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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
2
The Lompoc City Council will not meet next week due to Easter vacations and likely quorum issues. A rescheduled meeting is set for April 24.
In West Covina California Ronald Myers was charged with disturbing the peace after a road dispute with Judge Jack Alex who followed too closely and alleged Myers failed to signal. Alex will not preside over the arraignment at Citrus Municipal Court next Wednesday.
UPI reports 40th straight day of U S bombing in Cambodia with B52s and fighters striking near Phnom Penh and Highway 1. Attacks come after an ambush killed at least 10 high ranking officers near Neak Luong as 6,000 troops confront allied forces and intelligence notes possible sappers or rockets.
William Farr argues cooperation with Older shows informants were attorneys, but he says perjury claims by the two lawyers complicate the case. He doubts the Nixon era public right to know but notes reporters face jail threats. without source protection, corruption stories may disappear. He defends the press as serving free information flow.
Across South Vietnam fighting eased Sunday except the Mekong Delta where ARVN units aided a supply ship under attack on the Mekong River. The government reported three enemy dead and 38 wounded as rockets hit the Tan Chau navy base. Hong Ngu and Tan Chau remain flashpoints in IV Corps near the Cambodian frontier. Post Office workers brace for Easter mail surge as tax returns push late filings.
Washington reports the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco will close as part of a national reduction in military installations. The yard must be closed by June 30, 1974 with some transfers starting this year. Hamilton Air Force Base in Marin County is also slated to close with 2,300 military and civilian positions eliminated.
Paul Franklin Leitzke, 64, of 3343 Via Dona Street, died Saturday at home. Graveside services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Retired custodial worker for Lompoc Unified School District. An 11 year Lompoc resident. Survived by sons Eddie Leitzke, James Leitzke, and Morris Murphy.
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, lets stand Maine 1969 antidiscrimination statute and revocation of 15 Elks lodge liquor licenses for racial discrimination, signaling states may act in liquor license enforcement.
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