Cabrillo High Schools News Radio Program Expands
Cabrillo High School expands its radio program ROC-Radio Of Cabrillo to a larger student staff and longer broadcast hours. The program began in December 1973 on 91.0 FM, with 10 initial FCC licensed students now 20 on air daily 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. The effort, led by science teacher Newman Whitmire, relies on donations and school assembly support to cover equipment and ongoing costs.
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Vaughn Proctor
Cabrillo High School
ROC — Radio of
Cabrillo
Newman Whitmire
Whitmire
Roc
Fillmore School
Winnifred Davison
Pamela Duke
Lois Thompson
Maple High School
Lompoc
Robert Rich
Paul Comer
Clarence Ruth School
Carter back to picking officials for his administration
Plains Georgia UPI reports President elect Jimmy Carter resumes cabinet selection after Thanksgiving. He will interview potential appointees in Plains, promising a broad based administration with women and minorities. Georgia figures heavily in the transition team and future top posts.
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Plains
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Atlanta
Bert Lance
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Hamilton Jordan
Jack Watson
Barbara Blum
Watson
Benjamin Brown
Peter G
Georgia
Landon Butler
Phil Wise
Washington
Ford
Best Western
Americas
Federal
General Services Administration
Inflation surge as five steel makers hike sheet prices six percent
United States steel firms including Jones and Laughlin, National Steel, Armco, Wheeling-Pittsburgh, and Youngstown Sheet & Tube raise sheet steel prices by six percent amid ongoing cost increases. The moves follow an April rise and aim to cover rising labor, energy and material costs while market demand remains strong in flat rolled products.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Council On
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
A.G. Scott
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Scott
William Lilley III
Council On Wage and
Armco
Holiday Death Toll Rises In Nationwide Traffic Wrecks
United Press International reports a sharp rise in holiday traffic deaths across the United States. Five died in a rain soaked crash on U S 290 near Elgin Texas including two Cambodian emigrants, with others in Washington Oregon Minnesota Tennessee and Oregon. Overall fatalities exceed 100 with 186 traffic deaths in the period and projections total 450 to 550. President Ford at Camp David requests budget reviews for 1978 from top aides and agency heads.
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United Press International
U.S. 290
Elgin
Tex
Wash
Wenatchee
Buhl
Minnesota
John Day
Ore
Knoxville
Tenn
Texas
Michigan
California
Ohio
Florida
Camp David
UPI
Ford
Maryland Mountain Retreat
Congress
James Lynn
Washington
Commerce Department
Small Business Administration
Civil Service Commission
Energy Research and Development Administration
U S transport planes fly tons of emergency supplies to Turkey
Giant U S Air Force C130 transports delivered 1 120 polar tents 10 000 blankets and cooking pots from Incirlik to Van as rescue efforts face blizzards and road blocks Officials in Ankara note 25 more planes will arrive US Italy Switzerland and West Germany aid flows continue amid freezing weather and collapsed homes with thousands killed or missing
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U.S
Turkey
Van
UPI
U.S. Air Force
The
Red Crescent
Red Cross
Soviet Union
Iran
Incirlik
Ankara
United States
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Yugoslavia
Elliot Richardson
Budapest
Emil Ludviger
Dzemal Bijedic
Milos Minic
Ludviger
Surcin
Floresta Park
Santa Claus
James E. Brightwell
Santa
H Street
Ocean
I Street
Bank of America
Lompoc Jaycees
National Safety Council
Sterling Heights
Mich
Richard Reiff
Reiff
Lester Owens
Detroit
Air Force
Italy
Switzerland
West Germany
Mehmet Zeki
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