California forms science and technology advisory council
Assembly Speaker Robert Monagan announced a 16 member science and technology advisory council to identify state problems early. The group will link the legislature with the scientific community to address environment urban development criminal justice and health and will have an initial 50000 dollar appropriation. Dr Gordon JF MacDonald chairs the panel with members from Caltech UC Berkeley UC Santa Barbara and Wyle Laboratories.
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Sacramento
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Robert T. Monagan
California
Monagan
Assembly
Gordon J.F. MacDonald
University of California At Santa Barbara
Norman H. Brooks
California Institute of Technology of Pasadena
Elizabeth Cuadra
Wyle Laboratories
Pasadena
Kingsley Davis
Institute of International Studies
UC Berkeley
Leonard Dahl
Woman on bail held for murder in triple death case
A Los Angeles woman, Archia Mae Anders, 26, freed on bail for a prior murder charge, is held on a new murder count in the deaths of her two year old Pauletta and one year old Reginald and Theresa Ann Tollar. She allegedly wounded a male acquaintance before surrendering to police.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Archia Mae Anders
Pauletta
Reginald Anders
Theresa Ann Tollar
Vincent Calender
Calender
Anders
Madeline Nash
Former state president to speak at Lom poc Jaycees event
Andrew Drew Frohlich former state Jaycees president will headline Lompo c Jaycees Bosses Night Distinguished Service Award banquet at Happy Steak Restaurant tonight at 7 30 pm. The event marks National Jaycee Week and will honor Lompoc Young Man of the Year for distinguished service and Jaycees Boss of the Year Karl Braun last year.
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Andrew ‘Drew’ Frohlich
California Jaycees
Lompoc Jaycees
Jaycees
Lompoc
Dis
Karl Braun
Braun Pharmacy
Harry Crompe
Lompoc Record
Frohlich
Teledyne Systems Company
Granada Hills
Arctic cold wave grips Gulf region bringing freezing rain and snow
Arctic air surged into the Gulf area with freezing rain and snow across the South as cold waves spread from the Northern Plains to New England. Power outages hit the Pacific Northwest amid icing while cities from Dubuque to Rockford set record low maximums and temperatures plunged nationwide from Minnesota to Florida.
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West Palm Beach
Miami Beach
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Unruh pushes radical changes in California teaching methods
Assembly Democrat Jess Unruh proposes a limited trial contracting private firms for reading and math teaching with performance guarantees and penalties if standards are not met. He argues rivals competition could spur excellence and that federal funds would finance initial work with state funds later if successful.
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UPI
Assembly
Jess Unruh
California
Unruh
Manson Shaves Beard While Under Guard Supervision
Los Angeles deputies report Charles Manson, linked to the Tate LaBianca murders, shaved his heavy beard this weekend under close guard. The 35 year old requested a razor and said he had been clean shaven prior to his jailing last year in Independence.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Tate- LaBianca
Manson
Independence
New threat to press freedom sparks debate at Arizona convention
J Edward Murray of the Arizona Republic warned the Arizona Newspapers Association the push for court enforced access to newspaper space and broadcast time for certain viewpoints threatens press freedom. He linked it to the fairness doctrine and noted it could be enforced by courts or new laws.
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Ariz
UPI
Freedom of
Arizona
J. Edward Murray
The
Arizona Republic
Arizona Newspapers Association
Murray
University of Arizona
John Peter Zenger
Freedom of the Press
Soledad prison chief cites tougher inmates and violence
Soledad State Prison superintendent C J Fitzharris warns of a new breed of inmates more violent than in the past as offenders shift from county jails or probation to prison. Last week three convicts were shot by a guard and a white guard later killed. riots and hunger strikes followed amid heightened security and ongoing investigations.
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UPI
Soledad State Prison
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C. E. Moody
Moody
Mills
Fitzharris
Death of LDS Prophet McKay Shocks World Mormon Faith
President David O. McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints died at 6 am in Salt Lake City at 96. Messages of condolence came from President Nixon and Lyndon B. Johnson as the Council of Twelve prepared his funeral and select a successor likely Joseph Fielding Smith.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
UPI
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McKay
Church of Jesus ,Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Utah
World Capital
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Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Johnson
LDS Church
Council of Twelve
Church
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Smith
Harold B Lee
Council
George Albert Smith
LDS First Presidency
Emma Ray Riggs
Salt Lake Temple
Notice of Trustee Sale on Lompoc Property Lot 9
Trustee Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co announces sale of Lot 9, Subdivision LOM-69 in Lompoc, Santa Barbara County. Auction to pay remaining note principal of 13,692.69 plus interest and costs. Sale January 26, 1970 at 11:30 AM at Santa Barbara Courthouse entrance.
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Willian L. Rowell
Rosalie D. Rowell
County Recorder
Santa Barbara County
California
United States
Figueroa and
Anacapa Street
City of Santa Barbara
Lompoc
County of Santa Barbara
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SPS
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Drew” Frohlich
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