Wallace named as new governor’s conference chair
Governors from 17 states, including Wallace of Alabama, plan to back a mild anti busing resolution at Hilton Head. Debate centers on forced school integration and a stay sought by Clark County. Gov. West of South Carolina shifts chairmanship to Wallace amid calls for party harmony.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Clark County
Carl Christensen
Christensen
U.S. Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Wallace
Alabama
Southern Governors Conference
John C. West
South Carolina
West
Spiro T. Agnews
Agnew
Nixon
Congress
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee
Biloxi
Miss
Pollution free steam bus fails maiden run in LA
The touted pollution free steam bus did not run on its first test in Los Angeles as a bolt sheared off a fan in the drive shaft. Project manager Kerry Napuk called the handmade prototype a feasibility test and said it was not a production model.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Southern California
Kerry Napuk
Shuttle employment gains seen in '73
California officials say the space shuttle program will not boost net employment until late 1973 at the earliest. The Department of Finance notes shuttle work will accelerate mid 1973 with peak growth between 1975 and 1977, as North American Rockwell wins the orbiter contract and 60 percent stays in California after subcontracting.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Department of Finance
North American Rockwell
Department
Pacific rowers quit oaring and plan future travels
John Fairfax and Sylvia Cook, back in San Francisco after a 8000 mile Pacific voyage in Brittania II, say they will not row again. They spoke of adventures but deny romance, with Fairfax heading to Argentina and Cook planning a Pacific flight then Australia reunion.
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San Francisco
UPI
John Fairfax
Slyvia Cook
Pacific Ocean
Australia
Fairfax
Atlantic Ocean
Argentina
Miss Cook
Pacific
England
Former UROC leader quits over third party support
A former United Republicans of California leader resigned Tuesday charging UROC leaders backed John G. Schmitz. Michael Van Horn of Culver City says he and 70 members formed a new group to back Nixon. He warns third party backing could aid Democrats and hurt Republicans in California.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United Republicans of
California
American Independent Party
John G. Schmitz
Michael van Horn
Culver City
UROC
Nixon
van Horn
Inmate murdered at Folsom Prison
William Johnson, 49, was stabbed to death in his Folsom Prison cell in the honor section near the art workshop. Dennis Hanson, 28, was arrested fleeing the area after the attack, police say the motive was likely a grudge. Johnson was jailed in 1966 for forcible rape and attempted sex perversion.
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Folsom, Calif
UPI
William Johnson
Folsom Prison
Art Workshop
Dennis Hanson
Long Beach
Johnson
Lompoc Record Ad Title and Editorial Contacts
Notice details second class mail status in Lompoc California under Act of Congress. Adjudicated legal newspaper under superior Court Decree No 47065. Published by Lompoc Record Publications with officers Mrs Kenneth L Adam president Harry J Crompe editor and Lawrence C Grossman vice president.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Vancouver grain backlog cleared by emergency act
Longshoremen return to the Vancouver docks as emergency federal legislation ends the strike. Backlog totals about 30 million bushels of grain with 62 ships in port, and payment retroactive to Aug 1 under the new law. Negotiations remain unsettled over hiring hall practices and wage increases.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Bill Duncan
Canadian Wheat Board
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Transit satellite shared by Navy and commercial users
Navy and commercial users will share benefits from a Navy navigation satellite launched by the Air Force Space and Missile Test Center. A four stage Scout booster placed the 207 pound Transit satellite into near polar orbit last Saturday carrying a 30 watt atomic generator and DISCOS system for precise, reusable navigation fixes.
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Navy
Air Force Space and Missile Test Center
Polaris
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Discos
Stanford University
California
John Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
APL
Howard County
Strategic Systems Project Office
Despin
Corona handwriting samples set for murder trial
Juan V. Corona provided handwriting samples in court paving the way for the start of his trial on 25 counts of hacking 25 field workers to death. The case includes a death ledger found at Corona home after deputies unearthed victims near the Feather River. Corona, jailed 15 months awaiting trial, faced contempt rulings with attorney Richard Hawk.
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Corona
Sutter County
Sheriff's Deputies
Feather River
Yuba City
Lompoc Valley Chess Club Sets Speed Championship Night
The Lompoc Valley Chess Club hosts a five minute per side speed tournament tonight at 7 p.m. in the Community Building and plans a fall tournament starting Sept 20 with Swiss-system rounds for members at $2 annual dues.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc Valley Chess Club
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