Community events lineup for Lompoc area activities
Flower Festival Queen candidate Gloria Foster car wash at Arco Station Saturday morning. Barbershop show at Lompoc Jr. High Auditorium Saturday night with Harmony Roundup tickets $2.50. BBQ Sunday at Ryan Park by Prince Hall Unity Lodge. Moose Easter party at Moose Lodge Sunday afternoon. Open horse show Sunday at J M arena with entries via Pico's or Holmdahl's. Vandenberg Base tours monthly starting April 5. Lompoc Music Association spring concert April 18 at 2 p.m. Donations $1. Submissions to Lompoc Valley Chamber before Wednesday 5 p.m.
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Arcturus
Gloria Foster
Arco Station
Burton Mesa Blvd
Constellation Road
Vandenber Village
Lompoc Jr. High Auditorium
Music Studio
Music Box
George Thompson
Lompoc
Prince Hall
Unity Lodge No
F & AM
Ryan Park
Lompoc Valley
J-M Arena
Highway 1
Sue Irwin
Santa Ynez
Pico’s Sporting Goods
Holmdahl’s
Merri Wilson
Clifford Prysock
Boston Strangler honored in Texas
The Texas House unanimously passed a resolution praising Albert De Salvo for population control work. Rep. Tom Moore withdrew the commendation after passage saying it could reflect poorly on the body’s dignity. The resolution lauded his devotion to country state and community.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas House of Representatives
Boston Strangler
Texas House
Albert de Salvo
Tom Moore
Moore
de Salvo
Boston
Massachusetts
Europe commemorates April Fools Day hoaxes across nations
Across Europe on April Fools Day outlets staged elaborate fakes. The BBC aired a 30 minute tribute to a non existent figure tied to a non existent prize. Italian radio claimed Mars landings and others spoofed traffic rules and sex film policies.
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London
UPI
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
China
Mars
West Berlin
Europe
Gerald Burley
Ettore Savini
Yehudi Menuhin
Southwark
Leonard Pearcey
Lompoc Record Adopts Superior Court Decree Details
The Lompoc Record announces its status as a legal adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court decree No. issued for California operations. It lists management including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam and Editor Harry J Crompe with staff across departments and affiliations with press associations. Rate posted at $2.25 per month with daily delivery by mail except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Recordublications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Nixon and Reagan discuss tougher welfare rules in California
President Nixon meets Gov. Reagan at the Western White House to hear plans to tighten welfare eligibility. HEW threatens to cut 700 million dollars in California funds if aid rules do not conform. Also noted: Nixon backs stronger work provisions and a 42 million unemployment retraining program for about 100000 scientists and engineers.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
White House
HEW
Reagan
Elliot L. Richardson
Caspar Weinberger
Wilbur Mills
Speedy trial promised for Alioto
A federal judge promised a speedy trial for Mayor Joseph L. Alioto and three former Washington officials charged with bribery and mail fraud. Judge Beeks aimed for late May or early June with deadlines April 13 for defense motions and April 23 for prosecutions, plus a May 7 pretrial. Alioto seeks a venue change to San Francisco to continue duties amid a school strike.
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Seattle
UPI
Joseph L. Alioto
Washington
U.S
William T. Beeks
Beeks
Alioto
San Francisco
John J. O'Connell
O'Connell
George K. Faler
John G. McCutcheon
Pierce County
Wash
April Fools Day Pranks Ring Portland Zoo
The Portland Zoo in Oregon logs a busy April Fool day with 500 joke calls before noon. Staff fielded requests for spoof names such as Mr Fox Al E. Gator Mr Bird and Mr Funt, responding with quick quips and confirmations of no such person.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Portland Zoo
Mr. Fox
al E. Gator
Juror denies sexual activities in Manson trial
The jury foreman Herman Tubick says no sexual activity occurred among jurors during the Tate Sabianca case. He recalls a juror discussing a possible magazine deal and $200000, which Tubick found shocking and says the jurors felt they were doing God's will. He would be disappointed if the death verdict were reduced or reversed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Herman Tubick
Ambassador Hotel
William Zamora
Tubick
Zamora
Manson
Larry Sheeley
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Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
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Dar Duffy
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International Press Inter-American Institute
National Association and California Press Association
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Adm
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Calley
Fort Benning
My Lai
Western Union Quartet
Lompoc Junior High School
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Western Union
South Bay
Don Kovar
Pete Neushul
Bob Cathaway
Don Miller
Fred Bock
George Burroughs
Faler
McCutcheon
American Bar Association
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Jeanne Watkis
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Mi Sits Theatre
SAT. JR. Matinee
e—Hearth
Santa Maria Way
Santa Maria
Trouble Pie Angels
Cherry
Harry
Raquel
Vixen
Santa Maagia
Peppertree Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer
Dan Curtis
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Joan Bennett
Thet Metrocoln
Riser
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Sleeping Beauty
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