Chavez Vows Fight Over Farm Worker Union Representation
Cesar Chavez mobilizes a Salinas march after United Farm Workers Organizing Committee wins threshold representation for grape workers. Teamsters announce separate local deals in Salinas and Santa Maria valleys, prompting Chavez lawyers to seek to void the Salinas pact in court. American Farm Bureau cautions of higher food costs amid the labor conflict. In Arkansas, a C130 crash near an abandoned railbed kills six aboard, including Maj. Albert L. Wilkinson and M Sgt Charles A. Carver III, with four names withheld pending notification.
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Delano
UPI
Cesar Chavez
Teamsters Union
Aflcio United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Chavez
Salinas
Teamsters
Santa Maria
Monterey County
Salinas Valley
Piggott
Ark
Air Force
Arkansas
Albert L. Wilkinson
Fayetteville
Lompoc Record Publisher Details and Daily Publication
The Lompoc Record published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists officers and staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Publisher J. Donald Adam, with address in Lompoc California 93436 and a $2.25 monthly subscription rate. The paper carries affiliations with major press associations.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
British Imperial Defense College Visits Vandenberg Tour
Eighteen members of the British Imperial Defense College toured Vandenberg AFB facilities including Titan II and Minuteman sites and Space and Missile Test Center ranges. Led by Maj. Gen. Garland, the group met Dr. Kissinger at the White House and met officials in New York, Houston, and Colorado Springs during a U S study tour with discussions on civic and defense affairs.
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Imperial Defense College
Vandenberg Afb
White House
U.S
William C. Garland
1St
Strategic Aerospace Division
Istrad
Vandenberg
Dominick R. Martinelli
Minuteman
Space and Missile
Defense College
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
E. G. N. Mansfield
England
India
Pakistan
Australia
Germany
Henry Kissinger
United Nations
New York
Cadillac
General Motors
Bomb explodes in Oakland police lobby injures none
A bomb blasted the lobby of Oakland Police Headquarters causing over 20 thousand dollars in damage and shattering more than 30 heavy glass windows. No injuries were reported as investigators search for clues while noting the device was likely a pipe affair.
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Oakland
UPI
San Eae Oe Bay Area
Oakland Hall of Justice
Seventh Street
Police Department
Ray Brown
Armed Services
Bay
San Francisco
Reagan Signs California Teacher Credential Reform
Gov. Ronald Reagan signs a bill to streamline California's nine year old teacher credentialing system, reforming the process and standards for teachers statewide.
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Reagan
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Youth riders to compete at all youth show in Lompoc
The Lompoc Valley Riders all youth horse show and gymkhana will be held Sunday at La Salle Canyon arena starting 6:30 a.m. Judge Janice Oppegard will preside. Events span pleasure English trail and equitation with gymkhana races including flag barrel pole and Pony Express. Three age groups, riders 17 or under. spectators free. Entry info via Judy Holloway or Betty Wilson.
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Lompoc Valley
la Salle Canyon Arena
Janice Oppegard
Santa Ynez
Judy Holloway
Betty Wilson
Senate panel approves bus policy to ban mandatory student busing
The Senate Education Committee approved a bill requiring parental written consent for pupil busing for any purpose. Governor Reagan backs the measure though opponents warn of constitutional issues. Proponents say consent preserves parental control while critics cite cost and potential impacts on desegregation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Education Committee
Floyd L. Wakefield
South Gate
Los Angeles
California School Boards Association
California Teachers Association
Ronald Reagan
George Moscone
San Francisco
Wakefield
Richard E. Ferraro
Youths Turning to Hard Stuff in California
California youths shifted from marijuana to dangerous drugs in 1969. Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch cited a Justice Department report showing 16,180 juveniles arrested for marijuana offenses, down 14.8 percent, while 17,595 were arrested for dangerous drugs offenses, up 58.9 percent.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Thomas C. Lynch
State Justice Department
County Officials Mark Cachuma Management Debate Over Lake Agreements
County water district leaders and officials gathered to discuss proposed amendments to a federal county management pact at Lake Cachuma. Concerns centered on county takeover of recreation operations, water quality impacts, and potential cleanup costs after floods. The Bureau of Reclamation noted possible new recreational projects on the lakes north shore as part of the plan. The issue will be reviewed by Managers on August 21 and then by county supervisors.
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Water District
Santa Barbara County
Lake Cachuma
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
County Park Department
County Water District
George Adams
Paul Price
State Health Department
R.G. Howard
Sacramento
Cachuma Lake
Election may break deadlock on Reagan tax plan
An Orange County election looms as a potential lifeline for Ronald Reagan’s $1 billion tax revision package. Senate opposition remained stiff with 13 intransigent votes against, while two GOP candidates for John G. Schmitz’s seat were seen as likely supporters. The measure, already passed by the Assembly, would shift $1 billion from property taxes to statewide levies over four years, with some taxes raised and others reduced.
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Sacramento
UPI
Orange County
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Senate
Robert Lagomarsino
Rojas
Dennis Carpenter
Douglas Irvine
John G. Schmitz
Rustin
Congress
Carpenter
GOP
Irvine
Assembly
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Lett
Titan
British Imperial Defense College
Ans. Surinder Singh
Indian Air Force
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Robert Pellerin
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
British Defense College
Harvard
Center of International Affairs
New York City
Environmental Protection Agency
West Point
Air Force Academy
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Rand Corporation of
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Dr. Kissinger
Defense College Party
U. Alexis Johnson
John Lindsay
General Motors Executive Committee
Detroit
Roman S. Gribbs
Henry Rowan
Rand Corporation
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park Rangers
Jack Anderson
Roy Hedlund
Half Moon Bay
Calif
Grant Fishing Village
Hedlund
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Mont
Anderson
Leo J. Ryan
D-Burlingame
Me —Jimbers
Broadway
Reem Pet
Winchester
Goleta
Cachuma Management
Clark Bradley
San Jose
Tom Carrell
D-San Fernando
Aningo Preminger
Donald Sutherland
Elliott Gould
Showtime
Eppertree Laza
Donovan RD
Resttmccreo
Lompoc Theatre JR
Krakatoa
East of Java
DER
Hell In Pacific
Valley of Dolls
the Church of Christ
North O Street
Lhowroc Theatre
Meth
HW Street
Krakatoa Astoria
American Broadcasting Companies Inc
Ebnese
Techncoroe
Ala
CRC
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Varner Mere
Rouge
THE
Dolls Elizabeth Taylor
Warren Beatty
George Stevens
Fred Kohlmar
Odyssey
Lester’s Carpets
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