Parole Plan Prompts Debate Over College Rehabilitation
A state parole office proposed in a Eureka letter to parole a narcotics offender via an unusual program calling for enrollment at Humboldt State College. Senator H L Richardson questions the use of tax supported education for parolees and warns of potential campus exposure to former offenders. The letter touts local job prospects in the lumber region and praises area beaches, while raising concerns about community based rehabilitation and out of state parole.
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Eureka
Stanford
Humboldt State College
California
H.L. Richardson
Richardson
OEO
Humboldt County
Chamber of Commerce
Gaviota Village urged to remove sign advertising warm beer
Gaviota Coast Village owners were advised by a County Planning Commission member to drop a sign promoting warm beer and cold steak. Mrs. Peter Bratt, of the area, commented on the situation.
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Gaviota Coast
County Planning Commission
Peter Bratt
George Allen
John F. Adams Jr
Storm System Drops Hail Over Texas and Northwest
A storm traversed south-central Kansas to north-central Texas bringing hail up to one inch in Crosbyton and winds to 50 mph. Rains were heavier in some areas while fog blanketed West Virginia and Texas coastlines. temperatures varied from single digits in Michigan to 77 in Blythe California.
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United Press International
Kansas
Texas
Crosbyton
Tex
West Virginia
California
Mississippi River
National Weather Service
Roy Roberts
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Colorado River Valley
Arizona
Marquette
Mich
Blythe
Calif
Occidental Signs 8 Billion Deal With USSR
Occidental Petroleum chief Armand Hammer signed an 8 billion trade pact with the Soviet Union to exchange chemicals and machinery for chemical fertilizers over 20 years. The agreement, the largest between a nation and private firm, was signed in Moscow after 10 months of negotiation, reflecting Hammer's long history with Russia dating to 1921.
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Moscow
Hammer
Russia
Columbia University Medical School
Ural Mountains
Community events and fundraisers highlight Lompoc week
The Lompoc calendar lists seniors gatherings at the Retired Citizens Hospitality House every Saturday and Sunday with games and social hours. Arts and crafts run Fridays. entry fee only covers materials. A rummage sale, bake sale, book sale and game night are slated across venues including City Hall Auditorium and Pioneer Park. The library offers a noontime canoeing film, while Easter luncheon and Republican Women events honor local figures. A May Fantastics concert and school fundraiser add to the roster, with details for attendance and reservations provided.
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Retired Citizens Hospitality House
W. Maple Ave
Helen Reichert
Three in One Air Force Show At Allan Hancock College
Public response to the three in one Air Force entertainment package at Allan Hancock College on Sunday has been overwhelming. Officials note the traveling Air Force Art Show the United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants combine for high public appeal with only a few hundred tickets left and many potential attendees unable to secure seats.
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Air Force
Allan Hancock College
United States Air Force Band
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