Riots burn bank and school in Oxnard suburb
In Oxnard Sunday night riots sparked by 150 youths destroyed the Bank of A. Levy with Molotovs and set Juanity Elementary School ablaze. A pharmacy burned as police and sheriff units and 25 officers cleared a four square mile Colonia area. no injuries reported.
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Oxnard
UPI
Colonia
Martin Valentine
Bank of A. Levy
Juanity Elementary
Valentine
Ventura County Sheriff's Department
Tornadoes and Severe Storms Hit Midwest and West
A cold air system over the Great Lakes spawned tornadoes and damaging winds across the Midwest with related destruction. One tornado struck a trailer court near Eau Claire Wisconsin killing one and injuring at least two after uprooting 12 mobile homes. A second tornado hit Princeton Minnesota leveling fields and uprooting trees while a third was sighted near Greenfield Missouri. Lightning killed four cyclists in Red River New Mexico during a sudden storm. Severe winds up to 68 mph were reported in Moline Illinois Kirksville Missouri and other towns along with flash flood alerts in Ohio Valley counties.
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United Press International
Great Lakes
Midwest
Eau Claire
Wis
Princeton
Minn
St. Cloud
Greenfield
Illinois
Red River
N.M
Taos County
Ernie Trujillo
Black Copper Canyon
Carson Forest
Haif
Moline
Till
Kirksville
Iowa
Dubuque County
Moline Ill
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Oho Valley
Lompoc Record Admits Board and Staff Affiliations
Legal newspaper notice from Lompoc Record Publications lists officers and staff roles for the Lompoc Record. It notes publication under Superior Court Decree No 47065 and identifies associations with several press organizations. Subscription rate is $22 per month for home delivery. Daily publication excluding Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Lawmakers clash over education funding amid deficit
Sacramento Republican leader Monagan urged balancing the budget and tallying welfare and Medi Cal costs before approving new education funds. He warned a $250 million education boost would worsen a $465 million shortfall. Democrat Greene defended the measure saying it reflects needed education funding and inflation.
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Sacramento
UPI Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Assembly
Monagan
Leroy Greene
D-Sacramento
Greene
Ronald Reagan
Wheelchair hitchhiker ends world tour heads home
Charlie Brown of San Francisco, a 35 year old man in a wheelchair, has returned home after two years of hitchhiking around the world. He cites a back injury and lack of funds as reasons for ending the trip. Brown faced robberies, a near shipboard incident, infection and other hardships during his journey through Latin America, the Sahara, Europe, Britain and Norway. He plans to fly from Oslo to New York.
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Oslo
UPI
Charlie Brown
San Francisco
Brown
Canary Islands
Latin America
Sahara
North Africa
Europe
Britain
Norway
North American
Canada
Dublin
Fornebu
New York
Washington
Paul N. McCloskey
Calif
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
McCloskey
Alfred Jodel
Nuernberg
Jodel
South Vietnam
Spanish police crack down on hippies on Ibiza and mainland hubs
Police jailed 57 hippies after weekend raids on Ibiza coastal areas amid complaints of drugs and nudity. Also detained were visitors from the United States and other nations as authorities detain 139 at Torre Molinos and widen controls, while Madrid magazines face censorship.
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Palma DE Mallorca
Spain
Ibiza
Europe
Barcelona
Robert
Bob” Berge
Torremolinos
Repeal of marijuana laws urged by San Francisco panel
The San Francisco Committee on Crime urges repealing adult marijuana use laws while keeping heroin prohibition. The 27 member panel split, with one third filing minority reports on marijuana. It argues criminalization fails to deter use and promotes noncriminal approaches, while condemning marijuana use.
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San Francisco
UPI
Apollo 15 faces final launch pad test before moon mission
Engineers aim to resolve the last Apollo 15 testing issue by re doing a simulated countdown on the Endeavor. Astronauts Scott Worden and Irwin are aboard the moonship as power fluctuations are investigated with an inverter change now under analysis.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Endeavor
David R. Scott
Alfred M. Worden
James B. Irwin
Space Agency
Scott
Worden
Irwin
Detective quits to start new life in England with family
Los Angeles detective Bob Beeghly leaves the Garden Grove force after 14 years amid anti police hostility and narcotics fears. He and his wife Pamela, a Briton, plan to sail to Gatwick on Charter Airways for an extended stay with her brother in England to protect their four daughters.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bob Beeghly
England
Beeghly
Charter Airways
Gatwick
America
Garden Grove
Pamela
U.S. Air Force
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Clete Lunny
Wesley A Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International, International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association and
California Press Association
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Daniel Ellsberg
Patricia
Boston
Berge
Santa Eulalia del Rio
Madrid
Teiumfo
der Spiegel
Germany
Cop
Hugh Davies
Lompoc RE
Lompoc Theatre
Patton
Ly Are Theatre
H” Street
Acad
George C. Scott
Karl Malden
Ingo Preminger
DeLuxe
Panavision
Paramount Pictures
Ali MacGraw
Ryan
Neal
John Marley
Ray Milland
Paramount Picture
Howard W
Matthau
Elaine May
Lea
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