Reagan signs welfare grant hike while vetoing university pay raise
Gov Ronald Reagan signed a bill increasing grants by 12 dollars a month for Old Age Security Aid to the Blind and Disabled, affecting about 500000 recipients. He vetoed a 21.6 million pay rise for UC and state college faculty, citing already budgeted inequity relief and future funding plans. He also vetoed a prison guard training program and a property tax break for disabled citizens, while signing a 7 million anti-smog bill and a measure aiding income tests for elderly welfare.
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Walnut Creek
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
State Air Resources Board
Fischer Unaware of $1.75 Million Lawsuit In World Chess Match
Bobby Fischer, unaware of a $1.75 million suit filed by producer Chester Fox, studies strategy at dawn as he trails Boris Spassky in the 15th world championship game. Spassky seeks a draw. adjournment ends at 10:30 a.m. EDT.
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Boris Spassky
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Crane Clara Mistakes Apple for Egg at Bristol Zoo
A crane named Clara at Bristol zoo has sat on an apple for five weeks, thinking it is an egg. Zookeepers removed one of her two eggs to hatch in an incubator, and Clara reportedly placed the apple into her nest.
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Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff Roster
The Lompoc Record, a California adjudicated legal newspaper, lists its publisher Lompoc Record Publications and a full staff roster including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam Editor Harry J. Crompe and others. It is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day with a monthly rate of $2.25 and mail delivery in advance.
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Lompoc
California
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Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Coming Events Highlights Local Activities This August
A community events column lists multiple gatherings in Lompoc and nearby areas for August 19 to 26. Hikes from Jalama Beach to Point Conception led by John and Helen Hartman. a car wash by Mary Margaret at Pauls Arco Station. Republican HQ open at 11142 South H Street. a flea market organized by the Chamber Women’s Division. Mexican Social Organization BBQ at Miguelito Park. Vandenberg Saddle Club gymkhana. Lompoc Boys’ Club second annual golf tournament at Hillcrest Golf Club with beef BBQ. Cabrillo dance at Cabrillo Cafeteria. Mexican Social Organization dances at Veterans Memorial Building. Queen candidates judged for Mexican Independence Day. Public invited to all events. contact numbers and times provided.
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Helen Hartman
Mary Margaret
Paul's Arco Station
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Chamber of Commerce
Chris Cass
Miguelito Park
Mike Hernandez
Sus Latinos
Lompoc Boys’ Club
Hillcrest Golf Club
Beef Bbq
Veterans Memorial
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Reagan signs IQ test bill in California education shift
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed legislation abolishing mandatory statewide group IQ tests in public schools. He backed Assemblyman Leroy F. Greene’s measure to end the statewide tests while vetoing Assemblyman Willie L. Brown Jr.’s bill that would largely prohibit group IQ testing. Brown condemned the veto as a win for standardized childrearing. The Greene bill allows local districts to administer tests individually or in groups.
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UPI
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Ronald Reagan
Leroy F. Greene
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
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California farm workers to gain unemployment protection plan
State Agriculture Director Charles B. Christensen said Reagan administration will propose nationwide farmworker unemployment coverage next year for about 235,000 California workers. He notes Gov Reagan vetoed a similar bill and pushes California to lead in creating a state measure with employer and worker contributions and minimum employment requirements.
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UPI
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Reagan Administration
California
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State Board of Agriculture
Protestants pledge revenge follows Belfast bombing
Bomb explosions damage several Catholic homes and the Hibernian Club after Protestant vigilantes vow retaliation for a Protestant owned pub blast. A Catholic area sniper killed British Army Cpl. Michael Boddy, and a 200 pound bomb hit the Shankill Road area as conflicts escalate in Northern Ireland.
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Michael Boddy
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Catholic Hibernian Club
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Viscount Leaves U S After Custody Tug of War
A 14 year old British Viscount Deerhurst was taken from his mother Mimi Coventry to England by his father the Earl of Coventry, ending a court custody dispute. The mother faced contempt of court for defying custody orders and the boy vowed to return to the United States.
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England
Earl of Coventry
United States
George William
Mimi Coventry
Egypt
Farouk
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San Francisco cop wins disability pension after trauma
Patrolman William Owens, 31, received about 580 dollars monthly, half his regular pay, citing emotional distress from his partner's 1967 murder during an attack on Hunters Point station. A psychiatrist described his condition as policemen's syndrome akin to shell shock.
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City Retirement Board
William Owens
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Hall of Justice Identification Bureau
Herman George
Hunters Point
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Viruses in Healthy Humans May Spark Diseases
A Scripps Clinic study shows common viruses can be harmless until triggered by factors like cancer chemicals, pollution, or aging to cause diseases such as leukemia. Dr. Richard Lerner notes genetics and environment determine which illness develops, and that viruses typically do not kill hosts unless activated by triggers.
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