Lompoc Centennial Aims To Reenact Great Land Rush
The Lompoc Centennial Committee plans a noon reenactment of the Great Land Rush with a parade led by the Lompoc Junior High School Band and a simulated land grab at the O Street Olive Avenue corner. Participants may arrive in period costumes with horses or buggies. stakes will be exchanged for printed deeds at Ryan Park after the pistol. A barbershop quartet and chorus show at the Civic Auditorium tomorrow night has been canceled.
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Lompoc
June Patton
East Cypress Avenue
Ryan Park
Robert C. Lilley
O Street
Olive Avenue
Centennial Square
South H Street
Civic Auditorium
Many apply for Lompoc Unified School District superintendent
About 50 to 60 educators seek the Lompoc district’s top post as Glen Wegner steps down. Applications are due Nov. 15 for the $33 000 a year job and interviews begin mid December with a goal to name a replacement by the Jan. 28 meeting.
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Vaughn Proctor
Glen Wegner
Lompoc Unified
Lorenzo Dall'Armi
James F. Cowan
Cowan
Ventura County
Harry McPherson
University of California At Berkeley
Emmett R. Berry
Riverside Unified School
Lompoc Education Association
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
LFT
Kissinger Reassures Israel On U S Policy In Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger affirmed no change in U S policy on the Palestinian question and said Israel and the United States share momentum toward Middle East peace. He spoke in Tel Aviv before heading to Tunis, with reports of possible Egyptian Israeli talks on the West Bank.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
U.S
Middle East
Tunis
Washington
PLO
Egypt
West Bank
Jordan
Sinai
Jerusalem
Kissinger
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ben- Gurion International
Yasser Arafat
Cairo
al Ahram
Jordan River
Arafat
Yitzak Rabin
Ha’aretz
Anwar Sadat
Schools and county to close Monday for Veterans Day
Schools and county government offices will close Monday for Veterans Day. City of Lompoc offices stay open. Allan Hancock College Lompoc and Santa Maria campuses close, as do DMV and EDD. Lompoc Library, Municipal Pool, FHA open. The Record and business office remain open.
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City of Lompoc
Lompoc
Allan Hancock College
College
Santa Maria
Department of Motor Vehicles
Employment Development Department
Municipal Pool
Federal Housing Authority
The
Record
Brown plans top state meet soon
Sacramento Governor elect Edmund G Brown Jr says he and his staff will meet top state officials next week to begin the transition. He met with Governor Reagan for nearly three hours and said the transfer of power would proceed with key staff designations and appointments announced in the coming weeks.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Vern Orr
Weekend Weather Outlook with Coast Winds and Tides
Forecast calls for fair weather through Saturday with local fog Saturday morning. Cooler today and warmer Saturday with highs in the 60s today and mid 60s to mid 70s Saturday. Lows tonight in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Small craft advisory along the coast for northwest winds to 30 mph. Tides include high 5.4 ft at 6 22 a.m. and 4.4 ft at 6 38 p.m. Sunday and Monday tides listed.
Sirica to name doctors to check Nixon testimony
U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica agreed to appoint three doctors to examine former President Richard Nixon to decide if he is too ill to testify in the Watergate cover up trial. Nixon, recovering from leg surgery, remains in serious condition as the defense seeks to clarify his capacity to testify.
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Ehrlichman
William S. Frates
Sirica
Nixon
Frates
California
Long Beach
Calif
John Lungren
H.R. Haldeman
James F. Neal
AMA may endorse compulsory health insurance after election losses
Washington reports the American Medical Association weighed switching to endorsed mandated coverage after losing at least 54 congressional supporters. AMA leaders note Medicredit’s tax credit plan may not attract enough votes, while labor groups praise results signaling support for national health insurance within the Social Security framework.
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Washington
Joel Broyhill
R-Va
House
Ways and Means
Peter Dominick
R-Cole
Labor
Congress
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Acquittal ordered in Kent State shootings case
UPI report says U S district Judge Frank Battisti acquitted eight former Ohio National Guardsmen in the Kent State University shootings case. The judge found the prosecution failed to prove the specific intent to deprive students of constitutional rights amid the May 4, 1970, antiwar protest, despite guardsmen firing on demonstrators that left four students dead and nine wounded. Dean Kahler testified, describing the chaotic scene. the verdict came on the final day of the trial.
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Ohio National
Dean Kahler
Banzer regains control after Bolivian revolt
President Hugo Banzer appears to have restored full control in Bolivia after a brief and violent uprising. Government forces used jets tanks and paratroops to mop up rebels. Casualties were reported as unclear with several dead and wounded.
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la Paz
Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Santa Cruz
Banzer
Montero
Bob Lilley Becomes Author in The Appraisal Journal
The October issue features Bob Lilley as he turns author, contributing an article to The Appraisal Journal. His piece discusses appraisal practice insights and professional perspectives within the field.
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Bob Lilley
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G. Gordon Liddy
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James W. McCord Jr
Liddy
Kleindienst
Mitchell
AMA
Medicredit
Peter Kyros
Dmaine
Milton R. Young
Russell B. Roth
Kent
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