De Gaulles Referendum Vote Turbulence Across Campuses
As De Gaulle faces a pivotal referendum in France and campuses reel from upheaval in the United States Cornell University and other schools report armed militants and disarmament calls. At Cornell 15 militants armed guns seized Straight Hall for 36 hours while professors pledge not to teach until guns are surrendered. France prepares for a close vote with polls showing a split but looming opposition to the reforms.
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United Press International
Cornell University
Ithaca, N.Y
Tom Jones
Afro-American Society
Cornell
James Perkins
Perkins
AAS
Straight Hall
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco
University of Kentucky At
Lexington
Colgate University
Hamilton
N.Y
France
County jail nears completion months ahead of plan
Construction on the Goleta Valley county jail is progressing so quickly that officials expect finish by February or March 1970. County Supervisor chairman Francis H Beattie and Administrative Officer Raymond D Johnson watched inspections on the County Hospital property north of Highway 101. General contractor J W Bailey of Santa Barbara may have the project completed several months ahead of the midsummer occupancy date previously forecast.
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Goleta Valley
J. W. Bailey
Santa Barbara
Airport plan faces FAA county discrepancies before hearing
State aviation planner cites serious differences between FAA and county master plan figures for Lompoc Valley Airport. FAA places 1968 traffic at over 36 000 operations, while county estimates 18 000 through 1967 and 20 114 through 1970. Hearing to review revisions continues, with sheriff’s facility and jail costs also discussed.
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Lompoc
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Commission
Frederick L. Stewart
Stewart
the Valley Airport
County to review salary survey for 1968-69 pay plan
A months long county salary survey for about 2000 employees may be ready for the Board of Supervisors by May 12. County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson said Personnel Officer Robert Smith will review recommendations with departments and employee groups before the report goes to the supervisors. The survey and recommendations will form the basis for new salary structures to take effect July 1, with a further survey possible to adjust upward revisions next January 1.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Robert Smith
Jonson
Earl Cass Loses Hat in Wind on North H Street
Witnesses say Earl Cass, driving a Singer convertible, lost his hat to a gust while traveling down North H Street yesterday. A large truck overturned dumping a dirt load onto Constellation Road, causing a brief drive disruption and cleanup needed.
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Earl Cass
North H Street
Constellation Road
Weather Outlook for Walmer This Weekend
Fair weather expected today and Sunday with highs in the upper 60s to upper 70s and lows around the upper 40s to low 50s. Winds north to northwest 10 to 20 mph, up to 25 mph in afternoon gusts. Sunday tides show high 4.2 and 4.5 feet, low 1.8 and 0.3 feet. Monday high tides 4.3 and 4.9 feet, low tides 1.2 and 0.4 feet.
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Walmer
Fire and police personnel split from city employes group
Lompoc police and fire personnel resigned from the Lompoc Em ployes Association to form a separate body tentatively named Lompoc Public Safety Officers Association. Police Lt. Mel Ramos resigned as president of the overall city employee association. About 18 of 20 fire personnel and ~37 of police will join the new group.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Employes Association
Lompoc Public Safety Officers Association
Mel Ramos
Ramos
Richard Minor
Fire Department
John Baker
Ronald Boggs
Ray Robertson
James Smith
California State Fireman's Association
PORAC
Smoking debate shifts public view in Lompo c
A Lompo c Record survey finds only five of thirteen high school students and sixteen adults smoke regularly. While doctors warn of cancer and heart disease linked to tobacco, many adults still smoke and some youths consider quitting as public reports emphasize health risks.
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Federal Trade and Communications Commissions
Don Quixote
Lompoc
Dick Chesher
E. Lemon
Chesher
Harley Craig
S. L St
Craig
Chris Cass
Gala
Rodman Hamer
Hamer
City Council to review fire station plan and bond strategy
The council will see Don Ziemmer’s proposed 500000 fire station design at Tuesday night’s meeting and map out bond election strategy for June 3. The agenda includes ballot language about funding and a review of changes to the business license ordinance moving to gross receipts base.
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Council
Don Ziemmer
Ziemmer
Santa Barbara
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de Gaulle
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Senate
France - Soir
Veterans Memorial Building
Dan Duffy
Cheryl Rhoads
Florida
Wachee
First Southern Baptist Church
Francis H. Beattie
The
Public Safety Authority
Gene Wablers
Minor
Dame Io
PiXies
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