Reagan backs potential tax rise to aid troubled schools
Sacramento Gov. Ronald Reagan says if re-elected he might support a state tax increase next year to fund financially strapped schools. He hopes to avoid a hike and favors alternatives such as efficient use of existing funds and his welfare reform plan, which could save up to 140 million.
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HEW
Robert H. Finch
California
Heavy snow shuts 10 Montana communities as blizzard swamps the East
Heavy snow driven by high winds pummeled eastern Montana causing widespread outages. Ten communities lost telephone service and several more lost power while at least three schools closed. Fifteen inch accumulations and six foot drifts hindered travel as the storm spread into Idaho Nevada Wyoming and North Dakota. Devils Lake wind speeds reached 58 to 64 mph for four hours as the weather system settled over the region.
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Public Auction Of Hamley Property Sought In Santa Barbara
William Bezuhly as Substitute Trustee announces sale of Lot 214 in Tract No. 10034 Unit Two Santa Barbara County California to satisfy the note secured by a Deed of Trust held by J S Gleason Jr as Administrator of Veterans Affairs. Sale set for May 6 1970 at 1:00 PM at the County Courthouse.
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Figueroa and
Anacapa Street
Santa Barbara California
William Bezuhly
Gordon Bruce Hamley
Mary V. Hamley
Santa Barbara County
California
J.S. Gleason, JR
Veterans Affairs
United States of America
Donald E. Johnson
United States
Santa Barbara
State of California
Office
County Recorder
Union Oil Company of California
William R. Boblenz
Jessie P. Boblenz
Engineers Present Radio Set to Cadet Squadron
Engineers of the Vandenberg Post SAME donated a citizen band radio and power unit to the Vandenberg Cadet Squadron 101 Civil Air Patrol as part of a series of post sponsored service projects. Wallace Arendt of Santa Barbara spoke on his USSR tour at the presentation. The 1970 Western Regional SAME Conference will be hosted April 30 through May 2 at the Madonna Inn San Luis Obispo with leaders in aerospace. Registration begins Friday with sessions and Saturday recreation. For post activities, call Jerry Wolff at 866-3897.
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Ed Begley Dies at 69 After Party Collapse
Veteran character actor Ed Begley who won the 1962 best supporting actor Oscar died Tuesday night of an apparent heart attack at a party. He collapsed at the home of publicist Jay Bernstein as dinner was served. fire department attempts to revive him failed.
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UPI
Ed Begley
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Jay Bernstein
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Lompoc Record Overview and Contacts
The Lompoc Record operates as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree 47065. It lists staff roles including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam Publisher J. Donald Adam Editor Harry J. Crompe and others. Reader subscriptions are $2.25 monthly by mail or home delivery with holiday closures noted.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Public Auction of Santa Barbara Property Interest
William Bezuhly as trustee will sell at public auction for cash the Lot 187 of Tract 10034 Unit One in Santa Barbara County California. The sale covers the property described, with certain subsurface mineral reservations, and proceeds go toward the note principal of 16010.69 plus interest and trustee fees. Auction date and publication dates appear as April 14 21 29 1970.
Agnew says student dissidents likened to brown shirts
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged confronting demonstrators he compared to wearing brown shirts or white sheets. He spoke at a Republican fundraiser in Hollywood Beach Florida where Rep. William C. Cramer and ex-judge G Harrold Carswell discussed the Senate race and campaign plans. Agnew warned Yale’s Brewster, urging alumni to demand stronger leadership.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
William C. Cramer
G. Harrold Carswell
U. S. Senate
Cramer
Carswell
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Agnew
Yale
Kingman Brewster
L A student attendance rises as LA strike talks show progress
Attendance climbed as the Los Angeles strike negotiations moved forward with mediator Benjamin Aaron reporting slight gains on a zero to ten scale. UTLA President Robert Ransom accused the district of stalling and sending lower level staff, while principals were urged to join the strike as 60 percent of the district’s 650,000 students attended schools.
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UPI
Benjamin Aaron
School Board
United Teachers of Los Angeles
UTLA
Aaron
Robert Ransom
Ransom
Fireworks threat unfolds after wife vanishes on highway
A Northampton couple traveling south on Interstate 91 halted in Hartland for a restroom break. The wife woke, left the car, borrowed a dime for a call, and alerted state police. They intercepted the husband 35 miles away in Bellows Falls. Churchill born at Blenheim Palace in Oxford England.
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UPI
Massachusetts
Northampton
Bellows Falls
George Strong
Itate
Five held in assassination plot against L A public official
Police in the Los Angeles area said five men tied to a paramilitary right wing group amassed an arsenal including six submachine guns and a grenade launcher in a plot to murder an elected city official. Raids at seven San Fernando Valley locations recovered 110 shotguns and rifles, 137 pistols, 10,000 rounds, and Minuteman literature.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edward mM. Davis
San Fernando Valley
Davis
Minuteman
Deputies Oppose Sacramento Sheriff Misterly in June Vote
About 240 Sacramento County deputies representing half the force announced opposition to Sheriff John Misterly’s reelection. They endorsed Duane Lowe, a former inspector, while roughly 115 deputies held a news conference denouncing Misterly.
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UPI
Sacramento County
John Misterly
Misterly
Duane Lowe
Sheriffs Department
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