Drop-In Center assured of second year funding
Will Stinnet of the California Council on Criminal Justice said a grant check for the Lompoc Drop-In Center’s second year will arrive in six weeks. The total project value is $24,674 with $15,947 from federal sources and local funds and in kind services composing the remainder.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
Will Stinnet
California Council On Criminal Justice
CCCJ
Stinnet
Copeland
E. C. Stevens
Reagan Signs Capital Punishment Bill In California
California lawmakers sent Governor Ronald Reagan a bill reinstating capital punishment and mandating death for 11 specified crimes effective January 1. The Senate approved the Assembly amendments 29 to 11 with some opposition from two Republicans.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Senate
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Peter Behr
Tiburon
Steel industry gets full price hike over three months
The Cost of Living Council approved a $360 million yearly steel price increase, phased over three months to limit inflation. The measure affects flat rolled steel about 40 percent of output, raising costs for products including auto steel and toaster components. Senator Proxmire criticized the move as inflationary and unjustified.
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Washington
UPI
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
CLC
Proxmire
Chilean President Allende Targeted as Coup Unfolds
Chilean military and police seized power in a coup against President Salvador Allende. The presidential palace and Allende residence were bombed as tanks moved in and firing broke out. Allende resisted while officials surrendered. a junta claimed control and warned against resistance.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Salvador Allende
Allende
Western Hemisphere
Valparaiso
Quillota
Quinteros
Talcahuano
Hit and run driver sought in Mission Hills crash injuring boy
Five year old Robert E. Anderson of 3615 Via Gala remained in serious condition in Marian Hospital Santa Maria with head and possible internal injuries after a curbside crash on Burton Mesa Boulevard near Calle Quarta. Three small witnesses atop a tree at Mission Hills Community Center may hold clues as CHP questions them and an anonymous caller suggests a suspect.
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Mission Hills
Robert E. Anderson
Gala
Marian Hospital
Santa Maria
Burton Mesa Boulevard
California Highway Patrol
Prices may take week to go up for beef
Consumers who shopped Monday likely paid the same as last week as the beef price freeze ended at midnight Sunday. Retailers say no immediate increases. supply remains adequate. Experts note beef prices depend on consumer demand and how much beef goes to market, with wholesale moves mixed in New York and Houston.
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United Press International
Bill Davila
Von's Grocery Co
California
Jerry Sgobassi
Southern California
Lucky Stores Inc
New York
Houston
Ehrlichman testimony as Nixon tapes fight looms. Lompoc votes permit
Watergate grand jury appearance by John D. Ehrlichman overlaps with an appeal over White House tape releases. In Lompoc, the Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit to convert the Dixie Court Motel at 820 E Ocean Ave into apartments, with a $3,000 per unit renovation plan and a review condition by the Architectural Board of Review.
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Washington
UPI
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Archibald Cox
John J. Sirica
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Sirica
White House
Lompoc
Barnes
al Autry
Architectural Board of Review
S Sixth St
Chestnut Avenue
O Street
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