Hitchhiking seen as risky trend after fatal California case
A long analysis notes rising hitchhiking despite dangers. Charloyce Whalen's murder prompts scrutiny of laws and safety practices. Officials describe the hazard to young female hikers and the lack of consistent enforcement or statistics nationwide.
California seeks youth bravery nominees for medallions
In 1970 outstanding young people may be nominated for a California Medallion and a United States Congress medal. Sen. Lagomarsino invites school officials and local leaders to submit candidates by June 30, with nominees 18 or younger who performed courageous acts or community service in 1970. California winners are chosen by the Governor's Advisory Committee. two national Young American Medal recipients will be named.
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Two Lompoc doctors re elected by group
Edward R. Wallace and James D. Warrick were re elected to active membership in the American Academy of General Practice. Re election follows 150 hours of accredited postgraduate study in the last three years. The academy urges continuing education and documentation for nominees.
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