Nixon opposes immediate phosphate detergent ban
The Nixon administration urged delaying steps against detergent phosphates amid concerns substitutes may be more harmful. Surgeon General Steinfeld and CEQ chair Train testified before the FTC as winds knocked out power to 500 homes in Mission Hills and a cross fell at La Purisima Mission during hearings on labeling of phosphate free detergents.
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Closing Stocks Quotations From Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3-3551. Readable listings offer final prices and changes for active market listings as of the close.
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Cabrillo High Names Vandenberg Scholars in State Awards
Five Cabrillo High School students from Vandenberg Air Force Base Ronald E. Brazee Cecilia A. Brown Colleen R. Carter Janice K. French and Douglas A. Maple were omitted from a state scholarship list. The award offers up to 1800 for four years of college or deferral to attend a junior college. Scholarships renew yearly with adequate grades.
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Planners to hold hearing on home business and zoning
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider Hortensia T Robles request to operate a seamstress business from her home at 508 W Laurel Ave in a multiple family zone Also on the agenda a review of a parking variance for Samcor Inc at 720 E Ocean Ave and reports on mobile produce sales and service station study by Dustin Griffith Possible action on Environmental Quality Commission proposals. Helen Hayes rests well at Providence Hospital after a respiratory infection and preparing for Long Day's Journey Into Night at Catholic University starting May 7 Crosscountry race disrupted when pranksters redirected the course causing gunfire fears. race halted and organizers may relocate events.
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Missile Competition Standings Show Keener Rivalry At SAC Event
The Blanchard Trophy standings add drama as the 351SMW Whiteman AFB holds first while 91SMW Minot AFB slips to second and 321SMW Grand Forks AFB climbs. Best Ordnance and Minuteman Crew awards shift with night scores and a top team led by 390SMW.
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Teachers Seek Higher Pay and Shorter School Day
A proposal outlines raising substitute pay from 22 to 32 dollars daily and increasing teacher salary values from 30.75 to 35. The master contract envisions a five period day, smaller classes, sabbatical and personal leave, and a grievance procedure. Uncertainty remains whether master contracts are legally authorized as officials and LEA clash on legality.
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FDA Warns on Clackers Danger Feb Notice
The FDA issued a public warning on February 10 about clackers toys made by various producers. It announced lab tests to assess shatter potential and related hazards from the rapid bouncing action.
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Lompoc Kennel Club to discuss Drug Abuse in Show Dogs
The Lompoc Valley Kennel Club holds a regular meeting at the public library tonight at 7 30 p m with Dr Owen L Young president of the Abolish Drug Abuse in Dogs committee as speaker. The public is invited. The event follows the club’s usual session schedule.
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Metropolitan Family Security Check-up Prospectus
A Metropolitan computer based analysis offers three program proposals for family protection. The options include a minimum plan, a plan with extras, and a full coverage plan. The final decision rests with you and the first step is to call today.
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Assembly to study bus law and integration guidelines
Sacramento UPI report says the Assembly will act on a bill repealing the Wakefield anti busing law and another establishing school integration guidelines. Assemblyman William T Bagley predicts passage after Supreme Court rulings affirm desegregation busing.
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Supreme Court splits over public housing referendums
The court, by 5 to 3, allows local referendums to block public housing by California communities San Jose and San Mateo County were central. The decision upholds states rights in housing funding and a broader view of referendums as democracy in action.
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