Nixon in limbo over civil rights and busing standoff
President Nixon faces pressure from the U S Civil Rights Commission criticizing his stance against school desegregation by busing and Alabama Governor George Wallace pressing him to prove his pledge. Wallace orders local schools to ignore a federal bus order affecting Pamela Davis amid federal desegregation efforts.
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Reagan grants cash rewards to two state workers
In Sacramento, Governor Ronald Reagan awarded Ena E. Charlton a senior clerk typist and John W Devinney an assistant highway engineer $10,680 each for a proposal that saved the state $430,207 in a year. They could earn another $11,000 each if a Merit Award board recommendation passes next year.
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Local Subscription Rates Set at 22 Dollars Monthly
The Audit Bureau of Circulations lists a subscription price of 22 dollars per month for home delivery or mail. This rate applies to standard newspaper service and is reflected in the publication's circulation notices.
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Community events calendar gathers dinners and meetings
Women of the Moose serve meatloaf and scalloped potatoes at Moose Home from six to 7 30 p m with varied donation levels for adults and kids. Auld Lang Syne Club hosts a weiner roast August nineteenth at Floresta Park reservations advised. Church rummage and bake sales planned with hours and donation requests. Senior citizens trips and stage shows noted along with an American G I Forum scholarship dance. Lompoc Chamber plans installation banquet with speakers Space Shuttle topic. Submissions accepted by Wednesday 5 p.m.
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Blood for Admission in Dracula Play at Seattle U
Seattle University producers offer free admission in exchange for a pint of blood to a local blood bank. Cast members attempted to donate but several issues caused tainted samples and health concerns. In the end six pints were collected from students and graduates to publicize the production.
Reagan ends welfare as major California issue amid reform pact
Governor Reagan signs two compromise bills overhauling welfare and Medi Cal to curb costs. The package, backed by leaders, tightens eligibility, trims benefits, imposes charges for health care, and limits doctor visits and prescriptions while projecting $350-$400 million annual savings.
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Apollo 15 rock back moon history primer may be Genesis Rock
Apollo 15 scientists say fist sized sample No 15415 could be primeval lunar crust dating to 4.6 billion years ago. Astronauts Scott Irwin and Worden briefed upcoming Apollo 16 crew and Harrison Schmitt was named to Apollo 17 with Cernan Evans Duke to lead.
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Alfred M. Worden
James B. Irwin
John W. Young
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Mattingly
Charles M. Duke
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Harrison H. Schmitt
Eugene A. Cernan
Boy Lives With Grandmother's Body Five Days
A 10 year old boy lived alone with his grandmother Frances May Elliott 69 for five days after she died Saturday in their Oxnard California home. The boy, a fourth grade student, said the grandmother fell in the bedroom and died. The mother was out of state visiting friends and returned Wednesday triggering discovery of the death. Authorities are investigating.
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