Mills Seeks Extra Billion for Low Income Tax Cuts
Rep. Wilbur Mills backs sweetening Nixon tax proposals with up to 1 billion more for low income groups. He proposed raising the low income exemption from 1000 to 1200 or 1250 dollars while urging quick congressional action and broader spending power for the poor. Connally pressed for prompt approval as Nixon prepared to address Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Nixon
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Connally
Conally
Congress
Senate
White House
Art Alley approval with east side location change
Lompoc City Council kept the Art Alley exhibit but moved it to the east side of H Street between Ocean and Cypress avenues. One way southbound traffic will pass past open businesses Saturday, with safety measures and police precautions in place. Community development director Bevilacqua argues the plan aims to boost downtown foot traffic, while several merchants opposed blocking through traffic.
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Lompoc
H Street
Ocean and
Cypress Avenues
Ocean Avenue
James Smith
R. L. Mayer
Lundberg Stationers
Lompoc Valley Art Association
Mayer
Stan Paton
Perry's Cleaners
Nicholas Bevilacqua
City Community Development
Anti busing clashes mark second day in Pontiac Michigan
Anti busing forces clashed with authorities in Pontiac as court ordered desegregation buses faced blockades. Arrests reached five at the depot and nine women were detained earlier. protests spread from Pontiac to Kalamazoo and Jacksonville with mixed results and state intervention threats.
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United Press International
Pontiac
Mich
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Michigan
John Porter
Jacksonville
Fla
Council orders committee probe of cable television
Lompoc City Council to form a committee led by Charlotte Benton and E C Stevens to study the cable TV franchise with Lompoc Valley Cable TV. Citizens voiced complaints on reception and service response. 69 residents signed a petition.
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Lompoc
City Hall
Art Scott
Charlotte Benton
E. C. Stevens
Scott
George Hillin
Nectarine Ave
Eugene Sampley
E. North
Ron Ridgley
Dam report draws fire in Lompoc water debate
An engineering analysis recommending the city seek alternative water sources instead of the Lompoc Dam Project sparked strong opposition at a Santa Barbara county meeting. The gathering highlighted concerns over project viability and city water strategy amid community and officials' scrutiny.
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Lompoc
The
Santa
Nuisance property owners fix violations in city
Ten of fifteen initially cited property owners corrected nuisance conditions after a second city inspection. Four remaining cases involve vacant properties and pose compliance challenges. Cruse and Bevilacqua praised rapid progress as other districts face similar concerns. Public hearings and ongoing discussions accompany the nuisance enforcement effort.
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Bill Cruse
Cruse
Laurel Avenue
O Street
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Second Street
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Lompoc Valley
John Martin
Robert Kranig
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Sol Lefkowitz
Dick Whitschuik
Woolworth
Sally
College and
Ocean Avenues
H and O Streets
N. H St
Ynez River Water Conservation District
Gary Dunlap
Thomas Stetson
Dunlap
William Laranjo
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