Emergency status at UC sparks bitter student response
Gov. Reagan’s extreme emergency declaration for the Berkeley campus draws sharp rebuke from student leaders and a call to shut down the university for a two day convocation. Third World Liberation Front leaders press for an autonomous ethnic studies college amid protests and police mobilization.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Daily
Cal
Third World Liberation Front
College of Ethnic Studies
Charles Palmer
Roger Heyns
Palmer
Heyns
Augustus.c. Abercrombie
Abercrombie
Fernando Garcia
Garcia
Reagan
Lather Gate
William B. Arveson
Mathematics Department
Sather Gate
Alameda County
Frank Madigan
William P. Beall Jr
Frank Woodward
California Moves to Expand Tax Cut and Tougher Oil Oversight
Governor touts plan to boost a state income tax cut beyond 100 million as a surplus grows. He declares an extreme emergency at UC amid campus dissent while calling for stricter offshore oil drilling inspections and beach cleanup coordination with Santa Barbara County. San Diego declares a disaster due to severe weather as Senate and Assembly consider infractions, recess, and education bills.
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Cal
University of California
Santa Barbara
California
San Diego
Senate
Grunsky
Watsonville
Assembly
Burns
Fresno
Wedworth
Hawthorne
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
University of
Moorhead
R-Glendale
Crandall
San Jose
Bill Greene
Los Angeles
Briggs
Rfullerton
UCSB names committee to review EOP progress and plan
Chancellor Vernon I. Cheadle appointed a seven member UCSB panel with four administrative consultants to assess the Educational Opportunity Program. Chairman Dr. Walter J. Mead will oversee evaluation of EOP goals, staffing, admissions, financial aid, counseling, and records, plus enrollment capacity for next year.
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Vernon I. Cheadle
UCSB
EOP
Cary R. Peyton
Walter J. Mead
William Frost
Dale Tomlinson
Richard Jensen
Ernest Perez
Will Wilson
Paul Sweet
Peyton
Paul Scherer
Ralph Nair
Peggy Harlan
Cheadle
San Francisco Bay Area
University
Regents
Oakland soldier faces mutiny trial at Army court
A California recruit, Pvt. Nestey Sood of Oakland, appeared before an Army court martial board on mutiny charges as part of a group of 27 GI prisoners who staged a sit down strike at the Presidio stockade on Oct 14. The trial was postponed for a delay.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Presidio Stockade
Pvt
Nestey Sood
Oakland
Vietnam
Stockade
Paul Halvonik
George R. Robinson
Johnsons plan palatial home in Texas capital
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife plan to build a $250000 home on a sylvan 1% acre Austin lot near their daughter Luci Nugent. Architect Max Brooks also designed the LBJ Library and Public Service School at the University of Texas.
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University of Texas
Johnsons
Austin
Zachary Scott Sr
Herman Brown
Johnson
Lady Bird
LBJ
Texas
Federal Building
Luci Nugent
Lynda Bird Robb
Lynda
Washington
Marine May
Charles S. Robb
Vietnam
Robb
Marine Corps Headquarters
Arlington, Va
Potomac
GOP senators press Nixon on transition and appointments
Republican members protested late briefing on policy decisions and staffing. They cited a private two hour meeting with Bryce Harlow and Harry Flemming where Harlow defended transition efforts and stressed public notice and prior consultation with ranking members, while Hruska and Fong urged earlier involvement and loyalty.
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Roy McGhee
Washington
UPI
Nixon
GOP
Bryce C. Harlow
Gordon Allott
Harlow
White House
Harry S. Flemming
Congress
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Fong
Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Hruska
Senate
Community clubs and lodge events fill Lompoc calendar
Several events are listed for February in Lompoc including a chicken dinner by Job's Daughters on February 8 at Knights of Pythias Hall with adult 1.50 and child 0.75, a Moose Lodge beef barbecue and dance the same evening with music by Aubrey Greer and the Rondells, and a Moose District meeting on February 9 at 921 W Laurel. Also a Kansas day celebration February 9 at the I.D.E.S. Hall, a Public meeting of Community Action Council February 12 at City Hall, a Narrows Dam project panel February 14 with local officials, a dance program February 16 at City Hall with the Misseltonians and Nuts and Bolts, and subscription to Friday notices via the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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Job’s Daughters
Knights of Pythias
Loyal
Order of Moose Lodge
Aubrey Greer
The
Rondells
Moose
Lompoc
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Home
W. Laurel
Community Action Council
City Hall
United Republicans of California
Narrows Dam
Robert MacClure
Dick Henning
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation Board
Arnold Robinson
Robert Hibbets
Santa Ynez River Conservation Board
Ralph Patey
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce
Misseltonians
I Street
Lagomarsino seeks inquiry into Santa Barbara oil slick
State Senator Robert Lagomarsino announces a joint hearing with the Senate Natural Resources and Governmental Efficiency committees to probe the causes of last week's Santa Barbara Channel oil leak and to consider new offshore drilling restrictions. He urges federal action and seeks state control over certain federal leases.
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Santa Barbara Channel
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Aventura
Santa Barbara
Lagomarsino
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Congress
Don MacGillivray
Ken MacDonald
State Department of Conservation
Department of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Charles M. Teague
Ventura
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Winter Storm Hits Rockies With Heavy Snowfall
A new winter storm spread up to eight inches of snow across the Rocky Mountains prompting travel warnings. Salt Lake City reported eight inches, Flagstaff six, and Blanding two inches. A second disturbance approached the East Coast with mixed precipitation while California faced rain and flood fears. Washington moved to seek federal aid under the California Disaster Act. The San Francisco area endured two tornadoes after reporting only twelve since 1916.
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United Press International
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake City
Utah
Flagstaff
Ariz
Blanding
Minnesota
Ohio
West Virginia
California
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Contacts
The Lompoc Record, a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications, lists executive officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam president J. Donald Adam publisher Harry J. Crompe editor Gaylen Jackson business manager Jim Ainsworth and other staff. It also notes affiliations with several press associations and a subscription rate of $2.00 per month. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under Superior Court Decree 47065.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
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Buellton
Eastafi
Bea Berry
Farm & Country Shopping Center
Hiway
1.D.E.S. Hall
Mill St
Mission Elementary School
San Luis Obispo
Kansas
Lompoc Valley
Rockies
Surf 'N Turf Burger
Jim Ainsworth
John Alexander
Wesley A. Huffman
E. C. Stevens
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Warner Tene North
Minoy
Howvos
Sun
Walt Disney
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