Acupuncture Grows Interest Among Doctors Post Nixon Visit
United Press International reports rising curiosity about acupuncture after President Nixon's trip to Peking. Doctors across the U S express cautious openness while few fully endorse the practice. Experts note the traditional method uses needles at hundreds of spots to dull nerves and relieve pain.
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Houston
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Vandenberg Junior High Spring Concert Featured Multiple Choirs
Vandenberg Junior High School presents its annual spring concert in the multi purpose room at 7 30 pm. The program includes seventh grade choir pieces led by Errol Haines and Ellen Burch, combined choirs performing The Drunken Sailor, eighth grade soloists led by Joe Mills and others, guest works by David Reznick, and performances by Lompoc High School Madrigal Singers directed by Larry Delinger.
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Luke Ramsey
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Cabrillo High School
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Camelot
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Ray Weder
Tony Walker
Lompoc Tennis Class Registration Opens at Recreation Dept
Adult and child tennis classes start four week sessions on two weekly meetings at 105 S. C Street. Fees are 6 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for children with pre registration required. Sessions begin the weeks of June 19 and July 17. Call RE 6 6518 for details.
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Lompoc Water Commission Eyes Budget and Rate Hike
The Lompoc Water Commission plans a special meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in City Hall to discuss the Water Department 1972 73 fiscal budget and a potential water rate increase. The session marks the second scheduling in a week after a quorum failure left a prior meeting uncoupled.
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Lompoc
Closing Stocks Quoted Through Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with RE 33551. The notice lists firms and market activity as of the day’s closing.
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Troops battle youths in Belfast and Portadown
British troops faced rioting Protestant and Roman Catholic youths in Belfast and Portadown. At least six people were wounded by gunfire, including a 14 year old, as riots followed IRA violence fears. Rubber bullets were used to disperse crowds after troops rounded up eight suspected IRA members.
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Supervisors OK REC district with hearings for Summerland
The board approved the REC Recreational District ordinance by a unanimous vote and set a July 17 public hearing to consider extending it to the Summerland beach front from Padaro Interchange to Rincon overpass. A 3-2 vote directs Planning Commission review after the ordinance becomes effective in 30 days.
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Summerland
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Kathy Kasaba Set for State Teen Ager Pageant Finals
Kathy Kasaba a 14 year old Lompoc High freshman will represent the Lompoc area in the 1972 Miss Cal Teen Ager Pageant state finals in Santa Barbara on June 23 and 24 She may advance to the national finals in Atlanta if she wins The candidate is sponsored by McDonald s and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kasaba 141 Somerset The pageant judges scholastic achievement civic contributions poise personality and appearance and entrants must be 13 to 17 years old.
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Lompoc
Atlanta
Santa Barbara
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Somerset
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McGovern Favored In Four Primaries Today
McGovern expected to win most of the 415 Democratic delegates across California South Dakota New Jersey and New Mexico while Nixon nears the Republican nomination with 633 of 674 delegates in hand California adds 96. Yorty urged supporters to back Humphrey to stop McGovern juggernaut amid party realignments. In Rhodesia an underground explosion at Wankie coal mine trapped 468 workers with high death toll feared.
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