Lompoc Elementary Schools Seek Share of Windfall Funds
At a special Lompoc Unified School District session elementary leaders urged a larger slice of about 1.5 million in one-time lawsuit money, arguing elementary needs include more librarians, counselors, aides, and expanded libraries, with 11 proposals totaling roughly 400000.
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Lompoc
Nancy Straight
Lompoc Unified School District
Tom Love
Fillmore School
Martha Negus
Ex-policeman outlines Watergate payoff scheme
Former New York policeman Anthony P Ulasewicz testified that he delivered about 217000 dollars in cash for the Watergate defendants. He described acting as a messenger, using fictitious names, cash payments, and pay phones with coins stored in a bus driver coin changer.
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UPI
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Anthony P. Ulasewicz
Watergate
Weather coastal region fair with mild days and tides
Weather forecasts show fair conditions through Thursday with high clouds and mild temperatures. Daytime highs in the 70s to low 80s, nights in the 40s. Tides reach 6.6 feet at 9 16 a.m. and 4 52 p.m. Ulasewicz testified in the Watergate conspiracy trial detailing payments of 217000 dollars to Hunt associates. He described delivery methods and how funds were stored and transported, as Kalmbach testified and Sirica questioned him directly.
Joint chief’s statement criticized by White House and Pentagon
President Ford and the Pentagon rejected remarks by Gen. George S. Brown asserting Jewish influence in the U.S. Brown apologized saying the comments were ill advised and poorly articulated. Pentagon officials said Schlesinger still trusts Brown despite the mis expression. Rep. Stratton urged immediate repudiation of the remarks.
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Samuel S. Stratton
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Arafat urges creation of Palestinian state at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly Yasser Arafat called for a Palestinian state where Muslims, Christians and Jews live in peace. He warned Israel against continuation of its current course while stressing equality of rights for all faiths and nations. He arrived under tight security and will travel next to Havana and Moscow for talks.
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Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Trustees Grapple With School Racial Atmosphere Debate
Lompoc trustees faced charges of a potentially dangerous racial atmosphere at two high schools while reiterating steps to address concerns. A 300-teacher petition urged reopening the windfall fund negotiation. administration and certificated staff officials said many items are settled. The board set the issue to a behavior study committee.
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Carol Linger
Lompoc Education Association
LEA
Linger
Alice Milligan
Nancy Fitch
Lompoc Mental Health Association
Karl Braun
Richard K. Jacoby
President Ford to Visit Phoenix for Dignitary Events
About 6 000 people are expected to greet President Ford in Phoenix as Air Force One lands at Luke AFB at 12 40 p m. He will receive pilot logs from Lt Col Ted Laudise, view a new F135 aerial demonstration, deliver a short speech, meet with Arizona and Nevada lawmakers, address Sigma Delta Chi at 6 p m, and hold a televised news conference.
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Ford Foe of Gas Tax Stance Unchanged Says Nelsen
White House spokesman Ron Nelsen stated President Ford remains opposed to a gasoline tax. Morton suggested the tax option is under study, but Nelsen said there is no change in Ford's position. The administration backs a 5 percent surtax to fund anti recession steps, with openness to Congressional formulas meeting goals.
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Nearing settlement in 120000 soft coal strike negotiations
Negotiators for the 120000 soft coal miners presented counterproposals to the industry offer and voiced optimism that a tentative agreement may be near. Union leaders said talks were very close and focused on final details as layoffs spread to related industries if the strike continues. A Kiwanis luncheon speaker urged broader female involvement and fielded a question about boxing icon Muhammad Ali.
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Bituminous
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