Youth Conference set for May 11 at Lompoc Memorial Building
Stan Clift announced a Youth Conference to be held May 11 from 9 am to 2 pm at the Lompoc Veterans Memorial Building. Three workshops will cover Youth and Law Enforcement Vocational Opportunities and Community Resources. Sponsored by county Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention commissions. Attendees should bring lunch.
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Reagan era unemployment shows slight rise in California
California’s unemployment rate edged up from 6.2 to 6.3 percent in April amid a dip in job seekers and rise in employment. Nationwide rate held at 5.9 percent, with official deeming the increase insignificant.
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Cutoff of war funds opposed in Senate debate
Sen. Barry Goldwater argued against cutting funds for the Vietnam War saying it could spell disaster for South Vietnam and U.S. troops while the Senate delayed action on end the war legislation. Fellow sponsor Sen. Frank Church admitted timing might be off but pressed the eight year conflict question. In Lompoc city, fiscal year building activity more than doubled last year with April permits covering residences and commercial projects.
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Lompoc
Shiers Critiques District Committees and Taxpayer Fatigue
Dick Shiers argues that school committees tilt toward administration and that the LEA contract remains unsigned. He says trustees discuss behind closed doors, leaving teachers feeling shut out and taxpaying voters weary of rising education costs. Planning Commission to review church and classroom plans at 403 North St with city-setbacks and parking rules.
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U S to reopen Thai air base for Phantom fighters
The Pentagon announces the reopening of Takhli air base near Bangkok to host about 80 Phantom F4 fighters with 2,000 personnel as part of U S air reinforcements to South Vietnam. Defense officials say Marines may be sent from Gulf ships to protect and evacuate troops, but not resume ground combat.
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Nixon to press Soviet on Vietnam war during June talks
Secretary Rogers told NATO allies that the United States holds the Soviet Union responsible for the Southeast Asia offensive. He said Nixon will press Moscow during his June visit, but no war settlement is expected with Kremlin leaders.
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