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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
8
County official Charles F. Monte Catterlin supports a pause on new county hires except for emergencies as budgets loom. He cites a potential tax rise, notes a workforce near 2,900 with 2,755 permanent jobs, and aligns with Jim Worthen and Taxpayers Assn. on delaying additions this fiscal year.
Allan Hancock College hosts the third annual Vocational Education and Health Fair on April 25 from noon to 8 p.m. in the sports pavilion and applied arts area. More than 20 organizations will exhibit, with demonstrations in agribusiness automotive welding electronics and child care plus gifts for early visitors.
James Francis Byrnes died at 92 after a long career as governor secretary of state justice and wartime mobilizer His body to lie in state at the statehouse rotunda for 24 hours before noon services at Trinity Episcopal Church Funeral plans include burial at the church cemetery President Nixon led the nation in mourning and Mrs Nixon will attend Byrnes longtime health declined in recent years leaving a wife Maude and private nurse Arlington was not mentioned.
About 2,000 mourners filled Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem for the funeral of Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Rep. Charles Rangel attended, as thousands more lined the streets and watched from windows, honoring a civil rights leader who shaped his era.
Senator Clifford P. Case of New Jersey criticizes the Agriculture Department for curbing school breakfast programs. He urges immediate expansion, saying nutrition experts view breakfast as the most effective child feeding program and supports opening schools without breakfast to start one now.
Rep. Bob Wilson said ITT offered to finance part of the Republican National Convention in San Diego but later reduced the pledge to 200000 dollars. He accused a memorandum tied to Dita Beard of being doctored to embarrass the administration, and said no written agreement existed. The pledge was formalized at 200000 dollars after other San Diego interests supported the event.
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