Trustees vote to fund Title I program at district schools
The school board split 3-2 denying a proposal to cut Title I aides and instead agreeing to transfer funds to support the federal program. About eight instructional aides would have faced job cuts in May without the infusion. Edwin R. Carey Jr. urged keeping aides to meet Title I goals at two elementary schools, with projected needs totaling 3,752 for payroll and about 6,752 for extending beyond May 15.
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Vaughn Proctor
DeWayne Holmdahl
John Beattie
Karl Braun
Archie Nogle
Marge Thomas
Nogle
Edwin R. Carey Jr
Citizens District
Carey
Nagle
Mike Herrera
Title I
Alice Lopez
Gail Steiger
Billie Grider
Evan Brossman
Holmdahl
Beattie
Braun
Richard Harris
el Camino
Fillmore
Reapportionment talks aim for court-approved compromise
Sacramento negotiators work on redistricting plans after the state Supreme Court signaled it would consider a legislature enacted plan. A closed door Reapportionment Committee meeting featured cordial remarks as lawmakers, educators, and community leaders urged funding and fair representation, with debate over Title I and education programs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
State Supreme Court
Wildest welcome yet for returning POWs
At Clark Air Base Philippines a festooned crowd greeted 40 U S POWs freed from Hanoi and flown in aboard a C141. Navy Lt Cmdr David W Hoffman and a Continental Airlines stewardess shared emotional moments as others recalled moments in captivity. The event marked a milestone in the POW repatriation program alongside Laos releases and impending troop withdrawals.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Upi
U.S
North Vietnam
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Hanoi
Laos
Clark
Davy
Cmdr
David W. Hoffman
San Diego
Hoffman
Plaza proposed for South H Street downtown Lompoc
Cal Poly environmental design team envisions a two section plaza on South H Street near Cypress Avenue. A sunken northern area would feature a central fountain and impromptu stage for public events while a southern, tree lined zone offers intimate seating and sculptures. The plan includes shop archways and information boards.
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Steve LA Rue
Cal Poly
Lompoc
H Street
Cypress Avenue
South H Street
Meat price revolt cuts livestock values across markets
Nationwide consumer pressure on food costs sparks talk of price controls and labor demands. The National Farmers Organization plans meetings to counter lower meat prices from boycotts while AFL CIO urges Congress to curb farm prices and impose taxes. Hog and cattle prices fall sharply in Nashville Memphis Thomasville St Louis Omaha Louisville Joliet and Oklahoma markets.
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United Press International
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Nashville
Memphis
Thomasville
St. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Louisville
Joliet
Ill
Oklahoma
Troy McKalvey
United Livestock Commission
South Coast seeks proper allocation of Cachuma surplus water
South Coast water agencies and Santa Barbara aim to ensure fair sharing of Cachuma Project surplus for the new water year and beyond. Attorney Kronick argues the 1972-73 allocation favored Santa Ynez District and harmed other members, while Santa Ynez counsel contends the current interpretation should stand. County staff and counsel to review merits and report back to directors.
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South Coast
County Water Agency
Santa Barbara
Stanley W. Kronick
Robert Goodwin
Goleta County
Stanley Hatch
Santa Ynez River District
Kronick
Sacramento
Santa Ynez River
Judge grants Hunt immunity in Watergate case
UPI reports Judge John Sirica granted E. Howard Hunt total immunity from further prosecution to compel testimony before a federal grand jury. Hunt, a former White House consultant who pleaded guilty, invoked the 51 Amendment during grand jury appearances. The order allows statements to be used only against him in later proceedings.
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Hunt
Watergate
James W. McCord Jr
Special
Senate Committee
Democratic National
Government says fun and games are over at Wounded Knee
Assistant Attorney General Kent Frizzell said the four week armed occupation of Wounded Knee will end one way or another. He cited a deadly clash as federal marshals faced heavy gunfire and hostages were freed earlier in the crisis. AIM leaders Means and Banks reportedly fled to Rosebud Territory, with three remaining members stepping into leadership roles.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
Frizzell
Dick Wilson
Oglala Sioux
American Indian Movement
AIM
Russell Means
Dennis Banks
Wounded Knee
Sioux Rosebud
Wilson
Justice Department
Banks
Means
Pedro Bissonette
Clyde Bellecourt
Stan Holder
Bellecourt
Vernon Bellecourt
AIM National
Holder
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Hoyt McCullough Jones
Edward W. Johnson
Arroyo Grande
Jones
Mervyn M. Dymally
Los Angeles
Jack Vaughn
Salvador Felices
Chamber of Commerce
Glen Wegner
Diane Barnett
Continental Airlines
Miss Barnett
Timothy R. Ayres
Houston
Tex
Rick Cunliffe
Cleveland
Ayres
Cunliffe
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