Supreme Court to Rule on Obscenity Standards Clarified
The court agreed to hear a case clarifying the 1973 test for obscenity based on the average person and contemporary community standards, amid debate on how a community defines and measures its standards and what constitutes obscenity in newspapers and other media.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Lompoc High selects male homecoming queen amid mixed reactions
The Lompoc High student body elected a male as homecoming queen over four female nominees. The motive remains unclear with speculation about Title x constraints and potential signaling. Supporters cite popularity over appearance and note the broader implications for district nondiscrimination rules.
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Lompoc High School
Musings On Discrimination And Odd Local Tidbits
The column weaves humorous and reflective notes on school titles for king and queen promotions and fears of anti discrimination. It touches on local anecdotes about a bank manager Halloween misperception a sports bet on Oakland and a zip code update for post office boxes while noting Chamber of Commerce plans.
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First Valley Bank
Oakland
Lompoc
la Purisima Mission
Rudy
Chamber of Commerce
Panama canal treaty lobby memo exposes tactics on Capitol Hill
A leaked memo from Ss Livingstone Associates advises Panamanian diplomats to press senators via breakfast and lunch meetings, perks for reporters, and pushy contributions. It also warns against White House lobbyists and targets smaller papers for media influence.
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Washington
Gabriel Lewis
Capitol Hill
Carter
Lewis
Ss Livingstone
Senate
Hill
Livingstone Associates
Livingstone
White House
Frank Moore
Legislative Woods
U.S. Senate
U.S
Washington Post
New York Times
South Africa
Steve Biko
Donald Woods
Letters to the Editor Mix Complaints Over Growth and Mail
A collection of reader letters criticizes mail speed history and the Postal Service, questions local zoning and growth policies in Lompoc like Cebada Canyon’s 20 acre parcels, and laments labeling of residents as No Growthers. Other notes urge Title IX team to rename Lompoc Braves to Squaws and praise a school newspaper tour of the Lompoc Record.
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Citizen's Committee For the Right
Bob Walker
Bill Goodling
Pennsylvania
Walker
Postal Service
Alan Gottlieb
Gottlieb
Pony Express
Casmalia
Santa Maria
St. Louis
Sacramento
Calif
Ted H. Muscio
Cebada Canyon
Lompoc
Lompoc, Calif
Lompoc Advisory Committee
Subcommittee
al Consolo
Mary Consolo
Mr. Crompe
Advisory Committee
Lompoc High School
Lompoc Braves
Lompoc Squaws
Jack L. Wood
Lompoc Record
Nell
el Camino School
Hijacking protest prompts pilots to boycott hijackers
William F Buckley argues against the American Jewish Congress plan to boycott countries that shelter hijackers. He questions professional unions assuming governmental powers and urges pilots to push airlines and governments for the plan, with strikes as a last resort to ensure safe flights. He lists political figures and contact details for public notice.
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American Jewish Congress
AJC
International Federation of
Algeria
Japan
Libya
el al
Istanbul
Soviet Union
China
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