Lompoc Receives Massive Title I Aid for Two Elementary Schools
Federal Title I funds totaling 166,752 will bolster El Camino and Fillmore Elementary in Lompoc for 1,150 students in K through six. Programs target language arts, math, parent involvement, health services, and staff training with a focus on home school links.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Robert Thompson
Lompoc Unified School
el Camino
Fillmore
Thompson
Munich Olympic attack ends with seventeen dead
Arab terrorists killed 17 people at the 1972 Munich Games including 11 Israeli athletes. IOC president Avery Brundage announced a day of mourning and the games would resume later after memorial services. Hostages and attackers died in a German counteroperation.
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Munich
UPI
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Olympic Stadium
Israel
Ben Harim
Germany
Shmuel Lalkin
Olympic Village
Larkin
Bonn
Willy Brandt
Brundage
Nixon calls for global security responses after Olympic killings
President Nixon denounced the murder of Israeli Olympic athletes as a world tragedy and ordered Secretary Rogers to consult with governments on urgent collective security measures. He directed heightened security for Israeli visitors and others who could be targets and conferred with Kissinger and Rogers on the plan.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
United States
Nixon transfers 23 federal land parcels for parks program
President Nixon announced the transfer of 1 814 acres in 23 parcels valued at 9.7 million dollars to state and local governments under the Legacy of Parks program aboard a ferry near the Golden Gate Bridge. The move follows the Parks to the People initiative begun March 1 1971 and includes sites from Mt Olive Alabama to Camp Perry Virginia with Laurence S Rockefeller aboard praising the development.
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San Francisco
UPI
Nixon
Golden Gate Bridge
Mt. Olive
Ala
Camp Perry
Williamsburg
Laurence S. Rockefeller
Citizens Advisory Committee On Environmental Quality
Ixon
Council delays water rate decision in Lompoc
Lompoc City Council postpones action on water rates at the regular meeting due to Mayor George Cotsenmeyer's absence. With Cotsenmeyer expected back Sept 19, the issue is held over as members split on raising rates versus doubling connection fees and trimming free water allowances. The staff argues for hike to fund capital improvements while the Water Commission contends reserves suffice for near term needs.
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Lompoc
City Hall
George Cotsenmeyer
Art Scott
Cotsenmeyer
E.C. Stevens
City Water Commission
Water Commission
Democrats suspect another bug at Watergate complex
Democratic national chair Jean Westwood said two men installed a red box in a wall hole near the Watergate offices, claiming fire detection work. The box, described as red and boxlike, was later found with hanging wires. Edward Bennett Williams is investigating.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Democratic Party
Watergate Complex
Washington
D.C
Jean Westwood
Watergate Hotel
Rs. Westwood
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
McGovern Blames Egypt and Lebanon for Olympic killings
Democratic nominee George S. McGovern told the Southern California Board of Rabbis that Egypt and Lebanon were responsible for the terrorist murders of 11 Israeli Olympic athletes. He urged the world to ostracize and punish any state harboring the criminals. He also pressed for a firm U.S. stance with Egypt linking diplomatic moves to rooting out the outlaws.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George S. McGovern
Egypt
Lebanon
McGovern
Southern California
Board of Rabbis
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Bill Hodgson
Condor Construction Company
West Germany
Syria
Paul VI
Roberts
Valley
Sen. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Council
Washington Staff
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