ISTRAD exceeds 1972 RECON program goal with awards
The 1st Strategic Aerospace Division ISTRAD topped the fiscal year 1972 RECON goal of 801000 by saving 1033600. The 4392nd CES and 51st MMS earned Best Unit Award for leading in items saved and goal attainment. Maj. Gen. Garland distributed citations and plaques. New units join 1973 goals at 1,330,600 and expanded participant list.
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William C. Garland
Strategic Aerospace Division
Walter Grande
CES
Istrad
1St
51St Munitions Maintenance Squadron
MMS
51St Mms
Charles F. Vokal
Bilingual Education Policy Faces Local Funding Hurdles
California has long supported bilingual education but many districts struggle to fund and implement it. Los Angeles and San Francisco debate offerings for Spanish and Chinese speaking students while Gardena reports Cuban pupils with high potential but few students to justify a full-time bilingual teacher. Cuts and shifts in programs burden taxpayers and may harm students’ reading readiness.
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Sacramento
Capitol
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Gardena
Santa Maria girl wins Scholarship
The College Entrance Examination Board of New York awarded an upper division scholarship to Miss Margaret Montgomery of Santa Maria. She recently attended Allan Hancock College and will enroll at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo to pursue a masters degree. The 80 percent funding covers the 1972 1973 academic year, based on a nomination by Francisco M Cabrera, Hancock College Extended Opportunity Program director.
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College Entrance Examination Board of
New York Today
Margaret Montgomery
Santa Maria
Montgomery
Allan Hancock College
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Francisco M. Cabrera
Hancock College
Scholarships Offered by Sacramento Freemasons
The Scottish Rite in Sacramento invites college and university students to apply for the $500 Charles M Goethe Memorial Scholarships. Any major is allowed but preference goes to Eugenics or similar studies. Eligibility requires membership in Demolay or being a child of a lodge member. Apply via Post Office Box 19497 Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
Charles M. Goethe
Order of Demolay
Masonic Lodge
Lompoc FFA and 4-H shine at Santa Barbara County Fair
Lompoc FFA members Harriet Randall Lyn Harwood Ron Emmons Susie Balaan Virgil Anderson Dan Kirkland led show wins with grand reserve range ewes top dairy goat and first place breeding heifer. 4-H entrants Frank Costa Jr Tim Wales Tom Wales Margret Kroetsch Dirk Starbuck Gregory Beard Rosey Kroetsch and John French Jr earned multiple blue ribbons and top prizes in agricultural mechanics horticulture vegetables and potatoes. Dennis Holmdahl received a Western States Angus Auxiliary award.
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Lompoc
FFA
4-H
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Harriet Randall
Lyn Harwood
Ron Emmons
Susie Balaan
Virgil Anderson
Jim Kirkland
Cathy Groseth
Stan Painter
Bruce Mann
Karl Silva
Dave Hamilton
Lompoc Ffa
Randy Nagle
Lopoc Ffa
Cabrillo Ffa
Rachel Bum
Agricultural Mechanics Electrical
Frank Costa Jr
Tim
Tom Wales
Isla Vista planning director resigns to return to UCSB study
Isla Vista planning leader Andrew Simpson announced his resignation to return to school with a aim to graduate from UCSB next June. He described Isla Vista as a hub for diverse thinkers and warned of ongoing tension with county government until local self management is possible. Simpson cited community sensitivity and the potential for local governance to channel energetic efforts into projects like parks and town rebuilding.
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Isla Vista Community Council
Andrew Simpson
Isla Vista
Reagan era appointee Arnett earns broad support for Fish and Game
Ray Arnett, director of Fish and Game since 1969, is praised for calm, competent leadership amid conflicts with sportsmen groups, commercial fishermen, conservationists, and politicians. A WWII Marine and USC geologist, he rose through civic and professional roles despite limited formal government experience.
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Reagan
Ray Arnett
Fish and Game
Arnett
Congress
USC
Richfield
Ray Arnett Advocates Hunters Support for California Wildlife
Ray Arnett, a public affairs director in California, argues hunters fund wildlife conservation and that hunting supporters help protect habitats. He notes conservation programs include stream clearance, litter cleanup, and species introductions, with emphasis on habitat rights amid development pressures.
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Richfield
Arnett
California
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Kroehler Berkline
Frank Costa, Jr
Margret Kroetsch
Dirk Starbuck
James Kroetsch
Gregory Beard
Rosey Kroetsch
John French, Jr
Dennis Holmdahl
Simpson
Kroehler Davenport
The
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Sampsonite
Sealy
Saas
Douglas
Thea
King’s
Bigelow
Showroom
Ate Ue Ee
They
Tenl City
Tel
North E Street
Tony Azcarate
Johns-Manville
S. Blosser
Earl Waters
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