Lompoc Jaycees Host State Outstanding Young Farmer Event
Lompoc Jaycees host the California Outstanding Young Farmer program with about 200 Jaycees and families. Ten finalists vie for the state title and a 500 prize from Bank of America, with the winner advancing to the national event in Sioux Falls March 5 8.
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Victor Martinez
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California unemployment steady at 6.1 in January
The Reagan administration said California’s unemployment rate remained at 6.1 percent in January, with 580000 jobless, unchanged from December and well below a year earlier. The national rate fell to 5.9 percent as seasonal factors affected California’s figures.
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James M Slater Announces Third District Supervisor Bid
James M. Slater former Santa Barbara County deputy district attorney announced his candidacy for county supervisor in the Third District. He served in 1965 1966 and has since practiced law privately. He aims to represent Goleta Valley and Santa Ynez Valley east of Buellton in the Fourth District and oppose overdevelopment by developers and self serving politicians. Slater is married to Betty and they have three children.
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Reagan Scolds Muskie as Nixon Reelection Campaign Opens
California Governor Ronald Reagan launched Nixon's reelection drive in his state and criticized Senator Edmund Muskie for attacking the President's peace plan. Reagan urged Americans to show unity with Nixon and dismissed a VP bid, while signaling cooperation with United Republicans of California.
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Welfare reform risks millions of lost jobs says consultant
William H. Shaker a Dow Chemical engineer and advisor tested before the Senate Finance Committee on H.R. 1 proposing a guaranteed annual income. He warned the plan would wipe out many jobs by replacing wages with government subsidies and cited state by state impacts from his research and charts.
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