Energy conference to shape major Phase of plan
Washington energy talks move to a House Senate conference Tuesday to merge the amended energy bill. Conferees will start with non tax provisions and later tackle coal conversion utility rate reform natural gas pricing and an energy tax program. The process may produce a final bill quite different from either chamber and faces tough bargaining on key provisions.
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Former Lompoc teen slain and girl attacked in Oxnard
Paul Yenney Jr. seventeen was beaten to death while walking with Linda Fienne eighteen in a dirt field behind a school in Oxnard. Fienne was knocked unconscious and sexually assaulted before being dragged away. Authorities report Yenney's death and Fienne's critical condition as they investigate two attackers.
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Mayor Benton serves on high school drama jury in Night of January 16th
Record editors seek contact with Lefty and Rocky. Garth Teter of Lompoc catches Reggie Jacksons home run ball in yesterday World Series game.
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Garth Teter
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Moscow and U S draw closer to curbing arms race says Pravda
Pravda reports that Moscow and Washington have drawn closer on key issues in SALT talks and are on the road to a new treaty. Izvestia criticizes U S information agency reforms as ideological warfare while noting progress and unresolved problems.
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Israel’s military power worries former officer
Former intelligence chief Anthony Cordesman warns Israel’s rising might could threaten U.S. strategic interests in the Middle East. He says Israel evolved from David to Goliath since 1948, urges limits on arms to Israel, and criticizes U.S. dependence on Israeli influence and public pressure. He cites Mordecai Gur on rapid, decisive victory in future wars.
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Brawl case suspect faces hearing in Lompoc court
Randy Paul Spring 21 of 1516 E North Ave faces a probation hearing and sentencing at Lompoc Municipal Court on November 4 for resisting arrest during a September 11 brawl. Spring pleaded guilty at a pre trial hearing before Judge Terrill F. Cox. The other three defendants in the case had continued arraignments.
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Housing limit panel approved by Board of Supervisors
The Board voted 3-2 to form a special committee led by Supervisor David Yager to draft an ordinance limiting new housing units, initially for the South Coast and then potentially countywide. Support came from Wallace and Kallman. Hedlund and Fletcher opposed. The board later approved a 4-1 advisory path to countywide submission, with Fletcher dissenting, possibly in June 1978.
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North County
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Weather Update Fog and Warm Coastal Inland Spreads
Late night through midmorning fog and low clouds give way to hazy sunshine in the afternoon. Temperatures hold steady with beaches near 70 and inland areas near 80. Overnight lows 56 to 63. Tuesday tides show highs of 3.7 feet at 4 11 a.m. and 5.1 feet at 2 53 p.m. lows 2.7 feet at 8 45 a.m. and 0.2 feet at 10 35 p.m.
Fire station funding gap to be addressed in Lompoc
City Administrator Gene Wahlers will present a compromise plan to close a 73 000 dollar gap between a 350 000 dollar estimate and a 423 750 dollar low bid for a 7000 square foot Lompoc fire station. Two Santa Barbara bidders, Don Greene Contractor Inc and J W Bailey Co, lead.
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Gene Wahlers
Lompoc
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Don Greene Contractor, Inc
Santa Barbara
J.W. Bailey Co
Supreme Court seeks extra briefs on Title VI in Bakke case
The Supreme Court asked all parties in Allan Bakke’s reverse discrimination case to submit supplemental briefs on how Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 may affect the ruling. The issue centers on UC Davis’s 16 percent minority admissions reservation and potential discrimination against whites.
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