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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1977

Page

3

Carter opposes national scholastic standards testing plan

HEW Secretary Joseph Califano says the Carter administration will back state efforts to improve educational testing but opposes any federal national standards. He warns voluntary nationwide tests would misdirect and cites gaps in basic knowledge among high school graduates. He favors basic competency tests as a useful tool to measure and guide education.

San Francisco UPI Carter Administration Joseph A. Califano Jr Health, Education and Welfare Califano Congress HEW Washington, D.C

Justice Dept aims to flip two Korea scandal witnesses

The Justice Department plans to pressure former Rep. Richard Hanna and Hancho Kim to testify in the Korean influence buying case after fugitive Tongsun Park refused to meet in Seoul. Prosecutors seek threats of stiff sentences to unlock payments to congressmen and officials.

Washington UPI Justice Department Tongsun Park Park Seoul Richard Hanna D-Calif Hancho Kim Hanna Kim Congress U.S House Ethics Committee

Eskimo bowhead ruling tests global whale ban impact

Eskimos sue to force U S objections to the IWC ban on bowhead hunting claiming their culture is at stake while conservation groups warn a challenge could invite wider attacks on whale protections. Courts consider if the United States should object to the ban and allow a regulatory plan for Eskimo harvests.

Washington UPI Arctic United States Japan Soviet Union Eskimos John Sirica Cyrus Vance Craig van Note Monitor Conservaton State Department IWC Appeals Court U.S Justice Department Alaskan Whaling Commission

Barrio Club counters KKK border patrol plans in Crystal City

Mexican American Barrio Club members say they will tolerate no harassment from the Ku Klux Klan which plans to patrol the Texas Mexico border for illegal aliens. A 12 man patrol watched a 60 mile border stretch from Quemado to El Indio reporting no Klansmen or aliens. They warn violence could occur if the Klan harasses residents, stressing pride and readiness to defend their community.

Crystal City Tex UPI Ku Klux Klan Texas-Mexico Arturo Gonzalez Barrio Club Gonzalez Quemado el Indio Gonzales Texas California Klan Dave Duke New Mexico Arizona

Submarine Reclaims Atomic Waste Barrel Near Farallons

A research dive recovered a 1950s atomic waste barrel from 3000 feet off the Farallon Islands near the Golden Gate. The Velcro IV hauled the barrel using a hook as Pisces VI located it with a sub. The operation begins a 6,000 foot retrieval effort with EPA coordination and ongoing scene stays through Wednesday.

San Francisco API Farallon Islands Golden Gate Bridge Velcro IV Pisces VI Sam Kelly Interstate Electronics Corp Anaheim Calif Environmental Protection Agency

Tarradellas Reclaims Catalan Presidency In Spain

Josep Tarradellas, 78, took the oath as president of the reestablished Generalitat in Barcelona after 38 years in exile and pledged loyalty to King Juan Carlos. He said he will faithfully fulfill the post and support human rights and the rule of law.

Barcelona Spain UPI Josep Tarradellas Juan Carlos Tarradellas The Generalitat Adolfo Suarez Generalitat Palace Suarez

Polanski to explain beer photo in Munich to judge

Film director Roman Polanski, on special leave to finish Hurricane, will tell Superior Court Judge Laurence J. Rittenband why he was photographed drinking beer in Munich during a Tahiti shoot pause. His lawyer cites a pilots strike delaying travel.

Santa Monica Calif UPI Roman Polanski Munich Tahiti Polanski Douglas Dalton Superior Court Laurence J. Rittenband Dalton Rittenband Chino South Seas United Press International

Humphrey Returns to Washington With Carter

Sen. Hubert Humphrey, battling inoperable cancer, flies back to Washington aboard Air Force One with President Carter returning from a Midwest trip. Carter praises Humphrey as the nation’s steadfast Democrat while Humphrey plans a brief Senate appearance and further chemotherapy in Minnesota.

Washington UPI Hubert Humphrey Air Force One Humphrey Minneapolis Carter Midwest Los Angeles Senate Minnesota Strom Thurmond Peace Corps

ILA Strike Talks May Break In 48 Hours At Port Areas

The Inter national Longshoremen's Association CEO Thomas Gleason said a contract could be reached in 48 hours and work resume in four to five days. NYSA withdrew from CONASA over job security as talks with ILA continue in New York and New Jersey ports.

Bal Harbour Fla UPI New York New Jersey East Coast Gulf Port International Longshoremen’s Association ILA Thomas Gleason New York Shipping Association Inc Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations NYSA Conasa John Dickman New York Group Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Providence Hampton Roads Maine Texas Gleason George Panitz Panitz New York- New Jersey

FDA seeks grocery standards model ordinance nationwide

The FDA proposes a model law governing 200000 grocery stores including store cleanliness, meat cutting block materials, storage height above floor of six inches, and roast beef cooking at 130 F. It bans live animals in stores except guide dogs for the blind and calls for personal hygiene standards, with a 90 day public comment period after Federal Register publication.

Washington UPI Federal Register FDA

Last Vets Day Observed This October Under Legislation

Washington observes Veterans Day this October for the last time before a return to November 11 as the fixed date. Congress passed a 1968 Monday Holiday Law moving holidays to fixed Mondays, with veterans groups led by the American Legion seeking to restore the Nov. 11 observance through state legislatures.

Washington UPI Congress Veterans Organizations The American Legion

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