LEMA and SBA Join Forces to Fuel Local Small Businesses
LEDA and the SBA are partnering with the Tri-County Development Corporation to fund local small businesses. CDC offers 10 percent financing, SBA 6.75 percent loans, and bank funds may fill the rest to reach about 7.5 percent overall. The effort targets Vandenberg Village and similar valley developments. Directors include Joseph Schwartz and Howard Grantz with Perrazzo as treasurer.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association
LEDA
Small Business Administration
SBA
Tri-County Development Corporation
CDC
Ancnoroaqd Development Company
Vandenberg
Edward Perrazzo
Perrazzo
Charles Carmichael
Carmichael
Porrazzo
Joseph Schwartz
NASA
Howard Grantz
General Electric Company
Albert Rick
Johnathan Vordermark
Cabrillo High School
Ocean Park ruling hits development plan impact report
Lompoc planning commission backed by UCSB findings rejected development of Ocean Park citing environmental balance risks to migratory waterfowl. Verbatim remarks from Vernon Copeland questioned endangered species, while Chair Robert Kranig aligned with concerns. A separate vote granted Kerry L. McKenzie a 6 foot fence variance for privacy along College Avenue facing Lompoc High School.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Ocean Park
Vernon Copeland
Planning Commission
Copeland
Commission
Robert Kranig
City’s Park and Recreation Commission
College Avenue
Lompoc Commission
Kerry L. McKenzie
North
M St
McKenzie
Lompoc High School
Ford unveils Career Criminal Impact Program
President Ford announced a government initiative to work with states and localities to track professional criminals. The plan, presented at the International Association of Police Chiefs meeting, emphasizes state and local responsibility with a supportive federal role and fast tracking of habitual offenders. Police Chief James D. Smith spoke from Quantico announcing daily delivery of the Record to the FBI Academy.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Justice Department
James D. Smith
Quantico, Va
FBI Academy
Israeli jets strike Lebanon on Yom Kippur War anniversary
Israeli warplanes penetrated into southern Lebanon and hit suspected militant targets in Fatahland for about 15 minutes on the Yom Kippur War anniversary. Three planes returned safely to base after the strikes, the military said. It was the first Lebanon raid since September 15 with similar attacks, as Israel held war games on the Syrian front and pledged to prevent surprise Arab offensives.
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United Press International
Israel
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Reagan presses quick repeal of pension perk for lawmakers
Governor Reagan urged an afternoon repeal of early pension benefits for retiring lawmakers in a one day special session. Senate leaders backed immediate repeal while Assembly Speaker McCarthy warned it would take at least three days to organize and begin hearings after Yom Kippur. The plan targets a multimillion-dollar pension sweetener costing taxpayers up to six million dollars with several dozen legislators eligible.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Democratic Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
Reagan
Senate
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Robert McLennan
Downey
Senate committee backs bill to seize Nixon tapes
The Senate Government Operations Committee unani mously approved a bill to prevent Nixon from possessing or destroying Watergate tape recordings. The measure would place complete control with the government and bar destruction without Congress consent, undoing the Nixon Ford agreement tied to his pardon.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Government Operations Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ford
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Rockefeller admits influence with abuse caution
Rockefeller testifies before the Rules Committee as vice presidential nominee. He says his 35 year public record shows no abuse of power though his family wealth could influence big business. Byrd presses on potential influence and taxation of oil profits.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Rules Committee
Rockefeller
New York
Byrd
Senator
Senate
Hugh Scott
Nixon undergoes tests for phlebitis in Long Beach
Richard Nixon entered Long Beach Memorial Hospital with his wife Pat and daughter Julie Eisenhower after doctors urged hospitalization. Spokesman Ron Ziegler said Nixon is physically fatigued yet mentally sharp and not experiencing psychiatric issues as he undergoes tests and treatment this week.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Ron Ziegler
Nixon
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Ziegler
Pat
Julie Eisenhower
Secret Service
White House
Walter Tkach
John Lungren
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