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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1974

Page

4

Weather System Sparks Flooding Across Southeast

Showers and thundershowers drenched the Southeast as a low pressure system moved up the Atlantic Coast. Pulaski Virginia recorded over two inches of rain and Anderson South Carolina nearly one inch. Pinellas County Florida estimates reach $12 million in damages.

United Press International Florida Cape Hatteras N. C Atlantic Pulaski Anderson S. C Virginia

Reagan Tells Boy State Delegates Brown Apledges Change

Governor Reagan tells Boy State delegates that Democrat Edmund G Brown Jr is pledged to reversing eight years of Republican policy. The piece lists related California Senate bills and actions including gas stove bans, film location assistance, UC regent term reductions, kidnapping penalties, and a $500 million housing bond on the November ballot.

Reagan Edmund G. Brown Jr Senate Alquist San Jose Assembly State Department of Commerce California Robbins van Nuys Regents University of California Regents Rodda Sacramento Wedworth Hawthorne McCarthy Leo McCarthy San Gonzales Bakersfield

Senate Rejects 10.3 Billion California Budget Plan

In a 14 to 22 vote the California Senate rejected the proposed 10.3 billion budget, the largest state plan yet, amid charges of pork barrel additions by the six member conference committee. Critics pointed to park projects and a Candlestick marina and warned of a looming deadline for budget passage and a summer recess.

Sacramento UPI Senate A. Alan Post Assembly Ronald Reagan James R. Mills San Diego Anthony C. Beilenson Los Angeles Walter W. Stiern Bakersfield Howard Way Exeter Mills John Holmdahl D-Oakland Holmdahl Randolph Collier D-Yreka Conference Committee Willie L Brown Jr San Francisco Candlestick Ballpark

Artisan of breakouts escapes San Quentin

Niel Edward Darrow, 30, who killed his wife in Sacramento, fled San Quentin after a recent escape, the latest in a string of attempts. Officials say he likely left during a yard exercise period as guards searched the maximum custody row, with authorities now pursuing him.

Artisan San Quentin Calif UPI San Quentin Prison Niel Edward Darrow Darrow Sacramento Margaret Bill Nyberg San Francisco Bay Nyberg

Stanford researchers push mind reading computer project

Scientists at the Stanford Research Institute are developing a brain interfacing computer that can read thoughts. Director Lawrence Pinneo says the system is still unreliable with a limited vocabulary but could expand as brain wave tracings reveal word-specific patterns whether spoken or thought.

Stanford, Calif UPI Stanford Research Institute Lawrence’ Pinneo

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