Coast bill moves to protect California coastline
The California Assembly approved a bill to shield 1000 miles of coastline from uncoordinated development by 42 votes to 30. Critics argued it cedes local control to regional boards and a state authority, while supporters said it coordinates planning and public land use.
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California welfare jobs pilot to compare public and private agencies
The Reagan administration will start a 300000 pilot in September across Los Angeles Orange San Francisco Bay Area San Diego and Sacramento to test whether private or state agencies better place welfare recipients in jobs. About 5000 referrals over eight weeks will gauge placement costs with private firms volunteering. funded by the State Office of Economic Opportunity. A six month preliminary report and a four month follow up will be issued.
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Lompoc Record Publishes Formal County Newspaper Details
The Lompoc Record is listed as a second class mail publication under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California corporation, with officers including Mrs Kenneth L Adam as President, J Donald Adam as Publisher and Secretary Treasurer, and Clete Lunny as Mechanical Supervisor along with staff and editors named.
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Cereal nutrition debate at Senate hearings prompts calls for oversight
Harvard professor Jean Mayer urges upgrading breakfast cereals and closer government monitoring of cereal advertising. Cornell’s Michael Latham says cereals cost more nutrition per dollar vs bread and other staples. FTC probes big cereal firms amid claims of high prices and aggressive ads. weather and disaster updates accompany the session.
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Retired taxi driver receives legacy from lifelong fare
In Portsmouth England veteran cab driver Arthur Hunt is left 500 pounds by Annie Hunt an 86 year old spinster who always requested him for rides. The note references a long friendship ending with her bequest. Scattered showers and warmer temperatures were forecast across the central United States with rain in the Rockies and Southeast regions.
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Pioneer Days in Lompoc To Feature Historic Contests
Lompoc prepares for Pioneer Days celebrating the town’s 1888 founding with a three day event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Winners in window display and costume contests will be named during an August 13 breakfast at the Lion's Inn. A fifty year Masonry honor for Clarence Ruth is planned at a 6 30 p.m. dinner in the Masonic Temple. A vaccination requirement for school entry is advanced by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, prompting immunization for rubella by age eight.
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Italian sextuplets born. four die in birth
Four of six sextuplets born to Mrs. Antonio Petrone died within hours. Two surviving infants, each under two pounds, fight for life in oxygen incubators as doctors say chances are virtually nil. Petrone, 35, is in good condition after fertility treatment following 11 years of childlessness.
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British troops clash with crowds in Belfast uprising
British troops attacked crowds in Belfast and Londonderry cracking down on Catholic mobs. Twenty arrested and many injured as soldiers used clubs and CS gas amid clashes over six nights. Youth rioters and hostile banners marked the unrest as soldiers voiced frustration with tactics and behavior.
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