Rampage killer Mack Raymond Scott guns through San Francisco area
Five shot in a 26 hour spree by Raymond S. Scott a 36 year old paroled rapist and animal handler at UC Davis Davis authorities say he targeted homes posing as a salesman. Cecilio Cinfio 50 and Yolanda Danelli 30 were killed and Dominica Cinfio critically injured. Dudley Kennedy 49 and a wounded arm woman survived. Police carried out house to house search and detained no one.
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UPI
Raymond S. Scott
Davis
University of California
Scott
Folsom State Prison
Ingleside
Cecario Cinfio
Yolanda Danelli
Cinfio
William Conroy
Dominica
Dudley Kennedy
Danelli
Boeing to Cut Jobs in 1970 Amid Seattle Labor Toll
Boeing plans an average monthly job cut of about 1500 in 1970. The move affects Seattle area employment, prompting lawmakers to push unemployment compensation reforms in the state’s special session. In 1969 Boeing employed 80,000 in the Seattle region.
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Seattle
UPI
Boeing Co
Boeing
Lowell P. Mickelwall
Seattle Pilots
Mickelwail
Winds Hit Hawaiian Islands Causing Massive Damage
Gale force winds struck Oahu Kauai and Maui with gusts up to 84 mph damaging homes and power lines. Kauai lost electricity island wide while roofs were ripped off numerous structures and a major highway was blocked by sand filled debris. No serious injuries were reported though a teenager suffered minor cuts from a blown roof in Kaneohe.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaiian Islands
Kaneohe
Oahu
Kauai
Maui
Tricity
Fone
City of
Hawaii
Governor Proposes $20 Million for Lunch Programs
The governor proposed a $20 million plan to fund hungry California children in school lunch programs. Appointees: three Republicans named to four-year terms on the state Board of Agriculture. The Assembly Oil Rules Committee set a Thursday hearing on two anti spill measures for Santa Barbara offshore oil. The Senate introduced Defender creating a state Public Defender. Uniforms: $120 annual uniform allowance for Highway Patrol. Firefighters receive $100 annual uniform allowance. UC employees may have union dues deducted from pay.
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Sacramento
United Press International
California
State Board of Agriculture
The
Assembly Oil—The
Rules Committee
Santa Barbara
Senate
Dymally
Los Angeles
Carrell
San Fernando
Tiny tot swim class scheduled in Lompoc
The Lompoc Recreation Department announces four weeks of tiny tot swimming lessons at Lompoc Municipal Pool starting Monday. Registration is Friday at 105 South C St offices. Classes run 11 a.m. to noon on Mon Wed Fri with a parent in water. additional courses run 3:30–4:30 p.m. Mon Fri, 4:30–5:30 p.m. daily, and junior senior life saving 7:30–9 p.m. Tue Thu.
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Lompoc
Department
South C St
Modern habits for Catholic sisters in Los Angeles area
Sisters Catherine Elizabeth and Judith teach public school religion and teen leadership by invitation only while living at Mission Santa Inez Solvang and visiting Lompoc Santa Maria Santa Ynez and Solvang. About 33 nuns in the Sacred Heart order serve the community by aiding youth amid war era roots and modern challenges.
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Cathine
Elizabeth
Judith
la Purisima
Queen of Angels
Sacred Heart
Catherine
Hungary
Mindszenty
Canada
United States
Los Angeles
Cardinal McIntyre
Southwest
Mission Santa Inez
Solvang
Lompoc
Los Prietos
Santa Maria
Santa Yne
Society Devoted To the Sacred Heart
Europe
Desi Battle
Tammy Berskstrom
Reagan denies Burke nomination to Supreme Court
Gov. Ronald Reagan told reporters in Sacramento he has not spoken with President Nixon about elevating California Supreme Court Justice Louis H. Burke to the U.S. Supreme Court. He also denied any plan to replace retiring Chief Justice Roger Traynor with Marshall F. McComb, noting his first appointment to the high court has yet to come.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
California Supreme Court
Louis H. Burke
U.S. Supreme Court
Reagan
Burke
State Supreme Court
Marshall F. McComb
Roger Traynor
Traynor
High Court
Reagan Moscone clash over California school lunch plan
Gov. Reagan and Senate Democratic Floor Leader George Moscone traded accusations in an election year dispute over funding for California school lunches. Reagan proposed a 20 million plan with federal and local matches aimed at reaching needy children, while Moscone accused the move of crass political motives and questioned the administration's handling of funds.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Democrats
California
George Moscone
Reagan
Moscone
Assembly Health and Education Committee
Assembly Health and Welfare
Gordon Duffy
Rhanford
Flower Festival float entry meeting slated
Groups interested in entering a float in the 1970 Lompoc Flower Festival parade are invited to attend a preliminary float meeting on Tuesday Jan 20 at the Housing Authority offices 217 W Maple Lom poc JC parade chairman Loren DeMoss said
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Lompoc
Lompoc Jaycees
Housing Authority
W. Maple
Jaycees
Loren DeMoss
DeMoss
Lompoc Valley
West Coast Storm Strikes Coast to Coast
A Pacific storm lashed the West Coast with gale winds and rain. Snow stretched from the western mountains to the northern Plains and Great Lakes, with tornado warnings and heavy fog in places. Several injuries occurred in Chicago and Illinois while Florida citrus shipments faced a seven day embargo due to frost.
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Oregon
Washington
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Seattle
Rochester
Minn
Chicago
N.Y
Tamaroa
Ill
South
Texas
Florida
Florida Citrus Commission
International Falls
Thermal
Calif
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