Teague outlines differences in 1970 campaign
U.S. Representative Charles M. Teague contrasts views with opponent Gary Hart in a Lompoc area summary. He favors states rights on abortion, supports federal funding for voluntary birth control education, and defends his record on peace, environment, and reform while criticizing Hart as an extreme liberal.
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Lompoc
Teague
Charles M. Teague
Santa Paula
Congress
California
Washington
Ventura
Santa Maria
Gary Hart
House
Senate
Environment Protection Agency
United States Tops Nickel Use in 1969
The United States led nickel consumption in 1969, using about 310 million pounds of the free world’s 820 million pounds produced that year.
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United States
Free World
Board Opposes Proposition 18 on Gas Tax Use
The Board of Supervisors voted 3 to 1 against Proposition 18 on gas tax funds for general purposes. Supervisor Curtis Tunnell led the opposition, while Chairman George Clyde differed, citing potential diversion of funds from highways to local transit needs. County Road Commissioner Leland Steward warned up to a quarter could be redirected to Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District.
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Board of Supervisors
Curtis Tunnell
George Clyde
Tunnell
Leland Steward
Santa Barbara
Fog and showers grip Midwest and national weather
Heavy fog reduced visibility at O'Hare and Dupage County airports to 18 of a mile. Chicago rush hour traffic was more hazardous. Light showers dampened much of the Midwest and the nation. A Key West thundershower added half an inch in one hour. New England saw temperatures just below freezing while other regions enjoyed mild fall weather.
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United Press International
Chicago
O’hare International
Dupage County
Midwest
Western
Key West
Fla
New England
Courses Set at VAFE Center Include 49 Offerings
Allan Hancock College Vandenberg Center will offer forty nine courses in forty nine subjects for the term starting November 9. Courses apply toward AA AS and junior college transfer degrees. Registration runs October 26 to November 4 at VAFB Office Building 12209.
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Allan Hancock College
Vandenberg Center
John G. Dibble
VAFB
Amateur term born in Louis XIV era for art connoisseur
The word amateur arose during Louis XIV's reign from 1643 to 1715 to describe a connoisseur of the fine arts, as noted by Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Louis XIV of France
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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