Time to turn clocks back for daylight time change
UPI reports daylight saving time ends this weekend with clocks set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday October 26 in 47 states while Arizona Hawaii and Michigan skip the change under the 1966 Uniform Time Act. The move aims for nationwide clock uniformity after years of state exemptions and dual clocks.
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UPI
Santa Ana
Timothy Leary
Leary
Neal Purcell
John
Purcell
Transportation Department
Arizona
Hawaii
Michigan
United States
Indiana
Community events fill Lompoc with art fairs dances and tours
Local listings announce Sandra Johnson displays at Gallary Lovartas 125 North V Street open 1 to 5 pm weekdays and 9 pm Friday. a Mexican Social Organization installation with barbecue and dance. Mission Hills events at the Community Center and outings at La Purisima Mission with birding and picnic.
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Sandra Johnson
Gallary Lovartas
North V Street
Veterans Memorial
Mission Hills
Mission Hills Recreation Center
United Nations marks 24th birthday amid Middle East crisis
The United Nations observes its 24th anniversary with Thant noting an unsatisfactory year amid persistent crises led by the Middle East. Angi e Brooks of Liberia, the General Assembly president, adds a somber mood as the world recalls the UN’s founding hopes.
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UPI
Middle East
U.N
Thant
General Assembly
New York
East River
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of
London
U. N
Cyprus
Kashmir
Greece
Angie Brooks
Liberia
Los Gatos girl killed by wild dogs
A Los Gatos two year old girl was killed by a pack of wild dogs according to Santa Clara County Coroner John Hauser after reexamination and comparison with other dog attack cases. The body showed nearly 200 wounds and was found near a site where two San Jose teens were killed last August. Sheriff Charles Prelsnik called the dog theory as good as any and cautioned against abandoning the stabbing investigation.
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San Jose
UPI
Los Gatos
Santa Clara County
John Hauser
Shelly Holmboe
Shelley
Santa Clara
Charles Prelsnik
Law to Allow Schools to Recover Losses From Preserves
County Advisory Committee cites state bill enabling counties to reimburse school districts for revenue losses from agricultural preserves. It presents three sample districts Goleta Union Los Olivos and notes current and projected impact, with Goleta losses of 0.6 percent now rising to 1.7 percent in five years and Los Olivos facing up to 50 percent of district value under the program.
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County Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
Goleta Union
Los Olivos
Lompoc High Plans College Night for Students and Parents
Lompoc High School will host a College Night on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Math Building to assist college bound students and parents. Counselors will answer questions about shifting entrance requirements and the evolving collegiate landscape amid district value fluctuations. The Santa Ynez Valley district shows a $763,000 out-of-district value reduction from a $14,000,000 total, with a projected five-year impact of $6,000,000 on an $18,000,000 total, or 33 percent.
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Lompoc Senior High School
Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ
Constellation Road
Richard Harris
Lompoc Valley
Cabrillo High School
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Lompoc High School
Planners to Work on New County Sign Ordinance
The County Planning Commission authorizes a revised draft of a county sign ordinance after a two hour joint meeting with the Board of Supervisors. The commission continues discussion to November 12 with changes anticipated after a presentation by the Santa Ynez Valley Sign Committee. George Dukes, Solvang pharmacist, offered a three point program of suggestions and recommendations.
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County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Santa Ynez Valley
George Dukes
Solvang Pharmacist
Davis declares Communist beliefs amid California teaching dispute
Angela Davis, UCLA philosopher, says growing numbers of Black people join Communism, but she asserts her beliefs do not affect classroom goals. A Sacramento court ordered her course and position restored after disputes with the Regents over Communist affiliation.
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Oakland
UPI
Angela Davis
UCLA
Miss Davis
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Superior
University of California
Regents
Bay Area
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Rafferty
Second Coast Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles Area
A moderate quake, the second in two days in Southern California, rattled buildings and windows across the Greater Los Angeles Area. It began at 1:29 a.m. and lasted nearly two minutes, registering 5.25 on the Richter scale. No damage or injuries were reported.
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UPI
California
Santa Barbara
James M. Brune
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Pacific
Brune
Hollywood Police Department
Orange County
Lompoc
Eyeglasses tied to Tate killings spark manhunt clues
Los Angeles police identified amber rimmed eyeglasses at the Sharon Tate murder scene. Detectives outlined a rough profile of the suspect aged 20 to 40 with a small head and possible nearsightedness. The glasses may help locate the killer amid no weapon found and faint fingerprint evidence.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sharon Tate
Robert Helder
Benedict Canyon
Roman Polanski
Helder
Lompoc Record Details Publication Facts and Staff
The Lompoc Record is a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications in California. It lists staff including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam and Publisher J Donald Adam, with editors, managers, and several associate editors, and notes affiliations with multiple press associations.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
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