New farm worker pesticide safety rules take effect June 15
Emergency regulations aim to shield farm workers from exposure by delaying entry to treated citrus peach nectarine vineyards and grape areas after pesticide application. State figures note pioneering move with no others matching it. Grapes face 21 day interval for Guthion and 14 days for Ethion among others, with 24 hours for sulfur and 2 days for Levin Carbaryl.
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Eriksen Jr
Mendocino Agricultural Comer
Jerry W. Fielder
California Department of Public Health
University of California
Fielder
California Department of Agriculture
Eriksen
North Coast
Levin
California music teachers form Redwood Empire District
An executive board meeting in Santa Barbara in May created District 7 the Redwood Empire District serving coast counties from Sonoma to the Oregon border. President Nardine Patton of Willits reports an encouraging outlook and aims to strengthen teaching standards through auditions, training programs and certifications.
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California Association of Professional Music Teachers
Santa Barbara
Redwood Empire
Coast
Sonoma
Oregon
Nardine Patton
Willits
Music Association
John L. Norman
Department of Music
College of the Desert
Ernc Daniel
University of California At
Clara Jean Curzone
San Luis Obispo
Bus Driver Skelton Delivers Plainspoken Commencement
Corvallis High School honors 56 year old bus driver Bob Skelton as 613 graduates hear his humor filled address. He shares cautionary advice about goals, learning from others and aging parents, receiving a standing ovation from 11,000 attendees in the Oregon gym.
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Corvallis, Ore
UPI
Bob Skelton
Corvallis High
Skelton
Orerton State University
Orange County to Host 1972 GOP National Convention
The Orange County Board of Supervisors invited President Nixon and the Republican National Committee to hold the 1972 national convention in Anaheim. The board unanimously noted the county's 15,000 motel rooms and major convention facilities to accommodate the event.
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Anaheim
UPI
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Buperel
Ronald Caspers
Salter Named VP and Manager at Colonial Title Lake County
Mike Salter of Clearlake has become vice president and manager of the Colonial Title Guaranty Company of Lake County. He will run the main office in Lakeport at 390 Main Street and the Clearlake branch at 29 Olympic Drive. Ferren Colemere remains assistant secretary heading Lakeport title work while Charles Cummings stays secretary-treasurer. Tim Murphy joins Lakeport title department and will handle escrow for Clearlake Highlands. Salter, 37, joined the firm in March 1963 and this marks a new duties announcement by Howard D. Day of Lower Lake, president.
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Lake ‘County
Mike Salter
Clearlake
Colonial Title “Guaranty Company
Lake County
Salter
Howard D. Day
Lower’ Lake
Main Street
Lakeport
Olympic Drive
Ferren Colemere
Fir
Charles Cummings
Tim Murphy
Clearlake Highlands
Colonial Title’ Guaranty Company
Mori
Salter Leads Lake County Groups and Fishery Effort
Salter, a former Lake County Chamber of Commerce director and ex president of the Clear Lake Chamber, serves on the Lake County Fair Board and chairs Catfish Unlimited. He heads the Lake County Television Club with his wife June and their two daughters Nancy and Susan.
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Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Clear Lake
Salter
His
June
Nancy
Susan
White House Complex Rooms Report
A historical note states the White House contains 180 rooms within the executive residence. The detail reflects the mansion’s internal scale and layout, highlighting a significant count used in period reporting.
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White House
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