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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
7
In Richardson Texas a desegregation plan using Hamilton Park Elementary as a pacesetter school shows favorable reactions. As of this week 267 white and 250 black students attend, with classes averaging 20 pupils and a 1 to 16 teacher ratio.
Sacramento officials said incomplete information led to fears that Jews, women, and blacks could be excluded from a Saudi Arabia jobs program. Deputy director Best said there is no evidence of such restrictions and the issue was not discussed with Saudi officials. Governor Brown halted talks pending assurances of equal opportunity.
A statewide Interdepartmental Council on Delinquency Prevention is created by the Brown administration to coordinate anti juvenile crime efforts. Health and Welfare Secretary Mario Obledo will chair, with members including Attorney General Evelle Younger and state school superintendent Wilson Riles. The council plans its first meeting on December 18.
FDA plans ingredient labeling for beer wine and liquor but timing is uncertain. Industry estimates costs could reach millions for spirits and up to $100 million annually for wine, with a consumer advocate noting beer would rise about one cent per 35 six packs. Michael Jacobson cites industry cost figures and estimates ingredient labeling at about 2-100ths of a cent per dollar of sales.
A powerful blizzard shuts schools and blocks roads from South Dakota through Nebraska and Kansas. Eight foot drifts strand motorists and delay transport as two children on the Rosebud Reservation are feared lost. Authorities pursue escapees from Colorado reformary as storm disrupts travel and power lines fail across multiple states.
Rand Corp analyst Brian M. Jenkins testifies that terrorists may trigger low level nuclear incidents as nuclear power expands. Hoaxes and facility sabotage could occur, but large-scale bombs are unlikely due to costs and risks. The ballot initiative seeks to curb power reactor growth and cap federal liability.
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