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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1970

Page

8

New Trial Bull Sale to Use Consensus Grading at Cal Poly

At Cal Poly San Luis Obispo the Trial Bull Sale on October 19 will feature a new consensus grading system. Twenty five cattlemen will independently score 60 test bulls from 83 to 94 percent, with data processed by the college computer center to yield a market grade. The sale includes 60 Hereford bulls from the grain performance test and 30 Tri-County Hereford consignments, plus Santa Maria and other area contributors. Auctioneers are Jack Parnell and Dean Parker.

Lompoc San Luis Obispo Cal Poly Tri- County Hereford Association Santa Barbara Monterey Fox College Computer Center Bill Barton Red Bluff Lyman Bennion Ed Campodonico Arroyo Grande Martin Clark Soledad Bob DeBraga Dye Creek Cattle Co Wilbur Dennis Dennis Trueblod Corp Ducor Jim Elings University of California Extension Davis Roy Fellows Wells Fargo Bank Salinas Carl Garrison San Francisco Ed Hart Montague Jess Jennings Sanger Milton Mallory Susanville Ralph Marshall Hanford Tom McCord Clovis Ken Mebane Shafter Beau Meek Elk Grove Ken Morrison Merced Dick Nock Templeton Roy Parker Bakersfield George Silliman Watsonville Jim Linton Shandon Harold Thurber Bill Verdugo Bill Whitcamp Bob Williams Santa Maria Floyd Bidwell Cassell Bright Brothers le Grand Diamond Ranch E and K Farms Lazy Double Diamond San Miguel Joughin Herefords Santa Ynez Layous Brothers King City Merlo and Son Gazelle Orvis and Sons Farmington Tri- County Dos Pueblos Goleta Triangle One Ranch Andy Joughin Jack Parnell Dean Parker Auburn California Hereford Breeders Association

Knauer predicts eco friendly cars and effective bumpers abroad

Virginia H. Knauer, President Nixon's consumer adviser, told the Federal Bar Association convention that Japan may first produce a car that doesn't pollute the air and Germany may lead with a bumper that truly works. She outlined the Knauer Theory linking consumer responsiveness to a firm's distance from the consumer on the corporate chart.

Washington UPI Virginia H. Knauer Nixon Knauer Federal Bar Association

Japan leads in anti pollution car tech adoption

A discussion highlights Wallace Minto of Florida who sold a nonpolluting freon engine to Datsun in Japan, Stephen Nesbitt of Maryland who created an exhaust reduction system unseen by U.S. firms but eyed by Japanese firms, and Menasco hydraulic bumper arms set to prevent 28 mph head on collisions with German interest. It also notes the 25th Amendment’s ratification on Feb 11 1967 making Nevada the 38th state.

Florida Wallace Minto Datsun Co Japan Stephen Nesbitt Bladensburg U.S Menasco Nevada

Alquist Campaign names Santa Barbara leaders for Lt Governor bid

Campaign chairman Weingand named honorary chair and Richard W. Robertson Santa Barbara County chairman of the Alquist for Lt Governor campaign. The duo announced by Sen. George Moscone and Assemblyman Walter Karabian. Robertson, former Santa Barbara Democratic leader, is Stanford graduate and former 19th District director.

Santa Barbara Alvin Weing Richard W. Robertson al Alquist George Moscone San Francisco Walter Karabian Monterey Park Alquist Wingand Sen Weingand Richard Robertson State Assembly Stanford University 19Th Agricultural District Robertson

Adam Bomb Reflections From Childhood in 1945 Kentucky

A first person reminiscence set on August 6 1945 in Tomahawk Kentucky recounts a four year old hearing news of the atomic bomb. The narrative blends family dinner table discussion with wartime fear and humor while pondering nuclear annihilation and future dangers. The reader sees early reactions to Hiroshima Nagasaki and a childlike attempt to grasp war and science.

Milwaukee Wis UPI Wisconsin Gerald Ludwig Milwaukee Museum Kim Kubiak Baraboo New York NEA Hiroshima Gabriel Heatter Mozart Tomahawk Don Nagasaki Lowell Thomas Martin County Smith Newspaper Enterprise Assn

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