Two Women Found Dead in Mission Hills Home
Sheriff's detectives investigated the deaths of Carole Corser and Karen Bard found in a Mission Hills residence after a Santa Monica probation officer call. Corser, 32, had left a note to her parents and unlocked a back door, with both women believed dead for days. Funeral services were pending at Starbuck Mortuary.
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Mission Hills
Santa Monica
Stan Otremba
Lato
Carole Jean Corser
Karen Lee Bard
Otremba
Corser
Los Angeles
Lompoc
Corse
Bard
Starbuck Mortuary
Ernie Hutchinson
Dynamite Cache Probe Deepens in Isla Vista Report
Santa Barbara County deputies interrogated Richard B Clevering who admitted being the source of alerts about a large explosives cache in Isla Vista. He later claimed a white van driver supplied the dynamite and more material was hidden near State Route 254. polygraph tests were reported ongoing.
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Santa Barbara
Richard B. Clevering
Isla Vista
Clevering
John W. Carpenter
Carpenter
State Rt. 254
San Antonio Rd
Sheriff's Office
Lompoc's sports programs among best in valley
Staff writer Steve La Rue profiles Joe Valencia, actar and newly appointed chair of the Lompoc Parks and Recreation Commission, as a driving force behind a decade of youth activities. His work with Indian Guides, YMCA, Little League, and Youth Football helped shape community programs and youth leadership, while balancing a day job as a trajectory analyst for Federal Electric Corp.
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Lompoc
Joe Valencia
Actar
Federal Electric Corp
Grand jury under extreme security
Federal prosecutors begin presenting evidence to a grand jury on alleged bribery extortion tax fraud and conspiracy involving Vice President Spiro Agnew as tight security surrounds the proceedings. William J. Muth testifies and notes the inquiry’s broad scope while Agnew attends a White House meeting with Nixon aides.
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Baltimore
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Muth
Hurst Rosche
I. H. Bud" Hammerman
Agnew
White House
Nixon
Preliminary downtown streetscape revealed in Lompoc
Architectural Arts of San Luis Obispo presented a two lane two way North H Street and two lane one way South H Street plan at a Lompoc Downtown Revitalization Committee meeting. The design aims to slow autos with landscaped bulges creating pedestrian friendly space to attract shoppers while keeping North H Street through traffic if the bypass project fails. Further ideas include limited parking swaps for landscaping on Ocean Avenue pending state approval.
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H Street
Lompoc
Architectural Arts of
San Luis Obispo
Roger Marshall
Marshall
Senate votes to proceed with Trident submarine program
The Senate approved moving ahead with the Trident missile submarine by 49 to 47, rejecting a two year delay to about 1980. Supporters argued against Soviet missile progress and favored completing the project within the defense procurement plan, with funding debated in the defense authorization bill.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon warns sanctions against USSR would be disastrous
President Nixon told House Republican leaders that trade sanctions aimed at forcing Soviet emigration would be disastrous and catastrophic. Rep. John B. Anderson said Nixon opposed a bill denying most favored nation status to communist nations until emigration is free. Anderson quoted Nixon as saying sanctions on the Soviet Union would be disastrous.
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UPI
Nixon
House
Soviet Union
John B. Anderson
R-Ill
House Republican Conference
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Senate
Anderson
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