Six Lompoc seniors vie for Junior Miss title at Cabrillo
Six Lompoc Valley high school seniors compete for the 1970 Junior Miss crown Saturday night at Cabrillo High School little theatre. Contestants include Shryl Boyd Marie Comstock Betsy Nelson Robbie Strouse Donnie Donlon and Jane Williams with judges from Lompoc and Cabrillo high schools. Tickets cost $1 at the door.
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Bob Mutz
Lompoc Valley High School
Betsy Nelson
Jane Williams
Dennie Donlon
Shryl
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Shryl Boyd
Marie Comstock
Robbie Strouse
Cabrillo High School
Donnie Donlon
Lompoc High School
Lompoc
Santa Rosa
Calif
Iraq Intervenes as Lebanon Crisis Deepens Crisis worsens with new fighting
Iraq sends deputy premier to Beirut to mediate between Lebanese government and Arab guerrilla movement. Al Ahram warns of disaster if the impasse persists. Egyptian-Israeli air war escalates as Egyptian planes raid Israeli positions along the Suez Canal.
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United Press International
Iraq
Beirut
Cairo
al Ahram
Suez Canal
Arraignment for Parents in Abandoned Girl Case
Jody Smith identified her parents Ronald Fouquet and Betty Fouquet as the couple charged with cruel and inhumane punishment after leaving the four year old beside a freeway. They faced arraignment in Bakersfield Municipal Court with bail set at 12500 each. A hearing was set for November 13 to decide wardship for Jody.
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Bakersfield
UPI
Bell Gardens
Jody ‘“Smith
Ronald F. Fouquet
Here
Fouquet
Betty
Tom Cravens
Jody Smith
el Monte
Halloween patrols stepped up by Lompoc police
Police Chief Ray Robertson says Halloween night patrols will be strengthened with a new one night schedule to handle expected complaints. He hopes the night is calmer than last year and urges groups light colored costumes, flashlights, and parental supervision with precautions and reporting trouble. Highs 75 to 85, lows 45 to 55, weekend tides listed.
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Lompoc
Ray Robertson
Robertson
Tax cut outlines agreed by Senate finance committee
The Senate Finance Committee endorsed broad tax relief totaling 8.9 billion dollars for 70 million taxpayers with at least five percent rate cuts and a 10 percent standard deduction up to 1000 dollars. A 14 percent cut for some high bracket families and a higher deduction to 2000 dollars were among proposals debated as Gore backed a 1000 dollar exemption but lost.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
House
Albert E. Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Senate
Treasury
Hijacker Forces TWA Jet to Denver Then Bangor Flight
An armed hijacker on a Trans World Airlines jet from Los Angeles to San Francisco diverted to Denver then New York, briefly disembarking 39 passengers. He later aimed for Bangor, Maine, with FBI and police watching as the plane departed secretly, keeping three crew members and a hostage stewardess aboard.
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Henry Logeman
New York
UPI
Egypt
Trans World Airlines
California
Denver
Bangor
Maine
San Francisco
TWA
Billy Williams
R. H. Hastings
John F. Kennedy
Kenney
FBI
Johnson land grab charged in multi state land transfer case
UPI reports the federal government seeks the return of several acres in central Austin, valued in the millions, granted to the nonprofit U.S. Geriatrics Center to build an $8.5 million nursing home with HEW backing. Senator Williams alleges White House involvement during Johnson's term. UT regents chair denounces the claim as unfounded.
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Washington
UPI
Austin
Tex
Johnson Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
John J. Williams
R-Del
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. Geriatrics Center, Inc
Frank C. Erwin Jr
University of Texas Board of Regents
National Democratic
Federal Property and Administrative Services Act
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Williams
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Corporation
Erwin
Roy A. Butler
J. C. Kellam
Burnel Waldrop
Richard C. Gibson
William R. Long
Congress abandons draft lottery plan amid Kennedy feud
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield announced Congress would not take up Nixon’s draft lottery proposal this year, ending hopes for a congressional lottery and leaving the president to consider a modified lottery by executive order. President Nixon urged reconsideration and warned reforms are needed despite the political clash with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
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William B. Mead
Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Administration
Edward M. Kennedy
D. Mass
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Mansfield
Kennedy
Nixon to unveil new Latin American policy in Washington
President Nixon is set to outline a new program replacing the Alliance for Progress at the Inter American Press Association session in the Washington Hilton. He will argue for greater national responsibility, signaling a shift from prior Good Neighbor policies amid concerns over nationalism and U S oil expropriation in Latin America.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Alliance For Progress
John F. Nixon
Inter American Press Association
Washington Hilton Hotel
White House
South
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
Latin America
United States
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