Academic senate backs credit for Davis course amid protest
The BCLA Academic Senate urged that credit be reinstated for Angela Davis's black studies course though it voted 273 to 212 to allow invading students to stay in the balcony. Registrar to withhold credit if Davis remains teaching. Regents denied course credit.
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Los Angeles
UPI
BCLA
Senate
Angela Davis
Communist Party
Lowell J. Paige
Paige
Miss Davis
Frederic Meyers
University of California Regents
UCLA
Local Head Start Jobs Open in Lompoc
The Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County announced openings for Head Start positions in Lompoc. Posts include head teacher at 550 dollars monthly and teacher at 450 dollars with required early childhood training. two teacher aides at 225 dollars. a four hour per day community parent worker at two dollars per hour. cook at 2.25 dollars per hour. secretary at two dollars per hour. Applications due by October 14.
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Lompoc
Community Action Commission
Santa Barbara County
Cook
Olive Ave
P.O
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Record publishes daily except Sundays and holidays
The Lompoc Record operates as a California newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists staff roles from President to editors and managers and notes affiliations with major press associations. Subscription is $2.00 per month by mail in advance.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Community events and fundraisers listed for October and November
October brings National 4-H Week activities and member presentations. Organizations host picnics, auctions, barbecues, rummage sales, and a Christmas in October bazaar. Also scheduled are senior fundraisers, a chamber concert, a junior miss pageant, and a holiday ball with live music. Local churches, clubs, and civic groups coordinate to support scholarships, mental health, and community programs. Events span Lompoc and Vandenberg Village venues with various participant details and contact numbers.
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Lompoc Valley
Cabrillo High School
Little Theatre
Lompoc Jaycees
Las Vegas blacks allege police brutality at West Side uprising
In Las Vegas a stormy meeting drew about 1100 black residents with charges of police brutality during three nights of violence that left two dead. Mayor Grayson promised talks with law enforcement. curfew tensions were noted as 130 arrestees were released after the curfew ended. A Vietnam soldier described arrest and bail costs. another youth said an officer struck him after being called “Boy.”
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Las Vegas
UPI
West Side
Oran Grayson
Grayson
Vietnam
Water softener policy to be revised in Lom poc
A proposed Regional Water Quality Control Board policy on Lompo c threatens home water softeners with removal. The board may revise to limit regeneration waste disposal and allow servicing and relocation of salt waste. A public hearing is set for October 17 in Santa Barbara.
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Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Lompor
Gene L. Wahlers
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation
Geologist Shoemaker quits Apollo program over aims
Dr Eugene Shoemaker a principal geology scientist in the Apollo program resigns criticizing the missions for lacking scientific achievements and warns against rushed Mars flyby plans. He says Apollo 11 yielded little data and calls for a program designed to maximize returns from space exploration.
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Pasadena
API
Eugene Shoemaker
Mars
Moon
Evolution teaching sparks California board debate
The State Board of Education nears a statewide clash over evolution in public school curriculums. Members discuss a 205 page framework, with Ford and Harvard urging balance by including Adam and Eve creation, while Smith defends apolitical science. A November hearing in Los Angeles is tentatively scheduled.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Board of Education
Los Angeles
John R. Ford
San Diego
Ford
Thomas G. Harvard
Needles
Harvard
Richard A. Smith
San Jose State College Natural Science Department
Smith
Cold front brings showers across Midwest and storm near Florida
A cold front moves across the Midwest with showers and thunderstorms in the North Central states and strong winds on the western Great Lakes. Precipitation spreads inland to the Central and Northern Pacific Coast as a storm system approaches. Tropical Storm Kara moves northward off Florida attracting small craft warnings from the northeast coast to Cape Hatteras.
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United Press International
Midwest
North Central States
Western Great Lakes
Pacific
Florida
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Kara
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Academic Senate
Jim Ainsworth
John Alexander
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
N. W. Howard
Joe Machado
National Federation of Federal Employees
Union Oil
Orcutt
Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ
Constellation Road
Vandenberg Village
First United Methodist Church
North F Street
American National Red Cross
Veterans Memorial Building
Professional Engineers
Baptist Church
Hand Cypress
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
W. Laurel
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Oxford Drive
The
Mental Health Association
Norbit McNamara
Mental Health Service
Lompoc Public Library
Hugh Anwyl
Clergy Counciling Service
Federal Electric Corporation
Elks Club
Happy House
Rive
Low Vog Theatre
Meh Oh Sree
Sun
Veto Goldwyn Mayer
Atige
Cece
En-Ee
Valle X Theatre
North
Edgar Allan Poe
Oy Pathe
Shoemaker
By Bob Barnes
Marilyn Angle
Santa Monica
Alice B. Toklas
Dr. Zhivago
Showroe Theatre
Mark Twain
Movielab
Sat
Yenney’s
W. C. Ebbert
Constellation
Gibson
Continental
United States
Hawai
Canada
Cerie
Gibson Refrigerator Sales Corporation
Gibson Drive
Greenville
Michigan
John Silva
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