Can't identify these elements in this schematic
The N.C refers to "Not Connected". You may wonder why the emitter of Q1 is connected to a voltage divider (R10/R11) when the base and collector are not connected to anything. Q1 is part of a CA3046 transistor array and the emitter of Q1 is also the substrate for the chip. It should be connected to a point with a relatively negative potential. 

The 8 dots and wide black shorting bars (that short two pair of pins in one of three positions) is a 2 pole 3 position slide switch.. 

The '0.00V' indicates the voltage at that node of the circuit- it is a virtual ground since U2A drives the long-tailed pair to force that node to 0.00V. 

-12V is a supply rail, as is +12V.

The arrow is the wiper of a 500\$\Omega\$ trimpot, used to adjust the voltage very slightly- it's nominally about 0.63V, so very similar to the voltage on the base of Q5. However it is fixed, and the voltage on the base of Q5 will drop by 2mV/degree C of the CA3046 die temperature. The purpose of this is to ovenize the CA3046 (maintain an elevated constant die temperature). To this end, Q4 is used to heat the die, and Q5 is the temperature sensor with Q6 and U2B forming a feedback controller. If you don't have details of the adjustment procedure I would suggest not messing with Mr. trimpot.