School Feasibility Study Ordered by District Board
The Vandenberg Junior High principal Dr. Bill Williams will lead a district feasibility study on declining enrollment empty classrooms and program changes. The four trustees unanimously approved the study with Williams serving as Research Director, aided by a seven member committee.
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Vandenberg
Bill Williams
Williams
Gail Steiger
Karl Braun
Archie Nagle
Steiger
Richard K. Jacoby
John Beattie
Maple Continuation High School
Robert Leck
Wegner
School
Board of Trustees
County Water Agency backs two year deferment plan
County Water Agency directors voting 3-1 favor a two year delay in the final phase of the State Water Project. The motion urged extending the South Coast study county wide and delaying a state water bond election until more facts are known.
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State Department of Water Resources
Charles F. Catterlin
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Frank J. Frost
Water Agency
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Tunnell
Francis H. Beattie
Parks and recreation cycle from boom to slow down and back
The article explains how parks and recreation funding cycles swing between land acquisitions and long maintenance dry spells. Larry Flinkingshell notes two risks for Lompoc: grant money shifting away and the need for more maintenance staff to sustain new parks. Potential bond funds could double city park acreage with sites in Crestview Terrace and near the library, water plant, and river area.
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Parks and Recreation
Steve LA Rue
Larry Flinkingshell
Federal Electric Corp
Lompoc Parks and Recreation Commission
Lompoc
Flinkingshell
Flinkingshelt
Crestview Terrace
Senate votes for phased withdrawal of 200000 U S troops
The Senate approved 49 to 46 a plan to bring home 200000 of the 500000 U S troops abroad by 1976, with staged targets of 50000 by 1974 and 50000 by 1975, a move likely to be dropped later in the defense bill, while a House majority opposes large cuts. The action challenges Nixon and European allies to resolve funding for about 300000 troops remaining in Europe.
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Washington
Congress
House
U. S
Europe
Senate
Nixon
Buchanan testifies on Muskie focus and alleged leaks
Presidential adviser Patrick J. Buchanan testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he urged Nixon campaign forces in 1971 to target Senator Edmund S. Muskie but said he never proposed illegal acts. He accused staff of leaking material to portray him as running political espionage against Muskie.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Carl Albert
Agnew
House
Maryland
Baltimore
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Albert
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Muskie
Committee
Dynamite search continues in Isla Vista
Citizen volunteers and sheriff deputies conduct a house to house search for a cache of dangerously deteriorated dynamite believed hidden in a garage in Isla Vista near the UC Santa Barbara campus. Sheriff John Carpenter says an unidentified man offered two sticks to a reserve officer and warned of 12 dynamite cases and six grenade cases in the same garage.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Sheriff's Deputies
Isla Vista
University of California At
John Carpenter
Carpenter
Hughes Acknowledges Cash Gifts to Nixon and Humphrey
Robert Maheu, in court depositions, alleges Howard Hughes gave two suitcases with 50 000 dollars each to Bebe Rebozo for Nixon in 1969 at the Western White House and 1970 at Key Biscayne, and 50 000 dollars to Hubert Humphrey in 1968 outside the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Bebe Rebozo
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Recluse
Robert Maheu
Hughes
Maheu
Rebozo
Richard Danner
Sands
Las Vegas
Nev
White House
Danner
Key Biscayne
Fla
Humphrey
Century Plaza
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