Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team On Call At Vandenberg
The EOD team from Vandenberg Air Force Base assists Central Coast police with bomb threats and discoveries. Only police can request dispatch, and the base commander authorizes it after required forms are signed. The three man team supports missile launches, disposes old munitions, aids disaster drills, and helps local agencies in live bomb cases.
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Stan Tulledo
Santa Maria
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Munitions Control
Bruce Cubbison
Johnny Wade
Cubbison
Lompoc
OED
Vandenberg
Guadalupe
EOD
394Th Strategic Missile Squadron
Ralph W. White
Msgt
John Reynolds
Sgt
Wade
Tsgt
Harry Gregory
Col
Walter Carter
Air Force
Msgt. Reynolds
Subpoenas Issued for Four County Supervisors Aides
Administrative aides to four county supervisors are to appear before the County Grand Jury in the Zaca Lake Resort bribery case. Raul Navarro, aide to Board Chairman Charles F. Catterlin, faces indictment. Aides named are Richard Duprey John Stahl George Hutson and Larry Lavagnino.
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Zaca Lake
Raul Navarro
Charles F. Catterlin
Richard Duprey
Frank J. Frost
John Stahl
James M. Slater
George Hutson
Francis H. Beattie
Larry Lavagnino
Curtis Tunnell
Slater
Frost
Catterlin
Navarro
Weather outlook with sun, ocean winds peak at 25 mph
Overcast night with local fog morning brightening to mostly sunny afternoons today and Wednesday. Temperatures rise only slightly with highs upper 60s to 70s and beaches near 60. Low tonight in the 50s. Small craft advisory for northwest winds 15 to 25 mph in afternoons. Wednesday tides include 6.0 feet high at 11:59 a.m. and low tides of 0.9 feet at 5:45 a.m. and 0.0 feet at 6:41 p.m.
Amnesty offer stalls on price and acceptance
President Ford unveiled conditional amnesty for Vietnam era resisters offering up to two years of alternative service and pledge of allegiance. Critics say the terms are too demanding and expect limited uptake among about 15 500 charged with draft evasion and 12 500 desertion cases, while supporters in Congress largely back the plan.
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Ford
Canada
Sweden
William B. Saxbe
Richard Nixon
Toronto
Amex Canada
U.S
American Legion
Rabies scare prompts emergency county meeting set
County supervisors schedule an emergency session Wednesday at 2 p.m. after reports of a bat infestation in the Lobero Building and rising rabies fears. Fourteen rabid wildlife cases include nine skunks in Santa Ynez Valley and five bats on the South Coast. Key actions call for more trappers, vaccination clinics, bat removal aid, and a stronger public information effort.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Santa Ynez Valley
Goleta
Carpinteria
Johnson
Lobero
Santa Barbara
Charles F. Catterlin
State Health Department
Senate to probe CIA role in Chile and U.S. interference
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously decided to investigate CIA actions in Chile from 1970 to 1973. Senator Frank Church and others urge perjury inquiries against former CIA chief Richard Helms and seek guidance on future oversight.
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J. William Fulbright
Bark
CIA
Frank Church
D-Idaho
U.S
Chile
Washington
Richard Helms
Henry A. Kissinger
Foreign Relations Committee
Ford
United States
Allende
Church
Subcommittee
Senate
House
interAmerican Affairs
Paul E. Sigmund
Princeton University
Haig denies role in Nixon pardon
Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. rejected claims he persuaded President Ford to grant Nixon an unconditional pardon. He denied speaking with Nixon’s family or acting as intermediary with Leon Jaworski, amid The New York Times report that he initiated secret pardon talks after conversations with Nixon’s daughters and former aide Ronald Ziegler.
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Washington
UPI
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Today
Ford
Richard Nixon
New York Times
Nixon
Haig
Hostages' safety in doubt as Dutch tighten around terrorists
In The Hague, police cleared an escape route for three Japanese Red Army terrorists holding nine hostages at the French Embassy. Hostage safety was uncertain as Dutch authorities ringed Schiphol with troops and prepared a Boeing 707 to fly captors out if negotiations fail.
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the Hague
UPI
Schiphol
Air France
France
Paris
Orly
Red Army
Netherlands
Count Jacques Senard
Juliana
Holland
Joop den Uyl
Jacques Senard
Yutaka Furuya
Furuya
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394Th
SMS
Houston Flournoy
Charles E. Goodell
New York
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Dick Praul
Stillman’s Cleaners
Fulbright
Kissinger