Board asks rescinding ruling on teaching Biblical creation
California School Boards Association seeks removal of state board’s decision to require Biblical creation in evolution education. Delegates approve a substitute resolution asking the board to rescind, opposing legal action to block or mandate religious content in science curricula.
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State Board of Education
Brooks Lockhart
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Palo Alto Unified
Lockhart
Phillip E. Zachary
Bakersfield
Richland School Board
Palo Alto
Zodiac killer caller may be in Oklahoma City
A man claiming to be the Zodiac killer phoned a Sunday night KTOK show in Oklahoma City and said he left California because it got too hot. Police plan to trace the call while station officials note the man sounded like an imitator and warned more killings could follow.
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Tony Garrett
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UC Professors Begin 22 Research Projects On Social Problems
UC says professors across nine campuses will study poverty, healthcare, policing, and minority education with a $250000 Ford Foundation grant. Berkeley targets poverty in Chinese communities. Davis studies Japanese roles in California agriculture. Irvine forms urban crisis center. UCLA explores film methods linking minorities and the university.
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Riverside
San Bernardino-Riverside
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff
The Lompoc Record is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day by Ongoo Record Publications in Lompoc California. Officials include Mrs Kenneth L Adam president J Donald Adam publisher and secretary treasurer Harry J Crompe editor and vice president Gaylen Jackson business manager and vice president Jim Ainsworth mechanical superintendent. Subscription rates are 2.00 per month by home delivery or mail.
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California
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Ongoo Record Publications
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Draft lottery unlikely to impact U.S. military recruiting
Defense experts say the draft lottery will have little net effect on armed forces recruiting or ROTC, despite planned reductions and a January intake. The discussion centers on lottery numbers motivating enlistment and offsets for high numbers among college students, as Pentagon aims to trim total troop strength in 1970.
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UPI
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Five Shurte family members die in Oregon plane crash
The bodies of Robert Shurte, 36, his wife Florence, and their three children were recovered by helicopter from Blalock Mountain southeast of Milton Freewater after a twin engine plane crash en route from Reno. Weather and rugged terrain delayed recovery and the craft burst into flames on impact.
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Stones Rough Altamont Bash Ends In Tragedy And Turmoil
A massive Altamont Speedway concert drew 300000 fans with the Rolling Stones and 20 groups. Four deaths two births and several drug incidents marred the event amid gangs and rowdy clashes as law enforcement investigated stabbings drownings and traffic fatalities.
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Greece fights for position in Europe Council debate
Greek Foreign Minister Panayotis Pipinelis lobbied in Paris to block suspension from the 18 nation Council of Europe over alleged human rights violations. Britain and Scandinavia favor suspension unless Greece moves to restore democracy. A Dec meeting and a European court ruling are referenced along with planned prisoner releases and constitutional steps. In Omaha, Santa’s planned downtown opening was halted by heavy snow.
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