Brown proposes state Elections Commission to regulate signature gatherers
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr announces a plan to create a state Elections Commission to license and oversee professional signature gatherers for ballot initiatives and to probe false advertising. He also presses for an investigation into alleged initiative fraud amid November propositions.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Evelle Younger
Brown
Younger
Secretary of State
Sacramento
Mervyn M. Dymally
Dymally
Vicinieg
CONE
Henry Waxman
Election Commission
Waxman
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van
Regents decline to reinstate Angela Davis at UCLA
Regents of the University of California rejected reappointment of Angela Davis as a UCLA physical education instructor after executive session. Chancellor Charles E. Young said the case would not be reopened, citing Davis’s commitments to revolutionary activities. Davis had been acquitted in June of kidnapping murder and related charges from the 1970 Marin Civic Center shooting. In other news, Francis A Sooy was named acting chancellor of UC San Francisco, effective October 1, succeeding Phillip R Lee.
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UPI
Angela Davis
UCLA
University of California Regents
Regents
Miss Davis
Charles E. Young
Young
Davis
Marin Civic Center
Dean A. Watkins
Francis A Sooy
Sooy
Watkins
School of Medicine
Ronald Nelson
Lompoc
Committee On
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
University of California Medical Center
Medical Center
Department of Continuing Education In Health Sciences
Cal Poly
Burlingham
Oregon State University
University of California
Willits
Madera
Paso Robles
Jesperson Hall
Santa Lucia Hall
Yosemite Hall
Houk
Michigan State University
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Michigan State
Rohm and Haas Company
Philadelphia
Landyshev
University of Vladivostok
Russia
University of Leniingrad
University of Moscow
U.S. Army
US. Steel Corp
School of Science and Mathematics
Lewis
University of Southern
Christian Rally Set at Cal Poly in Mustang Stadium
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo hosts a Friday 7 p.m. Christian Rally in Mustang Stadium. The Christian Coalition of Cal Poly hosts with area churches. admission is free. Dr. Bill Bright, founder of Campus Crusade for Christ, will speak.
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San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Mustang Stadium
California Polytechnic State University
San _ Luis Obispo
Christian Coalition
Cal Poly
Bill Bright
Campus
Crusade For Christ
University of California At Los Angeles
Cal Poly retirees honored with emeritus status at convocation
Ten Cal Poly retirees receive emeritus honors at a campus convocation. Five faculty emeritus names Olive M. Andersen H. H. Burlingham A. L. Houk Vance D. Lewis Alexander N. Landyshev. five staff emeritus names Jack Bertram Gertrude Gladin Frank G. Piper Lucy Schmidt Frank H. Wyman. Emeritus privileges include library dining and campus facilities.
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San Luis Obispo
California Polytechnic State University
Olive M. Andersen
H.H. Burlingham
A.L. Houk
Vance D. Lewis
Alexander N. Landyshev
Jack Bertram
Gertrude Gladin
Frank G. Piper
Lucy Schmidt
Frank H. Wyman
Cal Poly
Fl Corral
Andersen
India
University of Madras
Bertram
Cal Poly Foundation
Lompoc Record publisher and staff listing
The Lompoc Record is described as a legal newspaper under a superior court decree with details on its publication as second class mail in Lompoc California. The staff includes President Mrs Kenneth L Adam Editor Harry J Crompe and numerous editors and managers. The notice lists affiliations with press associations and the subscription rate of 225 dollars per month.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L Adam
Harry J Crompe
Lawrence C Grossman
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Brown Berets end Catalina Island occupation on camping violation
A 26 member Brown Berets group led by David Sanchez vacated their Catalina Island campsite after Avalon Justice Court found camping violations in a single family zone. Deputies ordered departure within an hour and the group planned to relocate to the harbor to return to the mainland.
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UPI
Catalina Island
Beret
David Sanchez
Avalon Bay
Labor Bay
Mexico
Raymond A Rydell
William B. Osbourne
Avalon Justice Court
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Water agencies weigh quotas as drought tests scarce supply
The County Water Agency may mediate a dispute among South Coast districts and the Lake Cachuma recreation area over a 300 acre feet allocation. Despite drought, districts resist diverting that amount from their quotas as Goleta seeks to avert shortages by drilling wells. Dee Pagliotti warns the Cachuma park could close if Goleta loses water.
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County Water Agency
Lake Cachuma
Goleta County
Cachuma Park
Santa Ynez
Symposium to Check Status of the Arts in the South Central Coast
A two day symposium on October 6 and 7 at Allan Hancock College aims to identify major problems facing arts groups in the south central coast. Nat Fast, symposium chairman, says the event follows two local-focused sessions and seeks to mobilize regional cultural resources for a broader esthetic renaissance.
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South Central Coast
Allan Hancock College
Nat Fast
Santa Maria Arts Council
Fast
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