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3 July 7, 1972 JCanforb jeirfowl Mixed Bag Delegation Convention Bound Sunday their expenses entirely paid by someone else. Delegation "co-chairperson John Burton of San Francisco has pledged that "no delegate who is unable to pay his or her way will be denied passage to the convention. But he adds, "were encouraging people to do their own thing meaning, go out and try to raise the money themselves. Many have done just that. Baldev Singh, a Yuba College instructor who came to America from India in 1954 and remembers being outraged at "the clownishness of adult delegates who were supposedly representing the people of this country, raised $150 at a champagne reception in his home.

The typical McGovern dele gate will pay out $485 plus meal costs- $200 for a bargain roundtrip air ticket, $160 for a room and $125 for a special assessment to finance overhead. The total bill for California at the convention will be at least $215,000. The McGovern delegation has pegged its costs at $155,000 and by late Thursday had raised only $125,000. The State Central Committee fi-gures spending between $60,000 and $75,000 most of it paid for by convention-goers. "Im real excited, butterflies, goosebumps and everything, says Frank Lopez, 20, a migrant farm laborer until I decided Fd had enough and enrolled as a psychology major at Modesto Junior College.

His mother still works in the fields. SACRAMENTO (UPI) Bill Ashlock a gunner on a B24 bomber 28 years ago, flying missions over western Europe with George McGovern as his pilot. Sunday he plans to board a 747 Jumbojet and fly to Miami to help nominate McGovern for president. Beth Labson, "not your typical won the Democratic nomination for a state Assembly seat from Palo Alto last month. At age 18 she is the youngest member of McGoverns California delegation.

The oldest is 72-year-old Sadie Gorbet, a Tahoa Indian from the redwood forest country of Crescent City. It is a mixed bag delegation that will represent the nations most populous state at the Democratic national convention starting Monday-a far cry from the previous contingents comprised primarily of well-heeled middle class white males. The 271-member McGovern delegation is 18 per cent black, 18 per cent Chicano, 36 percent under age 30, 5 per cent senior citizens and 48 per cent women. But the party is paying a price for its diversity, a key to the reform aimed at bringing more young people, women, minorities and the poor into the convention process. Half McGoverns California delegates are regarded as politically indigent and are being financed at least in part by generous wealthy donors "fat cats as they sometimes are called.

Roughly a third, according to delegation spokesman Henry Weinstein, will have GIVEN TO gesturing with his hands as he talks, Stephen A. Diaz expressed himself as "enthused and grateful at the opportunity to work as coordinator of the Neighborhood Youth Corps for Kings County. Enthusiasm Easily Seen Diaz Heads Youth Corps Coalinga Panel Adopts Budget We hope they will enroll in adult or continuation school, Diaz said, "but if that is not feasible, then at least we can help them develop the right working ideas and approach to the job so they are ultimately successful. His enthusiasm for his job comes through when he speaks of the friends and the reception he receives from the community. "This county is really a wonderful place, he said, Im very grateful for the opportunity to work with the young people and it is a pleasure to become aware of the community problems and feel that I am having a positive part in helping to solve them.

out of the County Superintendent of Schools Office, is to provide jobs for potential drop-outs that pay enough to encourage them to finish high school. "The way the bill is written, he added, "only non-profit and governmental agencies can employ them. The program pays their salary, but the delegate agency, such as school, city, county, welfare department, churches, YMCA, hospitals, law enforcement departments, must agree to provide supervision and job placement. There are 300 youngsters from ages 14 to 18 participating in the program this summer. They are allowed to work 26 hours each week.

The winter program or school-term program is set up to permit students upto 10 hours each week while they attend school. A third program, the out-ofschool plan, is designed to increase employability by providing work experience, counseling, remedial education and training that will result in the hard-core drop-outs return to school. They work up to 32 hours a week. Into his job and enthusiastic about working with young people is Stephen A. Diaz, new coordinator for the Neighborhood Youth Corps, a young man who served a term in the Navy at Lemoore and liked the valley enough to return.

