Lompoc Title IX panel proposes district reforms
The Title IX Steering Committee finished a series of meetings assessing sex discrimination in Lompoc Unified Schools. It approved 13 recommendations across vocational education, counseling, athletics, health, extracurriculars, course offerings and employment to be submitted to the school board, with efforts to equalize resources and opportunities for girls and boys.
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Lompoc Unified
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Robert Thompson
Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary
Carter unveils voluntary anti inflation plan with business labor
President Carter announced a cooperative program among government business and labor to cut inflation two percentage points by end of 1979. He outlined voluntary wage and price restraint price fixing crackdown reduced regulation and energy tax offsets while defending shelving a $50 per person rebate and stressing job protection.
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Reginald Jones
General Electric Co
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California farmers cut 1977 plans amid drought and low prices
California farmers report reduced 1977 plantings for sugar beets rice and sorghum due to drought and poor prices. Cotton and barley acres rise from 1976 levels. The April survey shows further reductions from January projections with specific acreage changes for beets rice and sorghum while cotton remains elevated.
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Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Carter sticks to arms talks plan with Brezhnev visit hoped
President Carter says no reason to alter U.S. SALT proposals and remains hopeful about progress with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. He aims for annual meetings and cautions against pressuring for a dramatic deal while noting predictable Soviet responses. He cites Vladivostok as a baseline for any new accord.
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UPI
Carter
U.S
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladivostok
City Council to discuss 20000 annual EDA grant Monday
The City Council and Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association will hold a noon to 2 p.m. luncheon at Trade Winds Restaurant to review the council's $20 000 annual contribution and EDA funding through June. The EDA faces possible disbanding if funds are not increased. Lloyd Spear was reelected president as three new board members join the nine member body.
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Lompoc
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Lloyd Spear
Francis ‘‘Mutt” Beattie Sr
Beattie Motors
Ray Gerrity
Royal Coach
Howard Martin
Andrus backs park expansion amid timber industry clash
Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus urged expanding California's Redwood National Park to 74 000 acres to shield ancient trees though he warned three logging firms would be hit hard. He framed the move as protecting people from job loss while noting the president's decision remains pending.
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UPI
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California
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