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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1971
Page
7
Assessor Harry Holmquist's office reports thousands of notices indicating assessed values may rise or fall this year. The notices, sent before July 1, allow property owners to discuss changes with the assessor, a courtesy emphasized by Assistant Assessor Charles Brown amid rising county and district levies.
Air Force and Navy revise rules after Capt Susan Struck fight to stay in service post birth. Changes allow quick abortions to remain active if desired, reentry within 12 months after discharge, and automatic active-duty status if childbirth occurs before action. Struck remains on duty via court order as her case goes to the 9th Circuit. A North Dakota transfer to Minot is labeled permanent, with possible reassignment if she wins. A separate New York ad from 49 Army First Cavalry soldiers urges antiwar marches on April 24.
Archbishop McGucken suspended Rev. Robert Duryea a 49-year-old priest after it emerged he had been married for seven years and had a five year old son. Duryea and his wife sat among Easter Mass worshipers before his removal from St. Peter's Church Pacifica. His wife and son will live with him elsewhere in the Santa Clara Valley. Duryea married June 15 1964 and spoke in a Pacifica Tribune interview about his situation and hopes for lifting celibacy rules.
A California Assembly subcommittee endorsed a $68.67 million package of salary and fringe benefit increases for University of California and state college instructors. The bill, sponsored by Ken Meade, would raise UC faculty by 13 percent with 4 percent fringe, and state college teachers by 19 percent with 6 percent fringe. UC President Hitch supported the measure, warning against losing top staff, and Gov Reagan has proposed no increases in the 1971-72 budget.
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