Regents mull no political tests policy review at UC
The University of California Board of Regents orders a sub committee to discuss meaning of the no political tests policy in faculty hiring and promotion. The policy, adopted last spring, ends campus chancellor consent for lifetime appointments though some regents argue it may not bar Communist Party membership.
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Los Angeles
UPI
University of California Board of Regents
Regents
Communist Party
California Welfare Ruling Orders Restoring Medical Aid Increases
Sacramento report says the Reagan administration plans to appeal a court ruling that state agencies illegally cut medical costs from welfare pay raises. The 3rd District Court of Appeal ordered restoration of the cuts, finding the Social Welfare Department acted without statutory permission.
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Sacramento
UPS
Reagan Administration
3Rd District Court of
Social Welfare Department
Lompoc Events Calendar Teems With Fundraisers and Talks
Community groups in Lompoc announce rummage sales scholarships and lectures this weekend and upcoming weeks. The Ladies Auxiliary sponsors a today rummage sale at the Baptist Church. Sierra Club hosts an illustrated talk on The California Fur Rush at the Lompoc Public Library tonight. Enriching programs include sea otter facts by John C. McKenzie and slides by Dr W Blake Jamison in Mineral King. Other events: Alpha Zeta SAE rummage sale Saturday. Veterans Memorial Building top items sale. Lompoc Rebekah turkey dinner Saturday. Senior Citizens flea market Saturday Sunday. square dance Sunday at Santa Maria Airport. United Nations Week observance Sunday. Chamber Concert Sunday. Vandenberg Ski Club meeting Sunday. mental health talk October 21. Mission Hills barbecue October 25. United Church speaker October 26. 1969 Lompoc Valley Junior Miss pageant November 1. Holidays ball November 1. costume dance November 1. Children’s Christmas Parade November 29. The column notes event phone numbers and deadlines and will run weekly.
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Sierra Club
California
Lompoc Public Library
John C. McKenzie
State Department of Parks and Recreation
W. Blake Jamison
Mineral King
Zodiac killer case prompts astrology aid in hunt
San Francisco police employ an astrologer to study the killer known as Zodiac who claims five murders in ten months and threatens a school bus target. Detectives note rising frequency between Vallejo and San Francisco attacks as the man taunts authorities with coded letters.
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San Francisco
UPI
Marty Lee
Vallejo
Here
Bay Area
Zodiac
Lake Berryessa
Paul Stine
Stine
Lee
U.S. helicopters losses total six billion in Vietnam war
UPI reports U S military command says 598? aircraft, including 2881 fixed wing and 3112 helicopters, have been lost since Jan 1 1961 valued at about six billion dollars. Five days into a lull in fighting 28 aircraft were lost. No American deaths in last nine days. Combat deaths in Vietnam near a three year low as 39 guerrillas are killed in Saigon area clashes.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U S plans residual force in Vietnam after war
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird states the United States will leave a training and advisory residual force in Vietnam after the war, potentially in the thousands, with no fixed duration. He notes it would be smaller than Korea’s presence and larger than the early Kennedy years, while not detailing exact numbers. Pan Am cuts Hawaii staff and San Francisco ground crews in ongoing cost and competition-driven layoffs.
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UPI
Melvin R. Laird
United States
Vietnam
Laird
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Korea
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Defense
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San Francisco
Pan American World Airways
Hawaii
San Francisco International
Paul Hurmuses
Pan Am
Defense attorney labels trial scene an armed camp at D N C
In Chicago eight men face inciting violence charges linked to the 1968 Democratic National Convention. William Kunstler argues the courtroom resembles an armed camp as tensions surface over alleged plans to escalate protests. Prosecutors rebut Kunstler as sensationalism.
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Chicago
UPI
William Kunstler
National Mobilization Committee
American
Chicago Today
Dwayne Oklepek
Tom Hayden
Hayden
U. S
Julius J. Hoffman
Kunstler
U.S
Thomas Foran
World Synod debates Pope consulting bishops on power
At Vatica n City the World Synod dropped the Vatican’s doctrinal first agenda and shifted to whether the Pope should consult bishops before decisions on issues like birth control. Cardinal Gracias announced the move after liberal criticism, with Cardinal Seper’s doctrinal statement to go to the Pope’s theological commission for study.
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UPI
World Synod of Bishops
Vatican
Valerian Gracias
India
Gracias
Franjo Seper
Vatican Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Paul
Francois Marty
Paris
Nixon to address rising cost of living on radio
President Nixon plans a 4 pm. EDT radio address to urge government business and labor to curb inflation. While some economic indicators hint at cooling, inflation still erodes buying power and officials expect voluntary restraint on prices and wages.
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Donald R. Finley
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Radio Today
White House
Commerce Department
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