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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1972
Page
2
A Sandusky Ohio library hosts a story hour for youths. Mrs Wagenknecht moderates a lively session with readers exploring a perplexing passage and gaining clear understanding.
Twenty-one teachers and 126 children across eight Santa Barbara County districts participate in an $80,540 federally funded experiment under Title III. The Remediating Auditory Perceptual Reading Handicaps study tests four teaching methods for children with auditory conceptualization problems and is led by UCSB researchers and county educators.
Congressman Teague appealed to President Nixon to intervene against federal agencies joining a nationwide boycott of California lettuce backed by the United Farm Workers. He argued many citizens and lawmakers are being forced to choose sides on misinformation and emotion. He noted no lettuce workers were on strike in California or Arizona and that about 90 percent of California lettuce is under union contract.
Sacramento reports quotes Army Secretary Robert Froehlke forecasting a shift to an all volunteer force as the Vietnam era ends. He notes Defense policy changes suit 1970s attitudes, supports expanded Women’s Army Corps role though opposing women in combat, and envisions strong guard and reserve use for future defense.
W Jack Holmeland, community relations director for the Automobile Club of Southern California, opens the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce installation banquet at 7 30 p m August 17 in Ellis Hall. He will discuss the positive and less attractive sides of the business of leisure and how America may need attitude changes for time management amid a longer vacation and lower work week. Holmeland joined the Auto Club in 1954 and leads its community relations and speakers bureau and is active in PRSA Toastmasters International and civic groups.
Legislators left the State Capitol quickly last Friday leaving behind unresolved tax reform and school finance issues. Assembly members face reelection pressure while senators, largely insulated, delay controversial measures including no fault insurance reapportionment and women’s rights ratification. Governor Reagan’s actions and veto history color the stalled agenda as lawmakers balance budgets and party politics.
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