Congress divided over technicians to Sinai peace effort
UPI reports sharp partisan split over sending about 150 U.S. civilian technicians to Sinai to monitor the Israel Egypt interim peace pact. Ford seeks approval within two weeks. Kissinger and Ford press congress on strategy as debate centers on risks of Soviet involvement and regional stability.
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Syria
Frank Church
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
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Rn.y
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
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Damascus
UPS
Henry A. Kissinger
Classified school workers to vote on district offer
Classified school employes will meet in La Honda School tonight to vote on acceptance or rejection of the district’s six per cent salary and fringe benefits package. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. and a press conference follows at 9:30 p.m. The offer matches the amount accepted by teachers and administrators. About 300 employes in clerical, secretarial, custodial and gardening roles are affected.
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Robert Halstead
California School Employes Association
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Supervisors approve county tax levy at 3.31 per 100
Santa Barbara County supervisors set the 1975 76 property tax levy at 3.31 per 100 estimated value, 53 cents above last year, after eliminating a 250000 litigation reserve and a 22000 beach cleaner budget. The rate was adjusted downward by about 3 a quarter cents from earlier proposals amid tax reform pressure.
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Santa Barbara
Paul Floyd
Harrell Fletcher
Fletcher
Francis H. Beattie
Ramses
Robert E. Kallman
Kallman
Frank Frost
Santa Barbara Board of Education
Robert Curiel
Wegner vacation pay contract defended by school board
Glendon F. Wegner’s four year contract was approved and defended, allowing unlimited accumulation of vacation pay. The board cited previous practice and noted Wegner could collect $22,800 in vacation pay from eight prior years dating back to 1959 and his June retirement.
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Glendon F
Clarence Bloom
Wegner
Helman
Glen
Bloom
Alice Milligan
Portugal army chief defies Gomes over Goncalves ouster
Portugal's army chief Gen. Carlos Fabiao publicly opposed Gen. Vasco Goncalves as armed forces chief, arguing the appointment threats army unity. The stance follows remarks by air force commander Gen. Jose Morais da Silva and a Tancos base meeting of moderates and radicals amid mounting anti Goncalves sentiment.
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Portugal
UPI
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Vasco Goncalves
Carlos Fabiao
Goncalves
Fabaio
Fabiao
Tancos Army Base
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Pezarat Correia
Franco Charais
Eurico Corvado
Armed Forces Movement
City panel to study Stevens plan for Lompoc identity
City Council referred E C Stevens five page transformation proposal to a mayor’s committee. He urged an Early California unifying design theme with improved lighting planters signs and street furniture to attract tourism and offset property tax dependence. Scott supported study while Scolari urged practical spending and Benton praised the idea though unresolved.
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Art Scott
Emil Scolari
Scolari
Scott
Alberta Morgan
West College Ave
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Charlotte Benton
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