Kern County Oil Development Could Aid Santa Barbara Channel
Santa Maria Supervisor Curtis Tunnell urged that Elk Hills oil development in Kern County may help, as the Board weighed Kern County’s resolution backing a strong domestic oil industry. He noted Kern as the state’s top producer and California’s third in Santa Barbara Channel context, while the board referred the resolution to County Petroleum Engineer David Bickmore for analysis of local interest in the oil imports program.
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Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Elk Hills
Kern County
Tunnell
Santa Barbara County
Congress
Santa Barbara Channel
David K. Bickmore
Bickmore
George H. Clyde
Pasadena desegregation order targets all district schools
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge James Real ordered Pasadena School District to desegregate classes at all levels by September and to submit a plan by February 16. The ruling covers elementary through high schools, includes teacher assignments and hiring, and seeks no majority black schools amid widening racial imbalance concerns.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pasadena
California
U. S. District Court
Manuel Real
U.S. Justice Department
Real Said
Real
Justice Department
Interest ceiling hike for commercial banks
The Federal Reserve Board raised passbook savings ceilings from 4 to 4.5 percent and increased the top rate for $100 000 deposits to 7.5 percent. Certificates and shorter term deposits also saw higher ceilings, with notable boosts for one to two year accounts.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
4-H Club councils set meeting in Santa Ynez High School
Santa Barbara County 4-H Clubs Council of leaders will meet Monday January 26 at Santa Ynez High School Room B 1. At 7:00 p.m. leaders will discuss criteria evaluation of 1970 records and reports. At 8:00 p.m. Lawrence Michael will preside. Agenda covers leadership recreation camp changes state leadership conference roster amendments subcommittees for 1970 events and items such as animal science leader training foods fair and clothing events.
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Santa Barbara County
Santa Ynez High School
Lawrence Michael
Sisquoc
Louis D. Cavalletto
el Rancho
Goleta
John McLaughlin
Santa Ynez
Everett Maynard
Santa Maria
Sunset
Arnie Meisgeier
Lucky Clover
Los Olivos
Herman Farnum
Stanley Loudon
DeWayne Holmdahl
Floresta
Lompoc
Deisel Tykeson
Mission Vieja
Dry bean growers organize state marketing program meetings
Nearly 300 northern San Joaquin Valley bean producers attended meetings in Stockton Tracy and Patterson to learn about a proposed California Dry Bean Research and Marketing Program. Speakers from USDA, California Agriculture and the State Department of Agriculture outlined product and process development, marketing strategies, and the plan to unify industry efforts for improved bean quality and lower costs.
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San Joaquin Valley
California
Stockton
Tracy
Patterson
Committee For the
Stewart Cox
Westley
Cochairman
Sacramento Valley
Salinas
San Diego
Cox
Louis Rockland
Usda Fruit and Vegetable Chemistry Laboratory
Pasadena
Gordon Monfort
Richard Gassman
Bureau of Marketing
State Department of Agriculture
Pat Kincade
Chico
Minier seeks changes to California bail laws
Sonoma County District Attorney David Minier asked State Senator Robert Lagomarsino and Assemblyman Don MacGillivray to draft reform legislation. He cited the January 3 Montecito slaying by Billie McCoy Hunter, noting the current rule grants bail for most crimes despite danger. He urged holding violent suspects without bail until trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Minier
Robert Lagomarsino
Don MacGillivray
California
Minier
Robert Sinclair
Montecito
Billie McCoy Hunter
Hunter
Santa Barbara
Milner
Cal Poly faculty polled on seven school plan
Cal Poly faculty survey underway on a proposal to reshape the college from five to seven academic schools. President Robert Kennedy circulated a tentative design to department heads and urged broad input from faculty and students, aiming for a final Academic Senate recommendation by Feb 15 and a catalog update by April 1 1970. Projections show enrollments rising to 18 000 full-time students by 1977 with seven schools and two new deans starting Sept 1 1970.
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California State Polytechnic College
Robert E. Kennedy
Cal Poly
Kennedy
Associated Students, Inc
State College
California Coordinating Council For Higher Education
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Kern Oil
Pasadena Integration
Bill Marten
Boeing Employees Good Neighbor Fund
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Wayne Snowden
Alamo Cleaners
Bonanza OF
Las Vegas
Reno
Tahoe
Bankamericard & Mastercharge
Lompoc Shopping Center
Vandenberg Village
Mission Hills
Ienne
Ae Nak
Coats
Orig
Gaymode
Shop Penney’s
Ien
Duval
Tub
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