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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
2
Washington UPI notes millions of Americans pay more tax than owed due to IRS law complexity. Elderly taxpayers may miss a 15 percent retirement credit as credit processes improve but require careful filing. Senate aging committee backs simpler returns and warns honest mistakes hit seniors hardest.
Five of six inmates who fled Halawa Jail surrendered meekly and were recaptured as police moved in with shotguns and M16 rifles at a Kahala house. Suspects Medeiros Cuevas and Silva were seized. two others Kealoha and Brown were arrested nearby. Edward Hose remained at large with murder charges totaling seven for the group.
The Lompoc Record published by Lompoc Record Publications is a second class mail newspaper in California under Act of Congress. It lists staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Editor Harry J. Crompe and notes memberships in several press associations. Rate shown is $2.25 per month with mail and delivery options.
Two young sisters aged 10 and 9 walked four hours through rain soaked woods to summon help for their family following a plane crash near Orinda. Rancher Henry Boeger and Contra Costa deputies aided in rescuing James Bryner and family, all in satisfactory condition at John Muir Hospital.
John Adam and Donald Ball, both 16, from Gardena High School, surpassed the Guinness World Record by teeter-tottering for 130 12 hours, starting earlier Sunday and ending at 4 p.m. Students explained they chose the stunt during Easter holidays and sought an easy record to break.
James Hoffa, Teamsters official furloughed from Lewisburg Prison, spent Easter with his ailing wife Josephine Hoffa at UC Medical Center where doctors said her condition is improving. Attorney Morris Shenker said Hoffa would return to the penitentiary in Pennsylvania today.
Nearly 300 anti-war demonstrators marched through Bremerton against the USS Constellation’s sailing. Sailors attached to the ship joined the protest, reporting for duty at midnight as the carrier prepared to depart for San Diego then Southeast Asia. A candlelight vigil was planned by about 35 protesters after the march.
Assemblyman Robert Burke proposes five bills and a resolution to restrict abortions. He seeks to remove reliance on mental health need, lower the pregnancy limit to ten weeks, ban saline injections, and restrict abortion review committee actions while urging a study of practices since 1967.
Western Senator Gale McGee urged a two year moratorium on clear cutting and an independent study commission to examine Forest Service practices after hearings. University of Montana geologist Robert Curry warned of erosion, while industry supporters argued clear cutting aids reforestation and reduces lumber costs.
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