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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1970
Page
6
UPI reports that researchers using quinacrine staining reveal Y chromosome presence in sperm heads. Brightly fluorescent spots labeled F bodies are linked to Y chromosomes, with about half of sperm showing them, suggesting a natural 50 50 sex division.
Max Rafferty state superintendent will keynote the 51st California Agricultural Teachers Association conference at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo beginning June 22. He will address Current Trends in Education at the opening session in the Cal Poly Theater. The meeting spans June 22 to 26 and includes 600 plus vocational agriculture teachers, with Dr. Herb True as Administrator's Day speaker on June 24.
Health officer Dr. Joseph Nardo warns of bubonic plague risk from ground squirrels and chipmunks in California. A child recovering from plague in Shasta County and rodent die-offs near Hunter Liggett prompt guidance for campers to avoid contact with rodents and keep campsites clean.
UPI reports Cambodian caches held munitions from many sides of the Cold War. Items include World War II US, French, British and German weapons, Russian trucks and Soviet equipment, along with French grenades and US medical supplies. Intelligence notes varied origins for parts and labels, with a breakdown showing substantial Chinese and North Vietnamese content in medical and communications gear.
Hollywood reports that Mary Tyler Moore will headline a half hour CBS show next season playing an associate producer at a Minneapolis St Paul news station. She takes a $15 weekly pay cut to land the role and aims to carry the program with her personality.
Lompoc Red Cross chapter requests financial contributions to help Peru after weeks of quakes. Supplies include food clothing bedding and medical items with hundreds deployed to the area. Aid is needed for at least three months as aftershocks and cold weather worsen conditions.
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