Reagan appointees to California college board blocked
The Senate Rules committee delayed confirmation of two Republican nominees Frank Adams of Piedmont and Roy Brophy of Sacramento to the State College board, citing concerns over minority and group representation. The panel plans to reexamine them next week alongside two additional nominees, while Democrat and Republican members clash over the board composition and potential minority inclusion.
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Menlo Park
Robert Beaver
Fullerton
Mills
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D-Rail Road Flat
State College
Art Bierman
The
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James Hirabayashi
San Francisco State
Brophy and Adams
Protesters clash on Route 1 campus amid nationwide antiwar protests
Police used tear gas as about 500 demonstrators fought with bricks and missiles to control US Route 1 through the University of Maryland College Park campus. Five arrests reported. Across the country protests included arrests at a Naval Reserve Center in Los Angeles and a march from the Wisconsin campus to the state Capitol with minor violence. Columbia University saw scuffling as 300 students moved into the School for International Affairs, with the campus spokesman noting lower attendance and possible closure.
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Columbia University
School For International Affairs
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Columbia
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Democratic Leaders Face Voter Revolt Over Endorsements
Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti says voters are in a revolutionary mood and will ignore endorsements from politicians like himself. He cites Senator Edmund Muskie as the target of such endorsements and notes voters will decide freely rather than follow party leaders.
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Meany cites government data to attack Nixon controls
AFL-CIO president George Meany tells Joint Economic Committee that wage-price controls fail, demand tax on excess profits and shift policy to Congress. He cites CPI, wholesale prices and wage indices showing continued inflation and limited wage gains under the Nixon program.
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Miami Seeks GOP Convention Move to Miami Beach
Miami Beach moves to host both presidential conventions with a possible shift from San Diego. City officials say a quarter million dollar pledge to both parties remains valid for the GOP. R L Herman notes ongoing plans and potential alternatives while negotiations in Chicago consider keeping San Diego.
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Chicago
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Miami News
Debate over Angela Davis love letters as state evidence
In San Jose, Angela Davis fights to block admission of love letters to Soledad Brother George Jackson that prosecutors say show motive for her Marin County courthouse kidnapping charges. Defense calls the letters illegally obtained. trial hinges on whether they can be admitted despite defense objections.
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Lompoc Record Publication Summary and Masthead
The Lompoc Record, a California daily newspaper, is published by Lompoc Record Publications. Officers include Mrs Kenneth L Adam as President and Harry J Crompe as Editor and VP. Key staff span Lawrence C Grossman, J Donald Adam, Gaylen Jackson, Tim Conner, Clete Lunny, and Kay McCuen. This issue lists affiliations with major press associations and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Subscription is $225 monthly with home delivery or mail.
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Scott Ostler
Trudy Schoenfeldt
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Oklahoma tornado wipes out ranch house killing five
A Davis Oklahoma tornado destroyed a ranch house where eight people sought shelter killing five and injuring three including Peggy Baird 15 and Ernest 16. Curtis Baird 44 was critically hurt and Peggy later identified. Twelve other tornadoes hit southern Oklahoma injuring 12.
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Eugene Baird
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Roy Rogers
Otto the Clown Dies at 76 in New York
Otto Griebling known as Otto the Clown died in St. Clare's Hospital after a brief illness days before his 76th birthday. He spent six decades performing with Ringling Bros. and Barnum Bailey and was praised by Life magazine as the best American clown.
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Life Magazine
SST mockup not for sale stays in Seattle for evaluation
The Boeing Company will keep the $10.68 million Supersonic Transport mock-up at their Seattle Development Center for technical evaluation and will not sell it for display in a private museum near Salt Lake City. The federal government owns the model and has twice seen bids, including a $31,119 proposal from Marks O. Morrison of Lyman Nebraska, who led plans for a Racing Hall of Fame on the Bonneville Salt Flats.
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UPI
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Republicans Balk at Plan to Recess California Legislature
In Sacramento the Senate Rules Committee balked at approving a Democratic plan to recess the legislature on June 30 until after the November election. Senator George Moscone proposed returning November 8 and adjournment on December by amending a current adjournment resolution. The committee approved the amendment but delayed a vote on the measure pending Republican leaders’ input.
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