Water district election in Santa Ynez Division 3
Voters in Division 3 of the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District will choose between incumbent R B McClellan and challenger Henry J Dettamanti. About 4 600 voters are registered with a 30 percent turnout predicted by Deputy County Clerk Ann Sweet.
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Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District
R.B. McClellan
Henry J. Dettamanti
Ann Sweet
Lompoc
Mission Hills
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Ocean Avenue
Drum Canyon
H Street
Harris Grade
Water District
Virgil Phelps
William H. Cooper
Gary Dunlap
Richard Henning
Phelps
McClellan
Board of
Andrew Petersen
William Laranjo
Water Board
Senate rejects bid to cut foreign aid to United Nations
The Senate defeated Sen. James L. Buckley’s bid to trim U.N. aid by 101.5 million, 55 to 28, amid fallout from Monday’s Taiwan expulsion. Sen. Peter Dominick planned a smaller cut of 25 to 30 million. Buckley would cut 100 million from the U.N. Development Fund and 1.5 million from the World Food Program.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
United Nations
James L. Buckley
U.N
Taiwan
Peter H. Dominick
R-Coro
Dominick
Buckley
United States
U.S
U.N. Development Fund
Sen
John O. Pastore
D-R_I
Moscow hotel bug scare colors US geodesy talk
Clair Ewing, chief US delegate to a science meeting in Russia, warned at a Press Club forum that his Moscow hotel room may have been bugged. He described late night calls and searches for listening devices, noting US leads in geodesy but lagging in deep earth sciences.
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Clair E. Ewing
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Ewing
Air Force
Federal Electric Co
US Academy of Science
International Association of
United States
Soviet Union
Lompoc Churches Face Decline Amid New Attitudes
A regional survey notes shrinking church attendance and membership in the United States with Britain under ten percent, while Lompoc sees mixed trends. Some congregations experiment with new music and social action, others lose members as interest wavers.
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United States
Britain
Lompoc
Vandenberg Afb
Kenneth Boyd
First United Presbyterian Church
California highway fund rule reform clears committee
A California Assembly transportation committee approved a bill to end the 60 percent southern allocation rule for the $800 million state highway fund. The measure by Sen. Alfred Alquist would base 85 percent on vehicle counts per district with the rest at the commission’s discretion.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
California
Transportation Committee
Alfred Alquist
D-San Jose
Ways and Means Committee
Alquist
Commission
Public urged to send ideas to curb price surge
Washington hears a call for ideas from the Price Commission as it prepares to unwind the economic freeze. Chairman C Jackson Grayson Jr. says policy must reflect the concerns of those hit by inflation and eroding purchasing power.
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Washington
UPI
The
Price Commission
Nixon
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Last ditch bid to stop Amchitka underground test
Conservationists filed a last minute motion for a preliminary injunction to halt the Amchitka Island underground nuclear test in Alaska. They seek access to government documents to show environmental harm while the Justice Department noted it would not appeal the prior ruling and the court will review material deemed non sensitive.
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Washington
UPI
Alaska
Amchitka Island
David L. Sive
Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
Sive
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
US District Court
George L. Hart
Heath wins first Commons vote on entering the Common Market
Prime Minister Edward Heath led a sweeping Commons victory in the first round of Britain joining the European Economic Community. The government aims for entry by 1973 but must still secure enabling legislation amid public opposition and a tough parliamentary battle ahead.
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London
UPI
Edward Heath
Britain
Heath
House of Commons
Commons
European Economic Community
EEC
Winter weather sweeps across plains Rockies and West
Nationwide weather summary reports wintry conditions over the upper plains and the Rocky Mountains with heavy snow warnings in Colorado Utah and central Arizona. Blizzard warnings in southern Wyoming and a heavy snow watch for parts of Kansas and Nebraska. Record low temperatures are listed in several western states as the eastern U.S. remains mild.
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Upper Plains
Rocky Mountains
East
Far West
Plains
Rockies
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Central Plains
North Central Mountains
New Mexico
Cut Bank
Mont
Great Falls
Reno
Nev
Boise
Idaho
Palmdale
Calif
Wichita
Kan
Senior housing tour delayed by bus battery failure
A City of Lompoc bus failed to start delaying a housing inspection tour this morning. A jackrabbit was seen dashing south in the 100 block of South I Street.
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City of Lompoc
Jackrabbit
South I Street
Reagan surprises Sacramento wife with flowers from Vietnam husband
Gov. Reagan delivered a letter and twelve long stemmed roses to Mrs. Earl Huffman of Rancho Cordova after receiving a request from Air Force Sgt. Huffman in Da Nang. Reagan purchased the roses and spoke privately with the surprised housewife in a nonpublic visit.
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Sacramento
UPI
Sacramento Area
Ronald Reagan
Vietnan
Earl Huffman
Rancho Corda
Reagan
Air Force
T. Sgt. Huffman
da Nang
Huffman
The
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