County OKs 20 bed juvenile hall plan in Santa Maria area
The board voted 3 2 to move toward bidding for a 20 bed county juvenile detention facility in the Santa Maria area to serve the north county amid concerns over possible cost overruns and maintenance. Support from sheriff and police officials contrasted with opposition from Frost and Slater who criticized the plan as fear driven. Kaliman dissented briefly before voting yes citing court and law enforcement influence.
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Santa Barbara County
Bs Cinet
Santa Maria
Kaliman
Harrell Fletcher
Francis H. Beattie
Fletcher
Kallman
Superior Court
Floyd C. Dodson
M. Slater
Santa Marians
Frost
Long
Los Angeles
Davis
Guerrillas surrender after Madrid embassy seizure flight to Algiers
Four masked Palestinian guerrillas who seized the Egyptian embassy in Madrid surrendered in Algiers with the ambassador and four hostages freed. Algerian officials weighed asylum. a Palestine Liberation representative attended. Egypt rejected breaking off peace talks with Israel and negotiations in Geneva continued.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Madrid
Palestine Liberation Ay Tay
Egypt
Sinai
Israel
Geneva
Houari Boumedienne
Ghaffar
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Abou Aissa
Mahmoud Abdel Ghaffar
Mohamed Onan
Mohamed Afifi
Hassan Nagib
Mohammed Khaled Khelladi
Aissa
Colby admits CIA hid illegal arsenal for five years
CIA Director William Colby testified before Congress that the agency improperly maintained a stockpile of lethal poisons and delivery systems for five years. He showed a deadly electric dart gun and said records of authorization were destroyed with Helms' knowledge. Church opened hearings noting the 1970 destruction order.
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Colby
Church
CIA
Richard M. Nixon
Soviets Agree In Principle To Grain For Oil Deal
UPI reports the Soviet Union tentatively accepts a long term grain purchase plan with the United States. Undersecretary Charles Robinson says five days of talks show acceptance of a multi year agreement for fixed grain imports. Ford’s aide sees potential for a five year surplus exchange of wheat for Soviet oil in a bushel for barrel style deal.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Charles Robinson
Robinson
Washington
Ford
Belloni keeps 600 birds in Lompoc aviary and shows
Rita Belloni tends four walk in bird cages at 216 North St housing finches budgies and canaries. Her budgies won three trophies and 18 ribbons at the San Gabriel show while she placed in Santa Maria with multiple plaques. She aims to become a show judge though she jokes she knows little now.
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Stan Tulledo
Rita Belloni
North St
Mrs. Belloni
John
Ady
Linda
San Gabriel Valley Parakeet Association
Santa Maria
North Z St
Lompoc
Israel May Get New Pershing Missile As Settlement Unfolds
Washington reports the United States is ready to supply Israel with a 460 mile range Pershing missile under an interim Middle East settlement. The claim includes F16 fighters not yet in production and comes as Congress debates Hawk missiles to Jordan amid regional tensions.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Israel
Middle East
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Washington Post
U.S
Capitol Hill
Congress
Jordan
New York City teachers vote to end citywide walkout
The United Federation of Teachers delegates approve a two year contract ending the strike that shut the nation’s largest school system. Rank and file ballots will decide final approval with about 1.1 million students to return if accepted. The agreement includes a two year deal with a small cost of living adjustment and potential wage reopener pending arbitration.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Teachers’ Union
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Robert Christen
Christen
OPEC Considers Oil Price Increase In September
OPEC held preliminary talks in Vienna on a possible price rise later this month. Experts from the Economic Commission will report to the oil ministers who meet on September 24 after the current price freeze expires on October 1.
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Vienna
Austria
UPI
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Opec Economic Commission
Libreville
Gabon
Fromme Seeks Broad Talk While Limiting Case Mention
UPI reports Lynette Fromme gains permission to publicly speak except about her case after Judge Thomas MacBride narrows a gag order. She argues pretrial publicity from the Manson era and the Ford assassination attempt jeopardize her right to a fair trial. Weather updates follow with cloudy showers, warm inland highs 85 to 90, and tidal timings.
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Sacramento
UPI
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
Manson
MacBride
Miss Fromme
E. Richard Walker
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North County
Paul Smythe
County Fire Department
Cachuma
George Hadley
Department of Motor Vehicles
Nikolai S. Patelichev
State Department
Shanker
Board of Education
UFT
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