Rafferty outlines four integration strategies without busing
California education chief Dr Max Rafferty proposed four methods to desegregate schools without mandatory busing. He favors voluntary programs and cross-neighborhood attendance zones, with new schools in overlap areas and special courses to attract white students to minority schools. Reagan aides consider backing an appeal. Sinatra testifies before New Jersey’s SIC.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPI
Max Rafferty
California
Rafferty
Ronald Reagan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Reagan
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Board of Education
Oakland
Richard K. Turner
Assembly Democratic
Jess Unruh
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Fraternity
Dust and Snow Lash Plains as Arctic Cold Descends
A Western storm brings blowing dust and heavy snow across the Central and Northern Great Plains with winds up to 54 mph in Sidney Nebraska. Rapid City reports three inches of snow, while arctic air pushes into the region and cold wave watches spread across Iowa Kansas and Nebraska. A separate report from Roseville California covers Patrolman Raymond Carpenter shot and killed by a suspected car thief, with the suspect Carl Snyder killing himself.
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United Press International
Great Plains
Sidney
Neb
Colorado
Colorado Mountains
Black Hills
South Dakota
Rapid City
Plains
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Roseville
UPI
California
Carl Stephen Snyder
Foresthill
Snyder
California Youth Authority
Raymond R. Carpenter
Force
Auburn
Rocklin
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Speedy license checks predicted under new California tool
A new electronic system to check driver records will give officers in California a near instant 90 second retrieval window for revoked licenses and holds. The briefing drew about 60 officers from tri county agencies with many departments represented, highlighting a memory bank linking police across the state and a Sacramento main station with a Los Angeles switching hub.
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Dianne Shaner
Dennis Sell
Lompoc
Sacramento
Tri-County
Carpinteria
San Luis Obispo
Paso Robles
Pismo Beach
Santa Maria
Morro Bay
Santa Barbara
Santa Paula
Oxnard
Arroyo Grande
Grover City
Santa Barbara County
Ventura County
San Luis Obispo County
Los Angeles
Lee Kincannon
California Department of Justice
California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Rights enforcer quits under pressure
Leon E. Panetta resigns after 11 months as a Nixon Administration civil rights enforcer, saying he was dumped under White House pressure for a softer desegregation stance. He accuses officials of fostering inaction on civil rights and undercutting dedicated workers.
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Washington
UPI
Leon E. Panetta
White House
B52s shift from Vietnam to Laos amid Laotian fighting
U S air power pauses B52 missions in Vietnam and redirects Stratoforts to Laos to halt Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese advances near the Plain of Jars. Laos battles include tank used attacks on Xieng Kouang airfield, with three tanks destroyed and 30 enemy dead. Bien Hoa base casualties include three Americans killed and twenty wounded.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPS
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Plain of Jars
U.S
Stratoforts
Thailand
Guam
Xieng Kouang
Vientiane
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Seattle clashes erupt as 1,000 protest Chicago trial
About 1,000 demonstrators clash with riot police in downtown Seattle in a two hour battle. Police report 74 injured and 74 arrested, 13 on federal charges, amid assaults on the U S Courthouse and Federal Office Building.
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Seattle
UPS
Chicago
Frank Moore
U.S
Seattle Public Library
Sutan Pitkin
Charles Robinson
Federal Office
Skid Road
Pitkin
Vietnamization program sets 1800 monthly Viet Cong quota
Senate hearings scrutinize the Phoenix plan. Ambassador Colby confirms a 1800 per month target to neutralize Viet Cong through killing, capture or conversion. He notes some illegal killings but stresses efforts to curb aberrations. Sen. Fulbright questions humane limits amid civilian slayings reports. In 1969, 8,515 captured, 6,187 killed, 4,832 rallied or defected.
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Elizabeth Wharton
Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Phoenix
William E. Colby
Colby
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Vietnam
Lompoc Record Publisher Details and Rates
The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications in California under a Superior Court decree. The staff includes President J. Donald Adam, Editor Gaylen Jackson, and Business Manager Wesley Huffman with ongoing associations and a subscription rate of 2.25 dollars per month for home delivery or mail.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Nixon outlines five year defense plan with nuclear buildup
President Nixon framed a five year defense program emphasizing a larger nuclear arsenal while trimming conventional force levels. He warned the Soviet strategic weapons threat endangers U S retaliatory capability and introduced strategic sufficiency replacing assured destruction. Conventional forces would be kept to wage one major and one minor war, not two simultaneous major contests.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
China
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