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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1971
Page
2
A Mother worries over Sidney a top high school grad who chose a local college amid homesickness a daughter cites marriage mood shifts a couple faces grocery shop quarrels and an adoptive parent debate a college choir tours California and a note on the Mayan calendar closes amid varied topics.
UCSB invites parents of 1,311 students for annual Parents Day at the seaside campus on Saturday April 24. Activities start at 9 a.m. with campus tours from Storke Plaza stalls and an open market. Exhibits include art galleries, library, marine lab, and more with student panel discussions and a Requiem Mass rehearsal in the evening.
A list of staff and association memberships appears, including Tim Conner and Clete Lunny, with roles such as News Editor and Society Editor. The note lists California and national press group affiliations and a circulation auditor, plus home delivery rates of $2.25 per issue by mail in advance.
The military orders reforms to public information programs following CBS televised the Selling of the Pentagon. Defense officials cite it as bias while Agnew and lawmakers criticize the film and demand unreleased materials. CBS plans a new Perspectives program April 18 to discuss the issue.
Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa, jailed 13 years for jury tampering, spent Easter weekend at his wife Josephine’s bedside after a one week furlough from Lewisburg federal penitentiary. He arrived in California and planned to return Monday as doctors said his presence was urgently needed and had a positive effect.
In Sacramento a two week old girl who had heart surgery for aorta blockage and a septal defect lived after her heart stopped for about an hour. Doctors renewed efforts until the beat returned and the parents were told she died, then she revived on her own. The incident occurred on April Fool’s Day at Sutter Memorial Hospital.
Report says Hoffa stayed at the Hilton with Shenker and kept whereabouts secret. No guards accompanied him but two husky men stood outside his wife's hospital room during visits. Hoffa's daughter told federal officials her mother could die at any moment, and that Mrs Hoffa loves her husband.
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