Speed up education to age fourteen strategy debate dominates
State College Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke proposes accelerating the college path by cutting non essential courses to finish a degree earlier. He argues this would trim costs for education and curb protracted schooling while noting historic precedents and social effects. A second portion reports Fischer Spassky chess match action in Reykjavik with a draw and schedule for game ten.
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Arthur
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Herbert Hoover
Stanford
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Madison
Pierce
Hayes
Grant
Taft
Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Lompoc Owners Shine at Santa Barbara Beach Dog Show
Lompoc handlers score at the country’s largest beach dog show in Santa Barbara last weekend. Ch Seacrest Roustabout Rowdy, owned by Mr and Mrs Donald Ostlund, took best of breed and top in his working group. Trouble’s Double of Nikobar owned by Don Ingamells and Barbara Nichols won best of variety. Bearhaven’s Image of Kindness Sam placed third in American bred. Bedlington terrier Dunthorpe’s Merry Minnie and Joline’s Aurora of Ad Astra earned wins. Kamron Initiator of Shaunell, Irish setter owned by Ray Simmons, won puppy class. Over 3,000 dogs entered.
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Santa Barbara
Donald Starkweather
Birmingham
Alabama
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Marathon
Florida
Trouble
Nikobar
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Barbara Nichols
Stanley Davis
Hopkinton
New Hampshire
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Bearhaven
Kindness
Sam
Daniel Johnson
Bedlington
Dunthorpe
Merry Minnie
Minnie
Joline
Aurora
Ad Astra
Ray Simmons
Kamron
Shaunell
Lompoc Record Adjudicated as Legal Newspaper
The Lompoc Record announces its status as an adjudicated legal newspaper under superior court decree No. 47065. Published by Lompoc Record Publications the paper lists its officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam president and Harry J. Crompe editor and vice president.
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California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
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Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
New Social Security plan eyed as election year rider
Senate Finance Committee member Sen. Russell Long floated adding liberalizations to Social Security as a rider to Nixon’s revenue sharing bill. Proposals include 100 percent widows payments, higher annual earnings without benefit loss, broader Medicare drug coverage, and a 1 percent yearly benefit rise for delaying retirement, funded by higher payroll taxes.
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Social Security
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Senate backs bill to expand US trade with Communist nations
The Senate approved 80 to 3 a measure to ease export controls on US goods available from other sources in Communist-led regions. The Commerce Department would remove controls on items not threatening national security, while many categories remain restricted. An amendment rescinds a July order restricting AI: hides due to Argentine shortages, raising world prices.
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Senate Banking A Committee
Commerce Department
United States
Europe
Four USAF pilots missing after two Phantoms shot down near Hanoi
U S command says two F4 Phantom jets were shot down near Hanoi last weekend with four crewmen listed as missing. A separate report names the four pilots and notes the death of an American adviser in a helicopter downing in the delta. Saigon troops recover 17 mass graves with 130 Communist soldiers found. B52s fly 14 missions in support of Quang Tri operations as the city remains in Vietnamese control contested area.
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Tokyo
James David Kula
Takhli
Thailand
Melvin Kazuki Matsui
Reagan faces veto choice on two California IQ test bills
California Governor Ronald Reagan must decide which of two rival bills abolishing mandatory group IQ tests to sign or veto. One proposal would ban nearly all group testing, allowing only individual tests and limited research testing. the other would end statewide testing but permit district administered tests and fund a baseline program for early grades.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Assembly
Senate
Reagan
Willie L. Brown Jr
Leroy F. Greene
Panthers fear fate of hijacking troupe
Exiled Black Panthers fear for the welfare of eight hijackers held incommunicado in Algiers after landing a Delta airliner with a $1 million ransom. U.S. officials urged return of the hijackers and ransom. Algerian authorities kept silence as the Delta crew remained in Barcelona.
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UPI
Delta
Peter O'Neill
Black Panther Party
United States
Panther
New York
Alan Davis
U.S
O'Neill
Detroit
Black Liberation Army
FAA Tightens Hijack Response and Security Screenings
The FAA, declaring an emergency, orders airlines to search passengers who fit a hijacker profile and to deploy metal detectors at air terminals. The action follows the year’s 28th hijacking, in which five adults and three children seized a Delta plane demanding 1 million dollars. There were 27 hijackings in 1971.
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UPI
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