California school finance overhaul praised by educators
Educators and officeholders led by Wilson C. Riles praised the California Supreme Court ruling scrapping the property tax based school financing system as unconstitutional. The decision, amid calls for a statewide property tax and faster legislature action, sparked praise and criticism from district leaders and reform advocates.
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Sacramento
UPI
Wilson C. Riles
Supreme Court
California
Riles
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Ronald Reagan
Verne Orr
Reagan
Harris Taylor
Carmel
William J. Johnston
Los Angeles
Johnston
Beverly Hills
A. Alan Post
William T. Bagley
San_ Rafael
Leroy Greene
Assembly Education Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Tom Goodman
San Diego Unified School District
Police station attack tied to arsenal theft plan
Investigators say the Ingleside Station shooting that killed Sgt. John V. Young and wounded a dispatcher may involve a conspiracy to steal weapons, possibly with five attackers. A $10 000 reward was offered for clues as officers fortified city stations.
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San Francisco
UPI
Charles Ellis
John V. Young
Charles Barca
Ellis
Ingleside
Sgt. Young
Ellen Lipney
Searches fail to find two Bellevue boys near Port Angeles
A large Washington state search for missing 10 year old Mark Peal and 13 year old Kevin Lee Conner along the Juan de Fuca Strait coast ends without locating them. About 900 soldiers from Fort Lewis and 200 volunteers aided by Army Coast Guard and helicopters participated as 50 searchers checked test holes near abandoned World War II bunkers.
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Port Angeles
Wash
UPI
Washington State
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Mark Peal
Kevin Lee Conner
Bellevue
Clallam County
Harley Bishop
Ft. Lewis
Army
Coast Guard
Lompoc Record Published Under Superior Court Decree
Entry lists the Lompoc Record as a second class mail publication in Lompoc California under Act of Congress and Superior Court Decree 47065. It names officers editors and staff including Kenneth Adams president Harry Crompe editor and various department heads. The paper is member of multiple press associations with delivery by mail in advance at $2.2 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
August Weather Report Shows Mild, Predominant Skies
United Press International notes August's close with fair skies and mild conditions across the nation. Temperatures held near or above seasonal norms while showers remained light and scattered from Wisconsin to Montana and the Pacific Northwest. A weak tropical low moved westward, bringing dampness to parts of the Gulf Coast.
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Wisconsin
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Gulf Coast
Reading riding and rithmetic mark school term starts
United Press International reports the new term brings bus desegregation in the South with about 350,000 children riding to integrated schools. Lumbee Indians resist in Maxton North Carolina, Fort Lauderdale parents protest busing, and San Francisco Chinese parents seek court help to block a plan moving Chinese students out of neighborhoods.
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United Press International
South
Dixie
Maxton
N.C
Danford Dial
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Greg Williams
Pompano Beach
San Francisco
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Ten Buses Destroyed In Pontiac Desegregation Plan
Ten school buses scheduled for court ordered desegregation in Pontiac were destroyed by firebombs in an unguarded lot. About 40 buses remained intact as investigations continued with no leads or suspects. Superintendent Dana Whitmer said the desegregation program would start as planned next week with tighter security.
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Pontiac, Mich
UPI
Pontiac
Dana Whitmer
Pontiac School
Whitmer
Woman tells of murders and car theft linked killings
A 22 year old woman in Driggs Idaho says her boyfriend nicknamed Evil shot three brothers in Idaho and wounded two others and killed a man in California to steal cars. Joyce Diane Turner signed a statement saying Michael Wren Rempage shot all six people and was charged with first degree murder. The three brothers Ruben Antonia and Robert De Luna were flown to Bryant Texas for burial. Turner, tattooed Property of Evil, was arraigned with Rempage on murder charges.
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Driggs, Idaho
UPI
Evil
Idaho
Saugus
Calif
Joyce Diane Turner
Elko
Nevada
Michael Wren Rempage
Ruben de Luna
Antonia
Robert
Miss Turner
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Yuer
Edar Egly
Arnold Finch
Fresno City Unified School District
Paul L. McKaskle
Western Center of Law and Poverty
State Supreme Court
Jeremiah Taylor
Park Station
Haight-Asbury
Gerald D‘arecy
San Francisco Police Officers Association
Alfred Nelder
Young
Nelder
Joseph Alioto
Shotgun
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Members
California Press Association
Member Audit Bureau of Erculations
Ion
Lompoc Theatre
HH Street
Worth
von Richthofen and
BROWN
Paramount Picture
Ali MacGraw
Ryan O Neal
Howard G Minsky
Arthur Hiller
John Marley
Ray Milland
Poeweer
Eevee Poruor
David Golden
Francis Lai
Paramount Records
Mrs. Pollifax, Spy
Sheriff's Office
Idaho Falls
Bryant, Texas
Jorgensen Jewelers
Lompoc Shopping Center
Hugh Davies
Lompoc RE
Pharmacist
H’ St
Church of Christ
North O Street
Virgil L. Leach
Santa Maria
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