Two take Dirksen's GOP duties in Senate
Eastern liberal Gordon Allott of Colorado and Rocky Mountain conservative Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania move into leadership roles as Senate Republicans navigate Dirksen's absence after lung cancer surgery. Scott remains Dirksen's deputy while Allott chairs the Policy Committee. both lack Dirksen's clout but may shoulder duties along with Senators Smith and Young who could take on leadership tasks. Dirksen's tumor was cancerous. doctors report no spread and no further treatment needed.
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Steven Gerstel Washington
UPI
Rocky Mountain
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Gordon L. Allott
Colorado
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Dirksen
Allott
Republican Policy Committee
Scott
Illinois
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Appropriations Committee
Andersons Restaurant plans motel complex rezoning approved
Buellton planners back a 1.3 acre site north of Highway 246 for a motel and tourist ventures with an investor group from Solvang Buellton. The County Planning Commission voted 5-3 to recommend changing the property from 8-R-2 to C-2 over staff preference, forwarding to the Supervisors for confirmation.
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Anderson’s
Buellton
Anderson
Solvang
County Planning Commission
R. Walter Cammack
Cammack
Board of Supervisors
Buellton Parkway
Planning Department
Commission
G. Norman Bacon
Robert C. Lilley
Buellton Businessmen’s Assn
Andrew T. Petersen
M.V. Duncan
Reagan signs bills to curb vice and welfare costs
Gov. Ronald Reagan returned from a three week vacation to Sacramento and signed measures targeting organized and freelance vice, enacting automatic jail terms for convicted prostitutes and protecting confidential informants in vice cases. He also approved five spending controls in welfare and medical programs and a bill allowing parental removal of children from sex education and religious instruction.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Nixon seeks to trim middle class tax cuts and cut corporate rates
Treasury Secretary Kennedy and assistant Cohen urged the Senate Finance Committee to scale back the House tax reform bill. They proposed reducing 1972 income tax cuts from 9.87 billion to 7.34 billion and adding a 1.6 billion annual cut in corporate taxes, arguing the House plan risks inflation. After committee revision, the bill moves to the Senate floor this fall.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
House
Treasury
David M Kennedy
Asst
Edwin S. Cohen
Senate Finance Committee
Fierce Arab guerrilla commando raid along Jordan Riverfront
Arab guerrilla forces claimed they carried out strong commando operations across a 60 mile stretch along the Jordan River cease fire line, with clashes persisting into today. PASC reported multiple guerrillas killed and wounded while Israeli troops suffered casualties near the Damya Bridge.
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United Press International
Amman
Jordan River
Palestinian Armed Struggle Command
PASC
Sea of Galilee
Dead Sea
Tel Aviv
Damya
Alaska Offers 450000 Acre Oil Land in Record Lease Sale
The state plans a two billion dollar bid event for 450,858 acres of oil rich land in Anchorage. Bids may top two billion with checks totaling 20 percent upfront and 80 percent due in 10 days. An airliner will transport checks to New York for early investment gains. The auction opens at 8 am PDT with officials and oilmen present.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Santa Barbara Channel
California
Sidney Laurence Auditorium
Thomas E. Kelly
Closing Stocks and City Beautification Award in Lompoc
The Lompoc Record lists closing stock quotes from Rohrbaugh and Co with alcoa and general electronics names among leaders. The September City Beautification Commercial Award goes to the East North Avenue water treatment plant. City Beautification Committee discusses future projects and plans to refer vacant lots for abatement. Santa Barbara County USO Council to close Sept 8 through Sept 12 for a Western Regional Staff Conference.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
al Can
Alum
Alcoa
American Can
American Air
American Motors
At&t
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
IBM
Imperial Corp
International Paper
It&t
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota Mining
Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
Outboard Marine
Parke Davis
PSA
Pepsi Cola
RCA
East North Avenue
Santa Barbara County
USO Council
Cook St
Santa Maria
Woman receives transplanted heart at Stanford Hospital
Betty Johnson, 45, wife of a Utah State University official, is reported in satisfactory condition after a four hour operation led by Dr. Norman Shumway. The transplant is Stanford's sixth long term survivor and the 17th for Shumway's team.
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Stanford
UPI
Utah State University
Betty Johnson
Norman EE. Shumway
Stanford University Hospital
Shumway
Stolen stereo parts and license found in Lompoc notes
Multiple local items reported in Lompoc police blotter. A tuner cartridge valued at 40 dollars was stolen from Michael Courson’s garage while he was away. Ronald J Hall’s license and Richard R Hall’s pink slip found at Linde's Bar and held by police. A stereo deck and tapes, 87 dollars, stolen from Rex Wright’s car on N Street. A shag rug worth 15 dollars stolen from Henry Gulmer’s yard. Minor rear end collision on West College Avenue involving Danny Soberano and Donald Baird. A Bomarc missile target launched from Vandenberg AFB but failed to meet objectives due to a malfunction.
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Jess R. McWorter
St. Michaels
Cypress
Lompoc
McWorter
Cypress City
Los Angeles
Michael Courson
Hickory
Linde’s
Ronald James Hall
Richard R. Hall
Rex Wright
N. N St
West College Avenue
Danny Soberano
Windsor Santa Maria
Donald Baird
E. North Ave
College
Vandenberg Air Force Base
U.S. Naval Missile Center
Pt. Magu
Air Force
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Palestine Liberation Army
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United Aircraft
Uniroyal
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ind
Tient, Robert McKee
Palo Alto
Johnson
Homer
Utah State Department of Educational Administration
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Utah
Tacoma
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Jeff
Jim
Jarid
Henry Gulmer
N. A St
Yester
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