Violence at Yosemite may have been planned
Yosemite superintendent Lawrence Hadley says FBI and undercover reports suggest Fourth of July weekend violence at Yosemite drew planned confrontations by youths who stockpiled rocks near Stoneman Bridge. About 500 youths clashed with rangers and officers, with 116 arrests, as authorities prepared to bolster future security.
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YPI
Mountain Park
FBI
Park
Woodstock West
Yosemite
Lawrence Hadley
Stoneman Bridge
Merced River
Hadley
Park Rangers
San Joaquin Valley Law
Stuart G. Cross
Yosemite Park & Curry Co
Lompoc Council Approves Regional Wastewater Study Agreement
The Lompoc City Council approved a regional wastewater collection and treatment study with Federal Correctional Institution and Vandenberg Disposal Company. Cost shares are 77.4 percent City, 7.1 percent FCI up to 2500 dollars, and 15.5 percent VDC up to 4200 dollars. Participants may join or leave. advisory committee chair George Cotsenmeyer to select the firm.
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Lompoc Valley
Federal Correctional Institution
Vandenberg Disposal Company
Vandenberg Village
FCI
VDC
Gene Wahlers
Ken Dawson
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Western Pacific Services Company
Mission Hills
Union Oil Company
Dawson
George Cotsenmeyer
Malcolm XIII Association plans retire to pursue PhD and party work
Milton White announces retirement from military service to finish his PhD and aid Black nationalist politics through the Malcolm X Association. Elections for first and second councilor will be held next month with a five-candidate slate. White will serve as special advisor until leaving Lompoc area. The group caps membership at 300, currently about 250, and allows broad participation. In England, Bugsworth residents vote on name change back to Bugsworth to honor history.
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Cmset
Milton White
Malcolm XII — Association
Malcolm X Association Council
Jasper Bellamy
White
Cmset Maynard Jordan, III
The
Educational and Cultural Association
Jordan
Association
Lompoc
Missing 14 year old girl Vicki Rucker sought by police
Daily record reports Vicki Rucker, 14, left home last Friday from 1201 W College Ave and has not returned. She is 5'2" tall, 110 pounds, blonde with green eyes, wearing blue gym suit and no shoes. Notify Sgt. Robert Havens at Lompoc Police immediately.
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Vicki Rucker
W. College Ave
Vicki
Robert Havens
Lompoc
Demos Reagan face off over education funds feud
Senate Democrats and Gov. Reagan clash over a $1 billion tax shift plan tied to $180 million in local school aid. Reagan insists Democrats may block the plan unless schools receive funding, threatening political pressure but denying a vengeful stance.
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UPS
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Assembly
California Assembly okays 4 percent new car excise tax
The Ways and Means Committee approved a 4 per cent excise tax on new autos as part of an environmental quality package. Opponents, led by auto groups, argued the levy would hurt business while supporters called it an antipollution funding measure. The bill would take effect in 1971 if voters approve a concurrent Conservation Bill of Rights amendment in November.
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Sacramento
API
Assembly Ways and Means
Frank Lanterman
R-La Canada
Eon Vo Briggs
Fullerton
Assembly Dloor
Assembly Select Committee On
Automobile Manufacturers Association
California State Automobile Association
The
Automobile Club of Southern California
Southern California
Automobile Dealers Associations
Robert A. Smith
Southern California Motor Car Dealers Association
Smith
John Burton
San Francisco
Briggs
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Obituary Notices for Marcelo Casabar and Alyce Clarke
Marcelo E Casabar 80 died Tuesday at Lompoc District Hospital. Rosary tonight at 7 30 p m at McPeek Chapel. Requiem Mass Thursday at 8 a m La Purisima Church. Buried at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born June 18 1890 in the Philippines. Survived by a nephew Pete Centeno and two sons and a daughter in the Philippines. Alyce Clarke 63 died this morning at Lompoc District Hospital. Lompoc resident for a year, lived at 326 S G St. Funeral details pending at McPeek Family Mortuary.
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Marcelo E. Casabar
Lompoc District Hospital
la Purisima Catholic Church
Andrew McGrath
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Calabar
Philippines
Pete Centeno
Lompoc
The
Alyce Clarke
S. G. St
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