Lompoc public safety plan faces public hearing
The Lompoc Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the public safety element of the city’s general plan. The proposal covers fire, geologic, natural and man induced hazards, air pollution, and crime, with environmental impact assessments and cost considerations. Recommendations include new fire facilities, structural checks for downtown buildings, flood and mobile home protections, safer truck routes, air monitoring, and defensible space concepts in planning.
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Lompoc
Vaughn Proctor
North Town
South Town
Bradbury
Cachuma Reservoir
Central Avenue
Highway 246
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Ford asks $11 million to boost Secret Service staff
President Ford asked Congress for 11 million dollars for fiscal 1976 to hire 150 more Secret Service agents, install new White House gates, and cover travel costs. He seeks 1,500 agents, plus 132 protective support positions costing 5 million, with details on location not given.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Secret Service
White House
California
House
Carl Albert
Patty Hearst taken to Stanford for psychiatric tests
Patricia Hearst was moved from Redwood City jail to Stanford University Medical Center for psychiatric tests after lawyers warned her mental state was deteriorating. The second exam in two days followed concerns she was becoming more spaced out and her defense team sought transfer to a more suitable facility.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Stanford University Medical Center
Redwood City
F. Lee Bailey
Miss Hearst
Pro Franco supporters rally amid global reaction to executions
Madrid faced demonstrations as Franco supporters organize counter campaign to quell indignation abroad over five executions. Protests spread from Europe to the Americas with incidents in Barcelona and Boston while Mexico urged a U.N. response. Madrid officials expect Franco to attend a Wednesday rally.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Europe
South America
Miguel Angel Garcia Lomas
Spain
Franco
Barcelona
Air France
Boston
Iberia Airlines
San Francisco
Stockholm
Communist Party
Pravda
Mexico
United Nations
U.S
New York
Washington
United States
Emperor Hirohito Begins U S Visit Under Tight Security
The Japanese emperor and Empress Nagako arrived in Williamsburg amid tight security. The trip marks a major thaw in wartime foes turned allies relations, with stops planned in Cape Cod New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Hawaii and Tokyo will enforce similar security. President Ford will host ceremonies at the White House.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Hirohito
Nagako
United States
Ford
Disneyland
U.S
Red Army
Washington
Cape Cod
Mass
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Hawaii
Secret Service backs Moore verdict on threat to Ford
Secret Service Director H. Stuart Knight and Assistant Director James T. Burke said they wholeheartedly agreed that Sara Jane Moore was not a threat to President Ford after a Sept 21 interview. MPs explained agents judged the case on the information available at the time and no surveillance was placed.
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Boston Strangler
Sam Shepard
Miss Hearst
Lynette
Squeaky” Fromme
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Knight
Secret Service
The
Moore
Burke
Miss Moore
San Francisco
Stanford University
Former ambassador recalls Greek overthrow of Makarios
Former U.S. ambassador to Greece testified that the State Department did not act to prevent the ouster of Cyprus President Makarios in 1974, sparking a Turkish invasion. He said reports of CIA involvement were unfounded and criticized Kissinger era policies as damaging to Turkish-Greek relations.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Greece
State Department
Cyprus
Makarios
Island
Taylor G. Belcher
House Select Committee On Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Mediterranean
Athens
Belcher
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
CIA
Dmitrios
Ioannides
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Government Point
Bert Jackson
Sausalito
Maggie
Santa Barbara
Adrienne McAdam
Gerald Brodeck
Lompoc Lions Club
Boston Teachers
West Virginia
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Elkins
W.va
Omaha
Neb
Patty
Stanford
Bailey
San Mateo County
Commerce Department
Commerce
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Tokyo
Anchorage
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Eoka-B
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