Trustees Review Lompoc School Board Association Report
Trustees study the California School Boards Association report on Lompoc Unified School District. The summary commends special education and public use policy while skimming other issues raised by a citizens committee. The district joined the state association last year for about 1000 dollars.
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Lompoc Unified School
California School Boards Association
State Association
Citizens Committee
Association
Lompoc
Arab summit opens in Alexandria to push boycott
The Alexandria meeting of 17 Arab nations aims to compel Western powers to boycott Israel or face Arab trade restrictions. Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub, head of the Bureau for Boycotting Israel, reports that Israel’s economy has already been stunted by the boycott effort.
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United Press International
Alexandria
Egypt
Israel
Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub
Bureau
Mahgoub
Lunar dust tests advance Apollo science and Mars plan
Two dozen mice exposed to lunar dust show no ill effects as 120 more will be tested while rock chamber contamination prompts vacuum crew quarantine. NASA outlines Mars schedule with 12 astronauts by 1981, 3 months on surface in 1982, return August 1983 after Venus flyby. Israeli Egyptian clashes and Jordanian incidents near Sea of Galilee accompany a misty coastal day with highs 65-70 inland 80s-90s inland. Tides listed for August 3-4.
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AL Rossiter
UPI
Space Winter Space Center
Houston
Earth
Moon
Neil A. Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin E Aldrin
Space Agency
Mars
Mariner 6
Thomas O Paine
Venus
Britain
Italy
Middle East
Suez Canal
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Esh-Suna
Al-Mendessa
Jordan Valley
Dead Sea
Dir el Balah
Gaza Strip
Lebanon
Israel
Nixon receives tumultuous welcome in Red Romania
President Nixon arrived in Bucharest for the first U S presidential visit to a Communist capital drawing an estimated 500000 to 600000 Romanians. He greeted crowds, pledged readiness to respond to East European security initiatives, and spoke of equal rights for nations while opposing imposed uniformity.
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Nixon
Red
Romania
Bucharest
UPI
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Pat
Pakistan
Asia
Europe
Pope fails at Nigerian peace try during Uganda visit
Pope Paul VI neared the end of his historic African journey in Uganda as talks to end the Nigeria Biafra civil war collapsed with both sides short of concessions. Vatican officials said no further meetings were scheduled and the pontiff remained willing to stay longer if needed to urge a cease-fire. He blessed the Namugongo martyrs shrine and spoke of faith as valuable, amid a large crowd that traveled long distances.
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Kampala
Uganda
UPI
Paul VI
Nigeria
Rome
Biafra
Vatican
Paul Marcinkus
Cicero, Ill
Africa
Namugongo
Administration seeks tax reform changes affecting oil sector
Treasury officials say the Nixon administration endorses the House bill but will urge modifications in the Senate. They oppose lowering the oil depletion allowance to 20 percent and urge study of including depletion and intangible drilling costs in the minimum tax base. They also note the need for review of state and municipal bond taxation and a 7 percent tax on foundations.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
Treasury Department
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Charles E Walker
Edwin S Cohen
Senate Finance Committee
Walker
Ways and
Cohen
District attorney weighs exhuming Kopechne body in Chappaquiddick case
Massachusetts district attorney discusses possible exhumation for autopsy of Mary Jo Kopechne, who died in the July 18 Chappaquiddick accident involving Senator Edward Kennedy. Pennsylvania DA Edmund S. Dinis seeks an inquest, while Boston prosecutors caution no precedent exists for a Superior Court inquest.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Washington
Len
Edward M. Kennedy
Dist
Atty
Blythe Evans
Luzerne County
Edmund S. Dinis
New Bedford
Mary Jo Kopechne
Plymouth
Dinis
Pennsylvania
Ailing Mariner 7 to continue Mars probe tests
The Mariner 7 spacecraft, part of a twin Mars mission, is ordered to begin a series of 34 near encounters after a brief delay to send test pictures. Engineers report the test images from 1.14 million miles away are satisfactory despite prior issues including a meteorite impact and intermittent telemetry problems.
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James Flour
Pasadena
Calif
API
Mariner 7
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
JPL
Steel price showdown between auto and steel giants tightens
Pittsburgh report says General Motors halted shipments of steel after U S Steel raised prices by 4.8 percent on flat rolled sheets used in cars and appliances. Ford and Chrysler offered no deliveries stoppages though Ford studied the impact as major steelmakers raise prices to cover higher labor costs amid a 400000 worker wage increase.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
General Motors Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Bethlehem, Jones and Laughlin
Kaiser, Inland Steel Co
Armco Steel Corp
IL Companies
United Steelworkers of America
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Chris Cass
City Secretarial Center
School Board Association
Nicolae Ceausescu
Ceasusescu
Narok
Ceausescu
Otopeni
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Miss Kopechne
Evans
Tauro
District Court
Superior Court
Edgartown
Dominick J. Arena
Canopus
Tom Fox
Bud Barber
Gus Froelich
Lompocans
Santa Barbara
Elks Lodge
Babe Ruth
E C
Stevens
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