Berkeley protests clash with police amid new riot gear
Police used beanbags and putty rounds to disperse rock throwing demonstrators in Berkeley while 450 people marched at Stanford, where protests continued and Rep Paul McCloskey urged impeachment talks. An Alameda deputy reported stun gun rounds.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
The Lompoc Record declares it is a second class mail adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as president and Harry J. Crompe as editor, with a $2.25 monthly subscription rate and daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Pt Mugu development plan approved by commission
The State Parks and Recreation Commission endorsed a master development plan for Pt. Mugu after assurances it would not resemble Coney Island. The 5-2 vote followed three hours of debate over the coastal project on 6,554 acres at the Santa Monica Mountains tip in Ventura County.
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Medi Cal funding seen restore health care services
Assembly Ways and Means Chairman Willie Brown forecast passage of a Burton bill to restore Medi Cal health care services to pre cut levels. The measure backed by Democrats faces opposition from the Reagan administration and may need 54 votes though the Assembly’s party balance is 43 Democrats 37 Republicans. The bill cleared Health Committee on a split vote and moves to Ways and Means with a hearing next week.
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UPI
Willie L. Brown Jr
Assembly
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San Francisco
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Brown
Burton
Hair issue not a national crisis, says Justice Black
Justice Hugo L. Black rejected a request for review from an El Paso youth, noting the hair length of students is not a matter for Supreme Court attention. He said the claim of harassment and irreparable damages is not supported and questioned the constitution’s role in regulating public school hair policies.
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UPI
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Local events calendar for February in Lompoc area
The Lompoc area schedules a Tuesday 1:30 p.m. AARP meeting at the Veterans Memorial Building with a Hazel McCabe Orient trip film. Also Feb 17 Lompoc Chamber lunch and Mariner Program film by Richard Phillips, Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Milford Zornes art demo Feb 19 at Allan Hancock College. Feb 20 two hypnotist shows at Lompoc Plaza.
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American Association of Retired Persons
Veterans Memorial Building
Locust and
H Streets
Hazel McCabe
Orient
Japan
Hong Kong
Bali
Jakarta
Thailand
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Lompoc Plaza
Pesticide Experiments Stir National Health Debate
In California and amid federal scrutiny two firms Niagara Chemical and Chemagro tested ethion and guthion on Tulare County farm workers under supervision. State health officials defend the study as responsibly conducted while calling critics’ “guinea pigs” charge unfounded. Milby cites safety data and a 30 day waiting period before field exposure.
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UPS
Tulare County
Thomas H. Milby
Bureau of Occupational Health and Environmental Epidemiology
Washington
Agribusiness Accountability Project
Nazi Germany
Niagara Chemical Co
Middleport
N.Y
Chemagro Corp
Kansas City
Visalia
Lindsay
California
Milby
Nationwide weather report notes mild conditions with scattered snow
The nation enjoys mild Pacific air across the Rockies to the Great Plains and Gulf breezes pushing warm weather to the Atlantic coast. Rain falls from the Pacific Northwest to the northern Rockies while the Midwest faces a potential surge of subzero air from an Arctic high. Snow totals include at least three inches in Marquette and an inch in Sault Ste. Marie and Duluth.
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Expert predicts quakes in two California fault zones
Geologist George O. Gates told a legislative advisory group that a quake 100 times stronger than last Tuesday's shock near Los Angeles could strike two California sites. He warned of a major shift along the San Andreas fault in the San Francisco Bay Area and a second area northeast of Los Angeles, with a possible decade or century-end timing.
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