Lompoc Veteran Seeks Ballot Slot Without Filing Fee
A Lompoc Vietnam veteran known as L Holstrom seeks to run for Fourth District supervisor without paying the $240 filing fee. A writ of mandate was served on County Clerk J E Lewis as a Santa Barbara law firm pursues a class action challenging the county fee system. Incumbent F H Beattie is the sole declared candidate so far.
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Lompoc
J. E. Lewis
L. Holstrom
Holstrom
Arden Jensen
Santa Barbara
Sacramento
San Francisco
F. H. Beattie
Mystery deepens in ITT case involving Kleindienst
Senate hearing on charges of impropriety tied to Attorney General designate Kleindienst and former AG Mitchell centers on ITT settlement terms and possible funding of the GOP National Convention. Eastland promises more witnesses as FBI search for a key ITT memo author continues.
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Washington
UPI
Richard G. Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Kleindienst
Mitchell
ITT
San Diego
James O. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
California
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
Senate
Eastland
FBI
Reagan Receives Authority for Welfare Workfare Trial
The UPI report notes the Nixon White House approval for California to start a one year workfare pilot on April 1 aiding 30,000 AFDC recipients in 35 counties. Recipients must work 80 hours monthly or lose relief with jobs like schoolyard monitoring and park maintenance.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Reagan
San Francisco
Sacramento
Orange County
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
White House
Congress
Lompoc Council Planning Joint Session On Community Goals
Lompoc City Council and Planning Commission plan a Monday 7:30 p.m. joint session at the Public Library to review dual proposals for city improvement. Cal Poly planning students will present a 17 member team evaluation of city problems and goals.
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Lompoc
City Council and Planning Commission
Cal Poly
Planning Commission
Vernon Copeland
California Declares 18 Now Legal Adult in 1960s Move
California shifts adulthood to 18 for about 1.1 million residents. Aimed by Gov Reagan, new adults gain rights to serve on juries, sign contracts, own cards, and hold public office while drinking remains illegal until 21. Welfare impact and emergency relief discussed.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Reagan
California
All-Year School Feasibility Debate Moves Beyond Boardroom
Interview with Howard Shaw contrasts a muted board response in December 1970 with State Superintendent Wilson Riles pushing year‑round schooling for all districts within five years. Shaw urges a formal feasibility study while noting 180 teaching days minimum. Weather forecast notes sunny highs in the upper 60s to 70s with tidal data.
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Howard Shaw
Wilson Riles
Hayward
Chula Vista
Shaw
Riles
Sacramento
Department of Educaton
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Oregon
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