County hearing set on first pollution district rules
Board of Supervisors to fix a public hearing date for the county’s inaugural air pollution control district rules under the Health Department. The proposal details officer powers, permit actions, and emissions standards with a 30 day hearing timeline after petitions.
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First County Pollution District
Board of Supervisors
County Health Department
Air Pollution Control
Emergency Action Committee
Air Pollution Control Board
Grave political developments in China stir global observer views
Tass claimed China faced grave internal political developments with Beijing using a war scare to mask crisis and cancel National Day events. UPI reports Hong Kong, Tokyo and Saigon sources debating leadership strain around Mao and Lin Piao amid regional military activity and allied air raids in Indochina.
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United Press International
China
Tass
Peking
Chinese People’s Republic
Hong Kong
UPI
Charles Smith
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Japan
Russia
Ussuri
Rightwing
Daily Express
Mainland China
Liu Shao-chi
Saigon
Indochina
South
North Vietnam
Glimpses Record Employees Prepare for Picnic at Ken Adam Park
Workers plan annual outing in Ken Adam Park with preparations underway. A player piano donation will fund the Lions Club benefit auction slated for next weekend.
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Ken Adam Park
Lions Club
Lompoc Protest Over Unequal Emergency Funds Distribution
City officials in Lompoc protest the division of Emergency Employment Act funds after Santa Maria is slated to receive about 433 000 dollars for 150 000 total with Isla Vista and Santa Barbara allocations. Local figures and unemployment data remain unsettled as officials seek redress and review from federal offices in San Francisco.
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Lompoc
Santa Maria
Department of Labor
Richard Hiett
San Francisco
Santa Barbara County
City of
Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
Hiett
Dustin Griffith
Paul Floyd
Lempe
Floyd
Griffith
City officials to attend California cities conference in San Francisco
City leaders including Mayor Art Scott and four council members depart for the League of California Cities meeting in San Francisco with 13 attendees total. Planning commissioners James Flegge Merrijane Pritchard and William Paulin join 6 staffers. budget set at 4200 with 2600 anticipated to be spent.
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San Francisco
Lompoc
Planning Commission
Art Scott
Charlotte Benton
Sol Lefkowitz
E.C. Stevens
George Cotsenmeyer
Merrijane Pritchard
James Flegge
William Paulin
Dustin Griffith
James Longtin
Marvin Loney
Nicholas Bevilacqua
James Smith
Hirohito Nixon to meet in unprecedented Alaska gathering
In a historic encounter, Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako will land at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage for a private meeting with President Nixon. More than 5,000 locals invited to Hangar Five for a ceremony featuring a 21 gun salute and national anthems before a brief address and subsequent departure.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
United States
U.S. Air Force
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Empress Nagako
Japan Air Lines
Robert G. Ruegg
Hirohito
Nixon
Ruegg
Alaska Command
General Ruegg
Washington, D.C
SALT talks show cautious progress on defensive arms pact
U.S. chief negotiator Gerard C. Smith called the prospects for a defensive arms agreement "not bad" after the fifth SALT round in Helsinki. Washington and Moscow announced two measures to avert accidental nuclear misfires, to be signed September 30 in Washington by Andrei Gromyko and William Rogers. The next round will start November 15 in Vienna as talks continue.
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Washington
Humphrey
Russia
United States
Helsinki
UPI
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
Soviet Union
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
William P Rogers
Vienna
Smith
Nixon
Vladimir S. Semenov
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Oxnard
Apodaca
Clifford Walter Martin
Long Beach
California Highway Patrol
Martin
Cong
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Cambodia
Demilitarized Zone
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