Lompoc Council Split Over State Reevaluation of Regional Boundaries
Mayor Robert MacClure failed to secure council backing for a resolution asking the state to reevaluate regional planning boundaries set in 1965. Councilmen Art Scott Richard Jacoby and Brooks Speight opposed, citing disagreements with a stated position, and the matter was continued to the next meeting.
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Robert MacClure
Lompoc
Art Scott
Richard Jacoby
Brooks Speight
Jacoby
MacClure
Scott
Council On Intergovernmental Relations
Santa Barbara
Clint Sherrod
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara County
San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo County
Move to restructure California UC regents drawn up
Assemblyman John Stull proposes a constitutional amendment to cut UC regents terms from 16 to 8 years and replace the head of the Mechanics Institute with the Senate president pro tempore. The measure would let the legislature remove any regent with two thirds vote, require disclosure of private funds, and keep politics out of university affairs. If approved, it would go to the November ballot for voter consideration.
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Sacramento
UPS
John Stull
University of California
University Board of Regents
Mechanics Institute
Senate
California
Bal‘lot
Bids Sought for Cabrillo High School Equipment and Furnishings
Lompoc Unified School District invites bids by 10:00 A.M. January 21 1970 for Cabrillo Senior High School audio visual equipment furniture custodial science and cafeteria equipment. Bid details and specs are on file with the Purchasing Agent at 1301 North A Street Lompoc CA. Each bid requires a 5 percent certified check or bond and contract if accepted. The district may reject any or all bids or waive irregularities. Dated December 31 1969.
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Cabrillo Senior High School
Lompoc Unified School District
North A
O. Box H
Board OF Trustees
Soviets and Chinese Envoys Clash at Vietnamese Reception
At a North Vietnamese reception in New Delhi on Tuesday Soviet Ambassador Nikolai Pegov exchanged sharp remarks with Chen Chao Yuan the Chinese chargé d affaires wearing a Mao badge Chen urged an explanation for Soviet arms aid to India Pegov defended Soviet aid as aimed at India becoming self sufficient in economy and defense
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New Delhi
UPI
Nikolai Pegov
Chen Chao- Yuan
Chen
Pegov
India
Peking
Tug of war over fund surplus in California Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly splits along party lines over how to spend a $22.5 million education budget surplus. Republican Earl Crandall and Democrat Joe A. Gonsalves propose rival uses with Gonsalves favoring equalization aid to low wealth districts and Crandall seekingAllocation Board disbursement for local school construction.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Earl Crandall
San Jose
Joe A. Gonsalves
D-La Mirada
Gonsalves
Crandall
State Allocation Board
Obedience class starts at City Hall in Lompoc
The Lompoc Valley Kennel Club begins a beginning obedience training session on January 14 at 7 30 p.m. in the City Hall auditorium Walnut and I Streets. Do not bring dogs to the first meeting. All dogs welcome and need not be AKC registered. Contact Ruth Steinbach or Barbara Moran for details. Fire at Sunset Chevrolet causes $100 damage technical fault suspected. Chelsea Barracks blocks pensioners from viewing a film in London prompting transport plans.
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Lompoc Valley
Five U.S. helicopters shot down as war toll soars
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces shot down five U.S. helicopters while reporting over 400 Allied deaths in heavy fighting. Northern areas bore the brunt with 239 guerrillas killed as U.S. losses totaled six dead and 40 wounded. At Da Nang area, a night battle left five Americans dead and 16 wounded.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPS
U.S
Ross
Quang
da Nang
Western White House Cost Put at 250000
San Clemente reports show the Western White House cost taxpayers 250000 with Nixon aides arguing it is a one time expense. Ziegler said remaining costs include a 54000 lease for the business house 130000 for office furnishings and 15000 to install a helicopter pad. He disputed 100000 annual operation figures as exaggerated.
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Ziegler
el Monte
San Clemente
U.S. Coast Guard
Nixon
Director of pr isons to retire at end of January
Attorney General John N. Mitchell announced that Myrl E. Alexander, director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, has requested retirement at month end. Alexander, 60, has led the bureau since 1964 and earlier helped found SIU Carbondale’s Center for the Study of Crime. He plans to return as professor of correctional administration.
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John N. Mitchell
Myrll E. Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Alexander
Bureau
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Illinois
University
SIU
Myrl Alexander
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Germany
United Nations
Police raid illegal cockfight nets numerous arrests
Honolulu police raided an illegal cockfight gathering on gambling charges. Ten arrests were made initially, followed by four, eight, and eleven more over successive raids. Sgt Lyle Dupont said the suspects “wouldn’t take the hint” as the operation continued.
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Honolulu
UPI
Lyle Dupont
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