Nixon meets critics on economy after wage freeze plan
President Nixon, joined by AFL CIO leader George Meany and labor chiefs, sits with critics to discuss post freeze controls. Meany signals possible cooperation after Nov 13 if terms are fair, while noting wage gaps remain a concern.
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Washington
UPI
George Meany
Nixon
Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
White House
Woodcock
Space shuttle task force to present California program in Washington
James Cook announces a California Space Shuttle Task Force trip to Washington to meet NASA and DOD officials and the state delegation. The group aims to secure the multi million dollar shuttle project, with potential for a West Coast military shuttle site and opposition to expendable boosters. Local leaders praise the effort as the state braces for a political battle and a weather forecast notes coastal fog with near 70 to 80 degree highs and tides.
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John T. Hay
State Chamber of Commerce
James Cook
California
Lompoc
California Space Shuttle
Chamber of Commerce
Cook
Washington
NASA
Department of Defense
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
Air Force
California Chamber of Commerce
Ed Reinecke
U.S
Alan Cranston
Ed Gillenwater
Commerce
Santa Barbara
Kern
Hay
Art Scott
Esther Harris
Scott
Harris
Robert Kranig
John Martin
Final approval for Lockheed loan guarantee
Washington reports final approval of a 250 million dollar loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. A three member board including Connally Arthur Burns and the SEC chair voted unanimously to back private loans to complete the Tristar Jumbo jet project amid prior military contract reversals.
Lompoc Driver Cleared of Manslaughter Charges
Daniel Gueverra Trejo, 21, driver of the car that killed Ivory Lee Turner Jr. and his son Sean on College Avenue last July 31, is freed after a judge ruled he was legally unconscious at the time. The court dismissed manslaughter and reckless driving charges though Trejo had epilepsy history and was injured. Deputy Evan J. Fore and Mrs. Gwendolyn Turner were among the injured.
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Daniel Gueverra Trejo
College Avenue
Trejo
N. E St
Justice Court
S. Jon Gudmunds
Ivory Lee Turner Jr
N. M. St
Apt. 9A
Turner
Sean
Gwendolyn J. Turner
Evan J. Fore
Lompoc
Federal injunction sent to Attica prison to curb reprisals
A federal court order barring reprisals was delivered to Attica State Correctional Facility where about 30 hostages remained in two cellblocks. State Correction Commissioner Russell G. Oswald announced the injunction as authorities sought to end the Thursday insurrection at the maximum security prison.
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Attica
N.Y
UPI
Attica State Correctional Facility
State Correction
Russell G. Oswald
Lompoc Dam project faces new set back in debate
A Tuesday board meeting exposed deep division over the Lompoc Dam and Reservoir study. Thomas Stetson's report urged delaying decisions, pursuing alternative water sources, and awaiting the Bureau of Reclamation to finish its study, with cost estimates up to 275 dollars per acre foot and potential rate hikes for Lompoc residents.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Gary Dunlap
Santa Ynez River
Andrew Petersen
Dunlap
Richard Henning
Bureau of Reclamation
Stetson
Santa Barbara County
Hugh Young Named United Fund Campaign Chairman
Hugh D. Young a Col AF Ret was named fund raising chairman of the 1971 United Fund campaign by William Organ president of the Lompoc United Fund. He will head a team to solicit 73000 for health welfare and youth activities with October 1 kickoff at Lions Inn.
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Hugh D. Young
United Fund
William Organ
Lompoc
Los Angeles
Air Force Logistics Command
Turkey
Young
Vandenberg Air Force Base
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Dimitri Pavlof
Strategic Air Command
Terrill F. Cox
Lockheed
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United Fund Board of Directors
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