A native of Pontiac, Diaz received his BA degree from Ferris State College at Big Rapids, in 1966 and then enlisted in the Navy. He was stationed at Lemoore NAS with VA-122 as a fire control technician, and upon release returned to Michigan to work for his masters degree, majoring in management finance and business. He received his masters from Central Michigan University at Mt. Pleasant in December of 1971. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Diaz of New Haven, he is the eldest of six children, an experience in itself he feels has helped fit him for the job he now holds. The cooperation here has been tremendous, he said, "and working with the young people is a reward in itself. He pointed out the main purpose of the program, which operates COALINGA The City Council has adopted a budget of $1.7 million for the coming fiscal year. The budget will not require any increase in taxes, although city employes will receive wage increases averaging 5.5 per cent.

The council also agreed to grant City Manager Glenn Mar-cussen a salary increase of 5.5 per cent and to investigate a retirement plan for Marcussen, something which he does not have at present. Fire Chief Frederickson reported arrangements for safety meetings to be held monthly in the future. The chief further reported on the citys actions to abate old and abandoned dwellings that pose a safety hazard. A public hearing will be held July 10 on 13 buildings that are left to abate. In commenting on the problem of building abatement.

City Attorney Henry Leckman stated that the public has been very cooperative in working with the city on building abatement. The main problem, according to Leckman, is finding a company to remove the buildings at an economical cost to owners. In another section of his report, Frederickson suggested the number of false alarms could be reduced by reducing the number of alarm boxes in residential areas where most homes have telephones and increasing the number of boxes in non residential areas where they are needed. He also suggested that the city consider improving the communications between the city ambulances and the hospital to improve treatment of patients when they arrive by way of the ambulance. Advtrtitament LOSE UGLY FAT You con start losing weight today.

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Hall led a city council decision to reverse itself and allow demonstrators in town for the Democratic Convention to camp out in the park. Survey Advises Students Not To Quit School On Again, Off Again, Nowits On REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) After two weeks of behind-the-scene diplomacy and much talking, Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky have agreed to get down to their real business playing chess. The match for the world title now held by the 35-year-old Russian will begin Tuesday in the Icelandic capital. The winner gets $150,000 and the loser $100,000. Spassky, a handsome Leningrad journalist who makes a living playing chess the year around, will make the first move.

He won the draw Thursday night and will play white, meaning he will make the first move. The 29-year-old American will play black in the first game. In succeeding games they alternate. Despite the charges and countercharges exchanged between the two camps there was no sign of personal animosity between the two. We Are Going To Market, We Must Close-Out Our Huge Inventory By The End of July.

Come In Today And Save On Almost Every Item In Our Entire Stock. Listed Below Are Just A Few Of The Many, Many Items We Have On Sale. If you are in high school and thinking about dropping out, dont. Thats the message of the Tulare and Kings County Manpower Survey prepared by the State Human Resources Development Department to discover economic prospects until 1975. The high school student who wants a satisfying and well paying job in the future is well advised to complete his high school education.

Technological progress has created more positions requiring high levels of education and vocational, technical and professional preparation, but has at the same time reduced the need for semiskilled and unskilled workers, the survey says. Although the survey covers most significant occupations, special emphasis was placed on examining job opportunities open to students in vocational training programs in high schools and community colleges. "This emphasis was considered essential since unemployment among youth is a major concern in the two-county area, the report stated. The major occupational trend in the two counties during the 1970s is toward white collar jobs, according to the survey. It used publications of several government agencies and mailed questionnaires and interviews of employers to record the statistics.

Industry projections and estimates of new jobs seem to indicate a rise in such areas as government, medical and health, manufacturing, agriculture and trade. Specifically, some of the jobs that will increase are clerks, salesmen, teachers, farm equipment operators and mechanics, prqcessors (oil, rubber and chemicals) and truck drivers. The general trend centers around skilled areas and service occupations such as waitresses and service station attendants. Kings County, going along with a national trend, sports an unemployment curve that rose in the early 60 dipped to a low VUn 1966 and rose to 6.0 per cent in 1970. Although there were 2,125 more jobs available in 1970 than in 1960, there were 325 more jobless.

Total employment increased by 16.2 per cent in Kings County between 1960 and 1970. The opening of Lemoore NAS, the construction and opening of a major manufacturing plant and the increase in school enrollments were responsible for most of the 10-year gain, the survey said. According to the survey, The future could hold a greater rate of economic growth. One major factor will be completion of Interstate 5 since Kings County will be midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Another factor will be the availability of water from the West Side Canal which will permit more intensive agriculture.

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