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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
12
The Record emphasizes presenting factual reporting in its news columns while reserving opinions for its editorial pages. It outlines clear separation between objective coverage and editorial commentary for readers.
Voters in the Lompoc Unified School District head to the polls Tuesday to elect two of ten candidates to the five member board. The editorial endorses Evan Brossman, Richard Jacoby, Edward Kranz, and Gail Steiger, urging independent inquiry and open communication.
Washington debate warns that price controls cannot tame the rising cost of food. Analysts say emergency measures failed to curb inflation and demand increased farming output, with calls for a national policy to stabilize meat and crop production and reduce trade deficits.
The nationwide meat boycott led by grateful housewives and joined by groups may reshape consumer activism. It spurred ad hoc organizing into a national force, prompted price dip in cities like Los Angeles, and raised political pressure on Congress and White House.
A community parade and reception honor ex POW Navy Commander Ev Southwick with a motorcade, airport visit, luncheon, and civic events coordinated by local leaders including Chamber President Bob Lewis. Ceremony featured police, bands, flags, and media coverage as residents express gratitude and invite future visits.
April 18 1946 directors of the Santa Ynez Valley Farm Labor association met in Buellton to launch plans for a labor camp near Santa Ynez. Lompoc officials requested more information on a proposed swimming pool as the city nears federal housing saturation and fears federal units would compete with private builders.
Friends of The Library host a book sale and reading event at South H Street Veteran's Hall on Saturday April 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Eugene McAllister invites all to browse, read aloud, and support a good cause.
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