Reagan plans 16.5 million surplus funds for rural school projects
Gov. Reagan's administration backs a bill to allocate 16.5 million in surplus state funds for classroom construction in 13 rural districts with potential to double to 33 million for junior colleges if bipartisan support lands. The proposal, introduced by Assemblyman Cran dall, faces cool reactions from Senate and Assembly Democrats.
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Mercury records tumble across cold Midwest and beyond
Frigid Tuesday drove record low temperatures from the Midwest to the East with Sioux City and Rochester posting January 20 marks. Snow and winds battered the Pacific Northwest while Cleveland mourned the death of former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey, a close adviser to Eisenhower.
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Chapman College offers eight full tuition science scholarships
A new program provides 28 full tuition science scholarships for 1970-71 at Chapman College Orange California. Eight scholarships are reserved for dependents of active duty personnel at eight Chapman Residence Education Centers including Vandenberg Beale Castle George March Norton El Toro and Camp Pendleton. Selection ignores need and centers on achievement and potential.
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Allied targets shelled as Viet Cong launch heavy night attack
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops hit 55 Allied targets in the night, marking their heaviest barrage in six weeks. Two Americans were killed and 23 wounded at bases near Saigon including Bien Hoa and Long Binh. A theater bombing in Saigon caused extensive damage but no injuries due to curfew.
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Saigon
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U.S
Bien Hoa-Long Binh
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Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
The Lompoc Record is a daily publication issued in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists officers including Mrs Kenneth L Adam president J Donald Adam publisher and secretary treasurer Harry J Crompe editor Gaylen Jackson and business manager Jim Ainsworth, with staff Wilma Jack Dan Duffy Vaughn Proctor and Betty Laurent. Subscription rate is 2.25 per month for home delivery or mail.
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Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
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Hickel rejects two week oil drilling halt request
Interior Secretary Hickel refused a Californians request to suspend oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel for two weeks to test seepage impact. Dr. Pecora calls the idea foolish and says halting could worsen seepage while suggesting a broader sanctuary across the channel. Sierra Club president Phillip Berry and GO O leader Lois Sidenberg urge suspension to test theory. The seepage stems from a channel well blowout a year earlier.
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Santa Cruz Island
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Interior Department
Interior
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Get Oil Out, Inc
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Calley awaits rulings on court martial jurisdiction
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. returns to duties at Fort Benning while his defense contends his involuntary service beyond a military term violates the 13th Amendment. A pretrial judge has not ruled on jurisdiction as his trial for premeditated murder of about 102 Vietnamese villagers approaches later this year. He was due for discharge Sept. 6, 1969, but remained held on preliminary charges.
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California reports record venereal disease cases
The California Health Department said nearly 101000 venereal disease cases were reported by physicians and clinics last year, the highest in state history. About half involved people under 25, with gonorrhea comprising about 90000 cases. A health official estimated the true number could be around 500000, noting underreporting by doctors.
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UPI
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Department
Warren A. Ketterer
Health Department
Manson linked to $5 million wrongful death suit by Sebring family
The Detroit parents of Jay Sebring file in Superior Court a five million dollar wrongful death suit against Charles Manson and four other cult members linked to the Tate murders. The suit targets The Family Jams Inc. for profit from the killings and seeks funeral expenses. The filing notes the corporation a shell.
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Superior Court
Family Jams Inc
Manson
Sebring
Miss Tate
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