Lompoc school budget hike prompts special meeting
Trustees of Lompoc Unified School District set a 4 p.m. special meeting in the new district administration building on North A Street to adopt the 1969 70 budget. The 10.4 million expenditure plan adds about 500000 over the preliminary budget approved June 24. Governor Reagan SB 64 and possible federal P L 874 cuts threaten the district with larger revenue gaps and potential deficits.
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Earthmen colony on moon seen
Dr. Thomas Paine, administrator of the U S Space Agency, says a lunar base is possible as humanity expands beyond Earth. He cites Apollo 11 as a giant step and envisions small research stations and eventual permanent colonies as part of space travel’s future.
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California Legislature Faces Earthly Problems in Session
Sacramento lawmakers renewed focus on contamination issues and school aid as they seek adjournment by mid August. Key debates include Bay area shoreline protections, DDT phase out, and a tax reform outlook expected to fail. Senate votes on a $95 million school aid bill and a 100 foot BCDC shoreline extension proceed amid differing city and rural funding priorities.
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Bangkok amnesty prisoners delayed by moon mission
Freedom for 622 amnestied prisoners was postponed for at least a week after guards refused to escort them from a police training school outside Bangkok. They stayed for live TV coverage of the Apollo 11 moon voyage until the mission returned.
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Allied targets hit as VC shell towns and bases
Viet Cong shelled 18 Allied targets Sunday night and today with rocket and mortar fire. Casualties included 212 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead in scattered engagements and eight South Vietnamese soldiers killed in a Marine helicopter downing off the northern coast. General Wheeler ruled out a 1970 U.S. withdrawal and said the lull is not peace. He noted cyclical combat patterns and said another Communist offensive is likely.
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Harvest in Harmony seminar for barbershop set
A July 22 seminar on Barbershop Harmony and Chorus Development led by Gents in-a-chord group president Donald Miller will cover harmony accuracy balance voice expression arrangement and stage presence. Judges Jack Hines Emmett Bossing Jim McKee and Earl Moon will conduct the program at the public library with a 50 cent admission. Contact Don Miller or Fred Bock for details.
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Bet pays off for 1964 moon bet by Trelfall
David Trelfall, a 26 year old science fiction fan, collects a 1000 to 1 payout of 24 dollars from Apollo 11's moon landing. W J Brooks presents a tax free check after the 1964 wager. He plans to share funds with his parents, travel to the Caribbean and invest.
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UPI
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Apollo 11 Monday timetable for flight events
Upside timetable from UPI lists Apollo 11 events in EDT with times for awakening ascent and lunar operations. It covers LM awake times, liftoff of ascent stage, rendezvous and docking, jettison, CM engine burn, rest, midcourse correction, and space television with times and changes.
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Kennedy faces vehicle complaint after Chappaquiddick crash
Edgartown police file a district court charge against Senator Edward M. Kennedy for leaving the scene of an accident. The incident left Mary Jo Kopechne dead after a car driven by Kennedy went into a tidal pond on Chappaquiddick Island. Kennedy says he was unfamiliar with the road and tried to save Kopechne without success. Political analysts note potential impact on Kennedy's career amid national attention and Democratic leadership comments.
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Murphy backs writeoff plan to aid education tax relief
U.S. Senator George Murphy says he will back Reagan's education tax writeoff concept and will soon introduce legislation for a direct 1 percent federal income tax credit tied to state education payments. He also seeks a Senate study of Reagan's 1 percent deduction idea while noting mixed results in California legislation. Murphy argues the plan would let local governments meet school obligations without Washington brokerage fees.
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Recreation trails bill approved by Assembly panel
Senator Lagomarsino argues SB 684 shifts focus from a 3000 mile loop to local trail development in urbanizing California. The bill creates a mobilized trails section for motorized vehicles and aims to aid local agencies in acquiring trails, noting most existing mileage sits on public land.
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California
Armored car robbery leads to $31,200 reward offer
Bank officials announced a $31,200 reward for information to capture eight men who robbed an armored car of more than $30,000 on Friday. A 65-year-old grandmother tackled one bandit and recovered a moneybag before the suspects fled in a truck painted like a dry cleaning van.
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