Two Free College Years Proposed by EPC
The Educational Policies Commission proposes two years of free college education for all high school graduates, subsidized by the government to fund tuition and transportation to junior colleges or other institutions. The plan stresses vocational readiness and job prospects, warning that many may favor intellectual training over direct employment, while urging alignment with projected job growth and California’s strong junior and state college systems.
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Educational Policies Commission
EPC
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Enchantress Schooner Lost With Five Aboard Near Florida
The 65 foot Enchantress, bound for St Thomas, went down after leaving Charleston on Jan 10. Captain de Grabowski and Pelton family members, including Davis and two children, were aboard with five total. Coast Guard units and several naval ships searched rough seas near Charleston and Florida, estimating high winds and 27 knot winds, with position fixes sought as distress continued.
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St Thomas
Virgin Islands
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Keel
Municipal Yacht Basin
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Independent boat service expands delivery route at beach
Local carrier Regis Cody announces new delivery option along the beach corridor after securing a regional supply contract. The move targets increased access for residents and businesses seeking fast, secure service.
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Sil Beach
Regis Cody
Edison Seeks State Approval for Rate Cuts
Edison Co asks California Public Utilities Commission to approve rate reductions for domestic and small business customers. The plan, covering Long Beach and including CEP Co merger customers, would cut bills by 2 cents per two months for the average family and total about 75 million dollars. Savings would largely benefit former CEP customers, aided by federal and state gas price relief.
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Three suspects sought in Long Beach slaying
Long Beach detectives extended a dragnet for Toni Humble James Stockman and Ronald Churchman after the body of Carroll Clayton Elwell was found in Orange County. Investigators traced Elwell from his apartment on Cherry Avenue and sought a tan 1952 Mercury with plywood in the front window and the driver’s door wired shut.
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Laguna Canyon
Carroll Clayton Elwell
Garden Grove
Toni Humble
Ebvett
James Stockman
Ronald
Churchman
Florida
Jo Ann Johnson
Eterett Elwell
Magnolia Avenue
Burnett Street
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Cherry Ave
Power outage hits Loma Avenue for five hours
Residents on Loma Avenue between Wilton Street and 8th Street endured a five hour blackout beginning at 8:35 PM Tuesday. Southern Edison officials attributed the outage to a transformer malfunction and expected power restoration by 2:00 AM.
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Bth Street
Southern Edisom "Co
From Jackie Kennedy Thanking 800,000 Letter Writers
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, sobbing but composed, thanked 800,000 Americans on TV for condolence letters after President Kennedy’s assassination. She promised to acknowledge each letter, a task she says will take a long time, and noted the letters would join the late president’s papers in the Kennedy Memorial Library plans.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
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Kennedy Memorial
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Boston
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Record Snowstorm Grimly Pounds the Northeast
A massive blizzard crippled the East with deep drifts and record snowfall. Cities like Albany Scranton and Brattleboro faced historic totals while New York Boston and Philadelphia grappled with flight cancellations school closures and widespread outages. Dozens of deaths across Pennsylvania Ohio New York and surrounding states were attributed to exposure avalanches and vehicular accidents as cold arctic air settled from the Rockies to Florida.
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Scranton
Brattleboro
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Pilot Dies After Air Dive Into Campus Administration Building
Lawson buzzed the campus for about 35 minutes before crashing into Shawnee Hall, the old administration building, with 300 students inside. He warned Shawnee airport to evacuate, while witnesses reported his wife Vashti is a local teacher and his son Michael, 21, was nearby at OBU. Police say two patrolmen fired at the low-flying plane but it went down, fire crews putting out the blaze.
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