Kissinger Begins Long Shot Shuttle Across Africa for Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies from Andrews to Africa on a two week mission aimed at forging a negotiation framework for southern Africa. The trip touches Tanzania Zambia and South Africa with potential talks with Ian Smith and aims to address Rhodesia Namibia and South Africa future.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Africa
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Dick Clark
Iowa
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Zambia
South Africa
Lusaka
Pretoria
New York
Fort Worth
Rhodesia
Namibia
Southwest Africa
Republic of South Africa
Ozone risk from spray can gases prompts regulatory debate
A National Academy of Sciences panel warned fluorocarbons used in aerosols and air conditioning threaten the Earth's ozone shield. The 13 member group urged delayed federal action up to two years while studies continue, advocating selective regulation and labeling of spray products containing these gases.
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Academy
Earth
Washington
UPS
National Academy of Sciences
Scien
United States
John W. Tukey
Bell Laboratories
Princeton
N.J
F.S. Rowland
Mario Molina
University of California At Irvine
Ford signs Sunshine Act to open regulatory meetings
President Ford signed into law the Government in the Sunshine Act, promising openness in most federal regulatory agencies and pressuring for a more responsive government. The act covers agencies with commissions and requires public meetings, with few exemptions for defense, trade secrets, or personal privacy.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Rose Garden
Jimmy Carter
White House
Ron Nelsen
America
University of Michigan
Carter
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Ann Arbor
Lompoc Trustees to unveil initial counter salary proposal
The Lompoc Unified School District trustees will announce tomorrow their first counter proposal to classified staff demands. No action will be taken yet, but the plan sets the stage for talks with California School Employees representatives who have waited since July 1 without a contract or raises. Teachers and administrators have already approved a four percent raise. The meeting is set for 7 p.m. in the Central Administration Building at 1301 North Act.
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Lompoc Unified School District
California
Central Administration Building
North Act
Air Force security policemen jailed in burglary ring
Three Air Force security policemen and three suspects linked to theft rings were jailed after officers seized five citizens band radios and a shotgun valued at 1100 dollars. Floyd Lee Lawson Jr. and Richard Carter Stier faced burglary charges and bail amounts. Allen Blane Gardner faced receiving stolen property and serial-number removal charges. Police noted undercover work traced radios from Lompoc and Santa Maria to arrests, with several owners unlocatable due to missing serial decals.
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Air Force
Floyd Lee Lawson Jr
Richard Carter Stier
D-Mod
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Allen Blane Gardner
W. North Ave
Lawson
Stier
Gardner
Lompoc
Air Security Police
Citizens Band
E. North Ave
Elliott Harrison
Santa Maria
Five Croatians to be tried on air piracy charges
Five Croatian hijackers face federal air piracy charges for the TWA 355 hijack that led to a police officer’s death in New York. A sixth suspect was named as an alleged accomplice. They abandoned the plane with a bomb, dropped propaganda leaflets, and sought calls to leaders, while authorities weigh murder indictments and possible death penalties.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Thomas R. Pattison
U.S. Attorney’s Criminal Division
Grand Central Station
Trans World Airlines
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Court House
Bronx
Mario Merola
Grand Central
TWA
Chicago
la Guardia
London
Paris
Montreal
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Yugoslavia
Croatia
America
Brian Murray
Newfoundland
Iceland
Buffalo
N.Y
Murray
Gander
Reykjavik
U S Vetoes Vietnam Admission to U N Over M I A Information
U S Ambassador Scranton said President Ford would veto Vietnam's entry to the United Nations because Hanoi failed to provide information on Americans missing in action. He left room for a future change if Hanoi negotiates seriously on M I A status and other issues. Vietnam had earlier released 12 names of pilots previously listed as M I A.
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Washington
UPI
U.N
William Scranton
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
Scranton
Ford
Santa Maria stabbings follow barroom dispute on H Street
A Santa Maria man, David Poncetta, 28, is in serious condition at Lompoc Hospital after a barroom dispute on South H Street near the Koala Club. Two patrons, Fred Holland 25 and other man, were injured. William Howell 26 and Patrick Cruz 30 were jailed on assault with deadly weapon charges. Bail set at 5000 and 3000. Police continue investigation.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc
David Poncetta
Rt. 1
Box
Suey Road
Fred Holland
South I St
Holland
W. Pear Ave
Patrick S. Cruz
North L St
Howell
Cruz
South H Street
South H St
Poncetta
Lompoc Planning Commission Eyes Subdivision Proposals
The agenda includes a public hearing on William Hopson’s home business at 320 S Sixth St and a 27 acre subdivision between Central and Barton for 110 single family homes with environmental report urged and tentative map postponement to Nov 8. A 3.62 acre Ocean Cypress plan east of R Street proposes five parcels with staff recommending denial. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Lompoc City Hall.
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William James Hopson
S. Sixth St
Central
Barton Avenues
North First Street
Santa Ynez River
Ocean and
Cypress Avenues
R Street
Lompoc City Hall
Walnut Ave
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Charles Raymond Ackley
Los Olivos
Ackley
Sheriff's
Federal Aviation Agency
Southern
Ian Smith
Zurich
Switzerland
Santa Marians
South Lake Tahoe
Mount Talac
Tahoe Basin
Harry Potvin
Harlan Saltzman
Caroline Madrigal
Lake Tahoe
Eldorado County
Federal Aviation Administration
Bill Perozzi
Los Alamos
Goleta
U.S
Tas
William Dewayne Howell
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