Two Officers Hurt in Lompoc Brawl Near Station
Early Sunday a brawl near the Lompoc Police Station injured Sergeant John Coday and Officer James Raubach. Five residents were arrested, including Gregory Campbell Peter Signorelli Marlinda Highfield John Greco and Randy Spring.
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Lompoc
John Coday
Lompoc District Hospital
Ocean Avenue
D Street
James Raubach
Donald Dodson
Dodson
Raubach
California Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Department
Gregory William Campbell
Box
Peter Allen Signorelli
South G St
Marlinda Dee Highfield
North O St
John Steve Greco
South M St
Randy Paul Spring
Senate panel keeps gas price controls alive in split vote
In a 9-9 tie the Senate Energy Committee rejected deregulation and backed Carter’s plan to keep federal controls on gas prices with a new ceiling while extending coverage to sales within producing states. The panel also rejected a phased deregulation 12-6, and will vote later on sending the Carter proposal to the Senate floor.
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Senate
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Dewey Bartlett
R-Okla
Carter
House
Hansen
Jackson and Sons
Frank Church
Idaho
Lee Metcalf
Montana
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Floyd Haskell
Colorado
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
John Durkin
New Hampshire
Howard Menzenbaum
Ohio
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
J. Bennett Johnson
Louisiana
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Hansen Bartlett
James McClure
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Second shuttle flight Tuesday details revealed
The second free shuttle flight plans feature Joe Engle and Dick Truly piloting Enterprise in a high and low speed test sequence originally set for Aug 30 and Aug 26, then postponed by rain. The mission follows the maiden Aug 12 flight with Fred Haise and Gordon Fullerton and confirms a post-separation computer issue was resolved.
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Gordon Fullerton
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IBM
Bloom Admits Worries Over Supporting Lance
Deputy Currency Comptroller Robert Bloom testified before a Senate committee that his worry over his government job influenced his January recommendation of Bert Lance for budget director. He said he would not have supported Lance if the panel had known certain private banking details. The committee approved Lance’s nomination earlier.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Bloom
Senate
Bert Lance
Bloom
Carter
Lance
Georgia
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Bank board seeks changes to home loan rules
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board proposes two amendments to boost inner city home buying. One would allow loans above 80 percent of value on two family dwellings with rental income aiding payments. The second would raise high risk loan limits from 30 to 50 percent of assets to help buyers with 20 percent or less down payment.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Robert H. McKinney
Savings and Loan Associations
Boston
Worcester
Mass
McKinney
Inmate Dies After Stabbing At Lompoc FCI
J Michael M Flores 22 was stabbed at F C I Lompoc Sunday afternoon and died after being taken to Vandenberg A F B Hospital. FBI investigates. Flores arrived in March from Coolidge Arizona serving six years for heroin possession.
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FCI
J . Michael M. Flores
Gary Aldinger
Flores
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Aldinger
F.C.I
Coolidge
Ariz
Lompoc Youth Escapes Injury in Car Shot Incident
An 18 year old Lompoc youth escaped injury when a passing car fired a single shot at a winged car in the 1200 block of East Oak Avenue. Police suspect retaliation for a party fight with possible Santa Maria youths involved. No arrests yet as investigators continue today.
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James P. Sweeney
Lompoc
East Oak Avenue
Santa Maria
Senate seeks week to pass energy policy amid House talks
The Senate aims to advance a broad energy package this week with minimum car fuel standards and conservation programs as part of Carter's plan. Lawmakers set a strategy of passing pieces to the House for conference while eyeing natural gas pricing, utility reform, and tax measures.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Robert Byrd
Byrd
Congress
White House
House
Clinch River
Senate House
South Korea seeks probe into Tongsun Park bribery case
The New Democratic Party urged a special National Assembly committee to investigate Tongsun Park amid 36 counts of bribery fraud and corruption in Washington. Rep Koh Jae chung says the affair strains ties with the United States and Parliament should probe independently. Foreign Minister Park Tongsin travels to the United States for talks on the scandal.
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New Democratic Party
Special National Assembly
Tongsun Park
Washington
Park
South Korea
Tongsan Park
United States
Koh Jae-chung
Koh
U.S
Park Tongsin
U.N. General Assembly
Tongsin Park
Seoul
LUSD Enrollment Down in First Week of 1977-78
Lompoc Unified School District reports 9,878 students enrolled in the first week of the 1977 78 year, short of the 10,084 total from the last day of 1976 77. Including Special Education, 4,775 elementary and 5,103 junior and senior high students enrolled.
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Lompoc Unified
Santa Maria Teachers Threaten Week-Long Strike
Santa Maria high school teachers said they would walk off Monday if a contract dispute is not settled after a 14 hour bargaining session. About 240 teachers in four schools voted to strike. They seek binding arbitration, a one year contract, and maintained health benefits, with the district offering six percent while teachers demand 12.5 percent.
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Santa Maria
UPI
Santa Maria High School Faculty Association
California Teachers Association
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