Herrnstein debate sparks campus clashes and claims of racism
In Commentary William Buckley discusses Harvard and Princeton disruptions over Richard Herrnstein's work on IQ. He argues no racism in the Yale Harvard debates, cites liberal pushback, and notes Herrnstein’s law linking genetics and environment to social achievement. Portland report adds Kathryn Rooney, 80, losing 54-year Union Pacific clerk job.
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California to switch schools to metric system in 1976
California education chief Wilson Riles announced plans to replace inches pounds and quarts with the metric system in public schools starting with the 1976-77 year for kindergarten through eighth grade. He said the change is inevitable and will align textbooks with metric measurements.
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Easter Sunday worship and activities at two churches
First Christian Church hosts 10 30 a m Easter worship led by Rev William J Denton with baptism and a choral introit I Am He That Liveth The Glory is presented Thine Is the Glory nursery care provided Sunday School at 9 15 a m Bertha Wilson Group meets for dinner Tuesday at Fellowship Hall First United Methodist Church offers two services 9 15 a m and 10 45 a m with special music by women’s chorus chapel and chancel choirs child care available Romans Bible study begins April 27 at 9 30 a m continuing Fridays mid week studies held and Christian Women’s Fellowship plans a Spring retreat April 28 in Long Beach
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Valley Chapel Hosts Easter Services and Guest ministry
The Rev. Al Van Dyk will minister at 11 a.m. Easter worship at Valley Chapel, with Bill Nelson leading a Bible study Tuesday at 9 30 a.m. and ministering to youth Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. A prayer meeting is scheduled for Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Baby sitting is available. Ray Brooks appears Monday April 23 at 7 p.m. at 125 North N St.
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Dear Abby letters on motherhood friendship and manners
A reader asks about balancing work and child care while a husband works nights and a friend questions a mother’s fitness. Abby advises addressing rumors directly and emphasizes listening to trusted sources. The column also answers a clash over dinner table etiquette with contact lenses and ends with a humorous dying uncle anecdote about whiskey.
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A CARD-PLAYING, BELIEVING FAN
Letter reflects on burial customs and a German grandmother who prepared money playing cards and bar items for her wake. The writer muses on respect for tradition and readiness for the afterlife with a joking tone. The piece recalls family memory and questions legality of burying someone with liquor.
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Bible Baptist Church Easter Services Schedule
Bible Baptist Church announces 7:30 a.m. Sunday services with a men's prayer breakfast and a 10 a.m. Sunday School study on Resurrection of Christ. An 11 a.m. worship features Easter songs and Rev S W Christian's Yet Who Shall Live. Evening topics include After Salvation The What and New Motives and Old Menaces. A Fifth Promise conference Friday to Sunday at 7:30 p.m. features guest speaker Rev Art Escobar from First Bible Baptist Church Oildale, a Bible Baptist College graduate.
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County appoints Greene as petroleum administrator
Joseph P. Greene of the State Division of Oil and Gas is slated for confirmation by the Board of Supervisors as the county petroleum administrator. He reports May 14 to the Santa Maria headquarters with a starting salary of 696 biweekly, two steps above the standard due to his 17 years in oil field operations. His appointment fills the vacancy created by Eugene Lawrence's death last year.
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