Nixon urges swift congressional action on his program
President Nixon called for decisive action on about 50 administration proposals before year end. He urged cooperation with Congress while pledging to veto budget-busting bills and opposing tax increases. Mansfield signaled expeditious consideration amid conflict on defense spending.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Executive
House
Carl Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
CCCJ imposes new rules on Lompoc Drop-In Center
Lompoc Drop-In Center faces fresh state grant demands including evening hours open from 4 PM to midnight and minimum weekend operation. CCCJ cites lack of evaluation plans while center grapples with delayed funding and depleted local support amid Sacramento funding constraints. A City Hall meeting will address the crisis.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
Sacramento
California Council On Criminal Justice
Bob Dailey
CCCJ
Lew Copeland
Copeland
Central Coast
West Walnut Avenue
P.T.A
Santa Barbara
Lompon woman injured in car crash into drainage ditch
Kathleen Pauline Mattox 25 of South H Street is in Lompoc Hospital ICU with a fractured arm and leg after her car veered into a 15 foot ditch at Ocean Avenue and V Street. Passenger Charles Earl Wherry 38 of South O Street is in good condition with a fractured neck. Police say the accident occurred about 5 20 a m Saturday and the cause is undetermined.
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Lom
Kathleen Pauline Mattox
South H Street
Lompoc Hospital
Miguelito
Ocean Avenue
V Street
Charles Earl Wherry
South O St
Richardson balks at giving names in Kissinger taps report
Washington UPI Attorney General Elliott Richardson refused to furnish senators with a report on FBI wiretap findings involving Kissinger aides. Sen. George Aiken urged quick confirmation, while Fulbright and Aiken pressed for access to the data before Kissinger's nomination as secretary of state.
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Washington
UPI
Elliot L. Richardson
FBI
Henry A. Kissinger
George Aiken
R-Vt
Kissinger
Richardson
National Security Council
Senate Foreign Relations
J. William Fulbright
Aiken
Henry Kissinger
Fulbright
Nixon
House approves Liddy contempt for refusing to testify
The House voted 334 to 11 to cite G. Gordon Liddy for contempt of Congress. The action followed his refusal to testify during closed hearings of the Armed Services Committee into CIA involvement in Watergate.
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Washington
Lompoc Trustees Study New Teachers Union Affiliation
Trustees of the Lompoc Unified School District will review efforts by teachers to form the Lompoc Federation of Teachers tomorrow. The proposed union would affiliate with the AFL-CIO Tri-County Central Labor Council and the California Federation of Teachers.
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Lompoc Unified School
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Tri-County
Nixon appeals tape decision in bid to keep Watergate tapes private
President Nixon petitions the U S Court of Appeals to overturn a lower court order requiring nine Watergate tapes be produced for review by Judge John J Sirica. White House lawyers call the ruling unprecedented and say it threatens presidential confidentiality and constitutional principle.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
USS
John J. Sirica
White House
Sirica
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Federal District Court
Watergate Grand Jury
Demo leaders respond politely to appeal
Washington officials report Democratic leaders reacted to President Nixon's offer to cooperate with Congress but avoided committing to enact his priority legislative program. House Speaker Carl Albert said Nixon is willing to compromise though the exact meaning remains unclear.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill
Massachusetts
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
O'Neill
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Democratic Congress
Albert
Hugh Scott
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