California Districts Win Bilingual Funds Dropping LA
Twenty one California school districts received bilingual education funding under a federal program, totaling 7.5 million dollars across 65 districts in 19 states. The Los Angeles program is left unfunded, sparking protests from lawmakers while Artesia and several others receive grants. A burglary at D and L Draperies on Artesia Boulevard saw draperies and tools stolen.
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Draft Board Bill Aims to Boost Ethnic Representation
Brown charges the Selective Service System must select local boards to substantially reflect the ethnic and economic makeup of their areas. He says progress on racial balance is slow and Mexican American communities see little change in Spanish surname representation on draft boards.
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Classified 4 Ad Turns Clutter Into Cash
Clean out the home by selling unused items in a Classified 4. Call HE 2-5959 today to place your ad and move goods quickly.
Honest increase in car value promises from Chevrolet ad
A damaged OCR ad promises an honest increase in car value and measures improvements. It mentions the 1969 model year and Chevrolet as a pacesetter, though many words are garbled. The copy emphasizes reliable price boosts and consumer trust.
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Impala Offers Quiet Ride Amid Price Drop
A seller touts a Chevrolet Impala with a 100 hp V8 Turbo Hydra Matic and disc brakes as a value buy. The ad highlights a quieter passenger compartment and a lower price while claiming the firm emphasizes customer first.
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