavia remarks and says the world tires of bluffs while Ford calls the stance dangerous inviting aggression. Dole and Mondale hammer the issue across Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
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United States
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Yugoslavia
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Pittsburgh
CBS Morning News
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Angola
Lebanon
Europe
Rhodesia
Dole
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Mondale
Erie
Lompoc Planning Commission eyes 43 home project
Lompoc Planning Commission will examine three items including a land division west of X Street between North and Cherry avenues to develop 43 homes. Also on agenda a courthouse expansion at 133 South D Street and a fence modification request for 401 North V Street. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall.
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Lompoc
Lompoc High School Burglary Causes Major Losses
School officials confirm a weekend burglary at Lompoc High School with losses estimated at 7 000 to 8 000 dollars. Entry appeared non forcible via a master key. five buildings were hit including the administration and photo rooms. Costs to replace locks and equipment run to thousands as arson followed nearby.
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Lompoc High School
Bob Paisola
West College
Paisola
Nigeria seeks UN to invalidate Transkei independence proclamation
Nigeria introduces a General Assembly resolution declaring Transkei's proclaimed independence invalid. The measure, cosponsored by about 25 nations, affirms Transkei residents remain South African citizens with full rights in shaping South Africa's future. The Assembly planned a Tuesday vote amid a broader debate on apartheid in southern Africa.
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Nigeria
United Nations
UPI
U.N. General Assembly
Transkei
Leslie O. Harriman
South Africa
Harriman
Southern Africa
Lompoc Councilman Opposes New Rubbish Plan
Council member Charles Ward pledges to block a four month pilot of a shared 300 gallon waste container system for alleys and 90 gallon units for non alleys. He warns it will fail, calls for a petition against the trial, and notes opposition from residents and fellow council members. Local signatures seeks 2000 to present at November 3 meeting.
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Lompoc
Ed Dahli
Cecilia Sweet
Charles Ward
Ward
Jim Brightwell
Lompoc Optimist Club
Joe Valencia
County seeks federal funds for four projects
County officials filed four applications for federal public works funding for the Santa Maria Welfare Building, Lompoc Municipal Court Building, Santa Barbara Art Museum expansion, and Montecito Hall and Library Building. Two more, including an animal shelter in Goleta Valley and a VA clinic on County Hospital grounds, await decisions with planning incomplete. Autumn weather details, tides, and an update on photographer Dan Duffy returning to work are noted.
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Public Works
Norman Caldwell
County Welfare
Santa Maria
Lompoc Municipal Court
Santa Barbara Art Museum
Montecito Hall
Goleta Valley
Veterans Administration Clinic
Warning on Africa Bloodshed seen if talks fail
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland warned in London that bloodshed and chaos would follow if Geneva talks on Rhodesia collapse. Conference chair Ivor Richard in Geneva pressed for the release of political detainees as nationalist leaders press their demands.
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Switzerland
UPI
Anthony Crosland
Rhodesia
Crosland
London
Ivor Richard
Britain
Ian Smith
Richard
Mr. Smith
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African Nationalist Union
Joshua Nkomo
African National Council
ANC
Bishop
Abel Muzorewa
Smith
Zimbabwe
United Nations
Dollar and Pound Slip in Quiet European Markets
The dollar and British pound weakened again on calm European markets with small losses. IMF denial and Callaghan defense offered little relief as sterling reopenings showed mixed gains and ongoing weakness across Paris, Rome, Zurich, and Frankfurt.
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Belgium
UPI
Zurich
International Monetary Fund
London
James Callaghan
IMF
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Denis Healey
Callaghan
Frankfurt
Amsterdam
Paris
Rome
Lions shot and killed after escape from private zoo
Police in Ringgold Georgia fatally shot four African lions that escaped Monday night from a private zoo. A fifth was wounded and captured while one more roamed the north Georgia mountains with a second companion. authorities reported the last 400 pound lioness was killed after attempts to tranquilize failed. The owner claimed the lions were released intentionally.
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Ringgold, Ga
UPI
North Georgia
Carpenter cites court delays as jail bottleneck in Goleta
Sheriff John W. Carpenter told county supervisors that about 70 percent of unsentenced prisoners in the Goleta jail await action in Superior Court. Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson said another session is set to address criminal court delays with District Attorney Stan Roden and Public Defender Glen Mowrer Jr. involved. Carpenter warned the budget will feel the impact and jail congestion grows as the 20 year plan’s reduced capacity nears its limit.
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John W. Carpenter
Goleta
Carpenter
Raymond D. Johnson
Stan Roden
Glen Mowrer Jr
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