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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1976

Page

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Ford selects Sen. Dole as running mate at GOP convention

President Ford named Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas as his running mate at a news conference in Kansas City, with Dole beside him. The pick came hours before the Republican National Convention's final session to ratify the ticket.

Kansas City UPI Ford Ronald Reagan Sen Robert Dole Kansas Jimmy Carter Crown Center Dole Bob Dole Reagan Howard Baker Tennessee

Dole Pick Divides GOP Mood in Ford Veep Debate

Kansas Senator Robert Dole wins Ford veep selection drawing praise for energy from Republican leaders while rank and file delegates express reservations. Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania endorses Dole as a national figure, but Oklahoma Reagan supporters respond with near silence and mixed views on ticket impact.

UPI Dole Connecticut Frederick K. Biebel Senate Ford Kansas City, Mo Robert Dole Kansas White House Hugh Scott R-Pa Oklahoma Ronald Reagan Bob Dole Skip Healy

Reagan tells staff the cause goes on after defeat

Tearful Ronald Reagan tells about 150 staffers the cause will go on despite losing the GOP convention vote to Ford. Nancy Reagan wipes tears as he promises not to quit, praising running mate choice and urging continued campaigning. Redirection includes remarks from Tom Ellis and John Connally. William Simon also voices support for Bob Dole.

Kansas City UPI Ronald Reagan Nancy Richard Schweiker Reagan Ford GOP Texas John Connally Carter Mondale Treasury William Simon Dole

LUSD Announces New Student Registration Center and Details

LUSD sets new student registration at Cabrillo High School from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The opening day is Sept 7 and all records should be ready. Kindergarteners must be five by Dec 2 1976 and immunization records are required.

Lompoc el Camino Fillmore la Canada la Honda Hapgood Ruth Lompoc High School

North Korea orders war posture amid border alert

North Korea put its armed forces on full combat alert after U.S. actions escalated border tensions. Kim Il Sung announced the stance as U.S. troops in South Korea were placed on emergency alert following the slaying of two American officers near Panmunjom.

Panmunjom Korea UPI U.S Este Nermabalie Commmunist Washington Kim Korean People’s Army United States South Korea Korean Military Armistice Commission United Nations Command UNC Kim Il Sung Richard G. Stilwell Seoul Pentagon Defense Ministry 38Th Parallel

Wet August showers soak Central Coast with light rainfall

Scattered showers drenched the Central Coast last night and this morning, totaling up to .26 inches in Lompoc and .24 inches at Burpee Farms. Flooding occurred at Lompoc intersections, with no rain at Juncal, Gibraltar, or Cachuma reservoirs as of noon.

Burpee Farms Lompoc Solvang James Stubbner Juncal Gibraltar Cachuma Burpee Miguelito Channel Lefkowitz Storm H Street Chestnut Avenue Chestnut and O Street Santa Ynez Valley California Pacific Northwest Alaska Santa Barbara Los Angeles Basin

Lebanon talks falter as ceasefire options surface

Beiruts fighting eased in the capital and central mountains amid reports Palestinians offered partial ceasefire terms. About 120 killed and 165 wounded in the latest shelling as Arab League mediators warn the accord remains distant while Gemayel urges Syrian supervised talks and threatens a military option.

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New Demands Stall Pay Talks With Non Teachers

Non teaching staff submitted salary demands delaying negotiations until after the September 14 school board meeting. The CSEA seeks about 15 percent raises and fringe benefits increasing from 676 to 1000. Bob Halstead said the proposal must appear on the board agenda before action. Milligan will receive directions for a counter proposal at the Sept. 14 meeting.

CSEA Ae Eeesonnel Bob Halstead Milligan

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