Sierra Club appeals Santa Cruz Island drilling permit
The Sierra Club requests a Board of Supervisors hearing on Union Oil drilling permit issued August 22 for Cavern Point on Santa Cruz Island. The club argues drilling harms Channel Islands National Park prospects and could trigger state and county pollution risks and legal actions.
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Union Oil Company
Santa Cruz Island
County Oil
David Bickmore
Fred Eissler
Channel Islands National Park
Santa Cruz
Eissler
Congress
Anacapa
Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa
San Miguel
The
Bickmore
Santa Barbara Channel
State Lands Commission
Union Oil
Cavern Point
Scorpion Bay
Applications open for Americans Abroad programs at Lompoc High
Mrs Dick Anderson announces distribution of application blanks on September 10 and an informational meeting at 3 15 p m in Room 1. Programs include School Southern Hemisphere, School Northern Hemisphere, and Summer Abroad with many eligible countries and a note that Cabrillo High is excluded.
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Dick Anderson
The
American Field Service
Americans Abroad
Lompoc High School
Cabrillo High School
AFS
Lompoc High
Ivan de Carvalho
Sao Paulo
Brazil
LHS
Missing former bishop traced in Judean Desert search
James A. Pike former Episcopal bishop of California is missing after a desert trek from Bethlehem toward the Dead Sea. Arab tribesmen join Israeli troops and police in a daybreak helicopter search in the Israeli occupied sector of Jordan. Diane Pike 31 remaining in Bethlehem after Pike collapsed during the walk due to exhaustion. probes include the couple’s broken down car. Pike, 56, left the Episcopate in 1966 and later pursued religious transition reforms.
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UPI
James A. Pike
California
Judean Desert
Dead Sea
Jordan
Pike
Diane
Bethlehem
Israel
Santa Barbara
Episcopal Church
Foundation For
Lompoc Record Staff and affiliations noted
The item lists staff roles for the Lompoc Record including Gaylen Jackson as Business Manager and Vice President Jim Ainsworth as Mechanical Superintendent. It names department editors and managers, along with professional association memberships and the subscription rate of $2.00 per month for home delivery or mail.
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Lompoc
Gaylen Jackson
No Suspect Or Motive In Tate Family Killings
Los Angeles police released few new details on the Sharon Tate estate killings. Inspector Robert A. Houghton said investigators have no suspects or motive and that the murder weapons included a cutting weapon and a firearm. Over 300 persons have been questioned as the probe continues without a clear suspect.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sharon Tate
Robert A. Houghton
Houghton
United States
Miss Tate
Brothers blame each other for Navarro murder in Hollywood home
In Los Angeles two Chicago brothers on trial for Ramon Navarro's death each accuse the other of the beating. Thomas Ferguson testified he was on the phone when the murder occurred while Paul Ferguson claimed Thomas attacked Navarro in the actor's bedroom. The men allegedly bludgeoned Navarro with his cane to force disclosure of supposed cash hidden in the house.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Chicago
Ramon Navarro
Hollywood
Thomas S. Ferguson
Paul
Thomas
Paul Ferguson
Navarro
Ferguson
Novarro
Violence sweeps Camden and other cities amid fatal shootings
United Press International reports a young Camden patrolman and a woman killed as riots flare for the third night. A second officer is wounded. authorities seek a sniper. National Guard and state troopers assist Hartford curfew enforcement amid fires and clashes.
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United Press International
Camden
N.J
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Hartford
Ronald J. Chandler
Connecticut
North End
Libya toppled in hours by new revolutionary council
Libyan authorities claim the monarchy was overthrown in two hours by the Arab Socialist Revolutionary Council after planning since 1956. Crown Prince Hasan al Rida and the army chief of staff were arrested. King Idris headed for Greece as Tripoli reports confirm control across the country. Western powers sought assurances on treaties and oil, with production worth $340 million a year at risk.
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UPI
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Amir Hasan al Rida
Idris
Greece
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Iraq
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South Yemen
Algeria
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Allied push to trap NVA infantry in jungle northeast of Saigon
Allied reinforcements closed in on North Vietnamese infantry in a jungle province northeast of Saigon after six waves of B52 bombers dropped 540 tons on guerrilla routes in Phuoc Long. U.S. 25th Infantry reported 18 Communist casualties in a separate engagement 54 miles northwest of Saigon.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPI
Phuoc Long
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Quang Ngai City
New Hampshire Air National Guard
Bien Hoa
United States
197Th Artillery
Vietnam
Phoc Long
U.S. Green Berets
Song Be
Welfare payments halted for five abroad recipients
Santa Barbara California welfare checks totaling 1000 dollars a month will stop to five persons living in foreign countries. The county ordered the payments halted Tuesday because the five are perpetrating an abuse in the minds of every citizen paying welfare bills. Three recipients live in England one in Canada and one in the Philippines.
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UPI
England
Canada
Philippines
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