Ventura County Considers Fines for Unpermitted Pet Mating
Ventura County Animal Regulation Committee proposed a $50 first offense fine for dogs or cats that mate without a permit. A $10 yearly permit would be required to mate, aiming to curb pet overpopulation and prevent euthanasia. Public hearings will decide approval by the Council and district attorney.
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Ventura
Calif
Rover
Ventura County
Animal Regulation Committee
Los Angeles
Edwin Jones
Jones
Martin Winston
Ventura County Council
Cold Tonight Then Warmer On Wednesday Forecast
Forecast calls for a cold night with temperatures dipping low, followed by a gradual warmup on Wednesday. Local meteorologists expect milder conditions and light winds as the week progresses.
Montgomery wins state band spot in Texas All-State
Cecile Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs Dudley Montgomery won membership in the Texas All-State Band in the Lubbock competition. The high honor is shared with the Texas Music Educators Association convention in San Antonio February 9 to 12.
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Cecile Montgomery
Dudley Montgomery
Lubbock
Texas Music Educators Association
San Antonio
Bill Carrico
Eagle Band
Cecile
TMEA
Lawmakers Demand Earlier Input in Gas Legislation
Senate and House Democratic leaders told President Carter they should have been involved in emergency natural gas legislation earlier. They noted Carter moved to reimpose gasoline price controls and consider lifting gas price caps to address a shortfall. Byrd and ONeill urged broader consultation with knowledgeable Congress members beyond Stevenson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Carter
Sen
Adlai E. Stevenson
O'Neill
Congress
Byrd
White House
Gerald Ford
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Illinois
Indiana
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Midwest
Carter Aims 50 Dollar Cash Payment Plan
President Carter's budget director Bert Lance said the administration hopes to provide a $50 cash payment for each American including those who do not pay taxes. The proposal envisions universal payments as part of the budget plan.
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Washington
Carter
Bert Lance
Lance
Congress
County to Pick Service Officer For Two-Year Term
County commissioners declined to reappoint J A Shoemake as Veterans Service Officer for another two years. A replacement is not yet named, with applications due in writing to the county judge by Feb 7 and a court decision on Feb 14. Prior applicants need not reapply, per Judge Darrell Glover.
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J.A. Shoemake
Veterans’ Service
Darrell Glover
Commissioner's Court
Rezoning on agenda at City Council meeting
City Council set a public hearing for zone changes at I-20 and Country Club Drive with an 8 45 a m start. Council will also discuss a bridge across the drain ditch at Texas and Stafford and present service awards to 18 city employees and John Oglesby for 38 years of service.
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I-20
Country Club Drive
Texas
Stafford
John Oglesby
Airbase
Planning and Zoning Board
Stennis urges return to military draft in hearing
Sen. John C. Stennis says the nation must return to the Selective Service system for manpower. Defense Secretary Harold Brown tells the Armed Services Committee the Carter budget decision will come next month as cuts of about 2.8 billion are floated.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
U.S
Harold Brown
Carter
Congress
Ford
Brown
Pentagon
Defense
Armed Services Committee
Girl Hurt in Pickup Bicycle Mishap in Pecos
Seven year old Marizella Maldonado of 1217 S Hickory was taken to Memorial Hospital by Pecos Ambulance Service after a collision with a 1965 pickup driven by George Douglas in the 400 block of West 12th. The girl was struck on the right side as she darted from an alley. Hospital spokesman said she was treated and released Monday evening.
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Marizella Maldonado
S. Hickory
Memorial Hospital
Pecos
12Th and
Elm
W. 12Th
Douglas
Marizella
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Michelle Lee
Dale Mosley
Gene Douglas
Montgomery
Demos
Stevenson
Dan Gary
Earl McElroy
Dan
Stennis
George Douglas
S. Oleander
Pecos Enterprise
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