Nationalists Confident of U.N. Seat Victory for China
Nationalist Chinese diplomats voiced confidence that their U.N. seat would be saved by a five or six vote margin. State Department sources predicted possible victory in the General Assembly debate on China now in its second day. Other surveys suggested tighter margins, with some showing a short path to a win.
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Nineteen minibus buses debut to little traffic relief in Los Angeles
Nineteen experimental minibuses carried 3 000 riders in their debut but failed to ease congestion as traffic on main streets averaged nine miles per hour. The natural gas buses ran seven miles for a dime, with seating for twenty, funded by the Federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration.
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Iranian students disrupt Stanford conference chaotic clash
About 50 Iranian students and supporters interrupted a Stanford conference on Iran to demand a guest slot, booed a remark condemning the San Francisco Iranian Consulate bombing, and accused organizers of political bias. Consul General Parviz Adle blamed radicals for the consulate damage.
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Nation's weather across the United States storms and warnings
Cold air and a strong low pressure system swept the nation from Montana to the Dakotas and into Texas and the Gulf Coast. Winds 30 to 40 mph dumped rain and threatened slick roads in Montana while freeze warnings appeared in Arizona and New Mexico.
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Desegregation Aid Bill Inches Toward House Floor
Backers say Speaker Carl Albert supports moving the Emergency School Aid Act to the House floor by early next month. The bill would authorize 1.5 billion dollars over two years to help schools cover desegregation costs ordered by courts or agencies or pursued voluntarily by districts.
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Stewardess foils hijacker on 737 flight from Alaska to Cuba
Nancy Davis, a 22 year old stewardess from Seattle, talked down Dale Labon Thomas after he brandished a gun aboard a Wein-Consolidated Airlines jet with 31 passengers. The plane halted at Anchorage then flew to Vancouver where Thomas surrendered to RCMP after a 12 hour border tense episode. He had been released from a federal prison camp in Alaska in August after a manslaughter sentence.
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Fischer Wins Match in Prolonged Chess Elimination
Bobby Fischer beat Tigran Petrosian in 67 moves in game six of the candidates elimination, taking a one point lead at the halfway mark. The two day, seven hour plus match featured a lengthy endgame and suspension before Petrosian resigned, moving Fischer within reach of a title shot against Boris Spassky next spring.
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Lompoc Record Staff and Publication Details
The Lompoc Record published by Lompoc Record Publications lists officers and key staff including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President andHarry J. Crompe as Editor with Lawrence C. Grossman and J. Donald Adam as executives. The roster features department heads in advertising circulation news sports and photography.
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Sacramento Acting Governor Signs Bills and Vetoes Provisions
Monday in Sacramento the acting governor signed measures expanding the California Advisory Council on Vocation Education and requiring welfare expenditure estimates. Several bills advanced or were vetoed, including property loss costs for school staff and a controversial aliens hiring crime.
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