Welfare reform talks drag into eighth day in California
The Reagan administration and California lawmakers pressed to finish a welfare reform compromise by week’s end. Key points include an open ended budget, living cost increases, job training, child care centers, and pilot work requirements for some recipients.
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Loss of 60,000 Jobs Key to Lockheed Ballot
Senate vote on a plan to back Lockheed Aircraft Corp to avert bankruptcy hinged on fears of 60,000 job losses. Sen. Marlow Cook cast the deciding 49 to 48 vote. Sen. Lee Metcalf also backed the measure after pressure from colleagues, including Sen. Alan Cranston. President Nixon praised the move as protecting tens of thousands of jobs and aiding California and the national economy.
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Goleta rezoning case resolves on Fairview Ave property
The Goleta Valley dispute over 24 acres owned by County Planning Commissioner Eugene Sexton ends as the Board of Supervisors approves the Planning Commission recommendation to rezone the Fairview Ave site to planned single family residential. Residents blocked by a deadlock urged a one third acre per lot standard, while supporters say planned residential design yields more lots and a more pleasing development.
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U S Policy On China at United Nations Draws Mixed Reactions
U S decision to back Peking for U N seat divides lawmakers. Nationalists vow to fight Peking entry, warning of danger to the U N charter and potential infiltration if two Chinas sit in the world body. Senate and House reactions vary from disappointment to support for admission.
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Predict Halt to Project San Francisco Five Megaton Blast
Scientists opposed to the five megaton blast in the Aleutians predicted international pressure will force President Nixon to halt the project. Dr Jerold Lowenstein of the University of California Medical Center said the chances are good the President will stop it due to the international political situation.
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Supervisors approve I.V. motor vehicle program
The Board of Supervisors and Isla Vista groups resolved the bicycle pedestrian conflict by allowing barricades on Pardall and banning parking on one side to create a throughway for bikers. UCSB parking limits will expand this fall, with only faculty staff and some students allowed on campus lots. Authorities also consider remodeling plans and a new study session, while a bid for a new administration building is redesigned to fit funds. A separate note reports a theft in Naples, Italy, of jewels, silver and furs worth 640000.
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Lompoc Record Masthead and publication details
A historical notice lists the Lompoc Record as a second class mail newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It names the publisher Lompoc Record Publications, officers including Mrs Kenneth L. Adam and Harry J Crompe, staff such as Editor Betty Laurent and Sports Editor Wilma Jack, and memberships with major press associations. Subscription rate is $22 per month with home delivery or mail in advance. published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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First pollution engineer named for county post
Clifton J. Seymour of San Diego, 53, is appointed as the county air pollution control engineer, reporting August 16 with a monthly salary of 1334 dollars. He formerly led Riverside County air pollution control for 13 years and served as San Diego County’s engineer the past year. The Board of Supervisors received a draft of proposed regulations for the new district, now under state review. President Nixon has proclaimed the week National Clown Week.
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