Economy slips in first quarter but inflation surges
The Commerce Department reports a 1.5 percent annual drop in output for Q1, the steepest since 1960, while inflation runs at 5 percent. GNP stands at a seasonally adjusted 960 billion dollars, up from Q4, with industrial production rising 0.2 percent last month. Harold Passer says growth should resume this quarter.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Harold C. Passer
Commerce
Lompoc clubs host events from paper drive to concert
The Methodist Youth Fellowship runs a paper drive tonight 6 to 8 at 925 North F Street. Lompoc Valley Chess Club celebrates its first anniversary tonight at 7 in the Public Library multipurpose room with chess events and refreshments. Additional events include garage and bake sales by Women of the Moose, a barbershop concert, Breakfast With The Authors, a spring dance at Queen of Angels Church, Mozart in Brass concert, a family picnic by Parents Without Partners, and more community activities with dates and venues listed for Goleta and Lompoc venues.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Methodist Church
North F Street
Lompoc Valley
Women of the Moose
North Orchid St
Queen of Angels Church
Village Country Club
Waller Park
Airlifted South Vietnamese In Jungle Near A Shau Valley
Helicopters ferried 500 South Vietnamese infantry into jungle clearings near the A Shau Valley amid heavy fighting. North Vietnamese units were said trapped between arriving South Vietnamese forces as a Cobra helicopter was shot down. A Vietnamese soldier and an Australian adviser were killed. B52s bombed North Vietnamese gun positions near Dak Seang and Dak Pek, totaling 300 tons.
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Saigon
UPI
A Shau
U. S
101St Airborne Division
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hamburger Hill
Dak Seang
John O'Hara Buried in Princeton Cemetery
Novelist John O'Hara, age 65, was buried in Princeton Cemetery after a private service at Princeton Chapel. Attendees included his widow Katherine, New Yorker cartoonist Charles Addams, Joan Payson, Robert F. Goheen, Richard J. Hughes, and others, with survivors listing a daughter Mrs. Dennis J. Hobaham of New York.
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Princeton
UPI
John O’hara
Grover Cleveland
Aaron Burr
Princeton Chapel
Samarra
Butterfield
O’hara
Katherine
New Yorker
Charles Addams
John Steinbeck
John Hay Whitney
New York Herald Tribune
Whitney
Joan Payson
New York Mets
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Walter E. Edge
Princeton University
Robert F. Goheen
Dennis J. Hobaham
New York
Lompoc Record Details and Publication Notice
Public newspaper notice lists Lompoc Record, its publication status under Superior Court Decree No 47065, publishing daily excluding Sundays and Christmas Day, with staff roles and affiliations. Details include address in Lompoc California 93436 and rate of 2.25 per month home delivery by mail.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Tunney Blames Nixon for California Farming Woes
Rep. John V. Tunney blames the Nixon administration for California agriculture’s economic squeeze and urges relaxed federal loan policies. He outlines plans to speak to agricultural leaders in Sacramento and address students in Stockton while campaigning in Modesto on his Central Valley tour.
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Sacramento
UPI
John V. Tunney
California
Nixon
Tunney
U.S. Senate
University of Pacific
Stockton
Modesto
Central Valley
Top candidates named in 1970 Flower Festival Queen contest
John Martin, chair of the Flower Festival Committee, announced the first weekly leaders in ticket sales Dianne Bouslaugh Linda Lance and Delores Zazuet sponsor groups named. Winners of the week prize are Shirley Grangard and Gery Magalong with gift certificates from Appliance Center and Reno's. claims at Lompoc Valley Chamber.
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John Martin
Dianne Bouslaugh
Linda Lance
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters
Delores Zazuet
G. I. Forum
Martin
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Royal Court
Shirley Grangard
Lake Canyon Court
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Senate panel backs bill to license auto repair shops
The Senate Business and Professions Committee endorsed Beilenson proposed measure to create a state licensing agency for auto repair dealers. It would license shops for about 50 dollars annually, allow spot inspections, and revoke licenses after excessive complaints. Deputy AG Elkins cited widespread fraud and misrepresentation in California repairs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Business and Professions Committee
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Beilenson
Alan Short
Stockton Democrat
California
Herschel Elkins
Los Angeles School Board Seeks Back-To-Work Deal With UTLA
LA district faces about 50 percent student absenteeism as 616 schools push for a back-to-work agreement with United Teachers of Los Angeles. Superintendent Robert Kelly leads talks aimed at return by Monday, excluding salary and program issues per Board President Arthur Gardner. Contempt hearings against strike leaders were postponed to April 27.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Kelly
United Teachers of
Arthur Gardner
Kelly
UTLA
California considers restricting agricultural burning to clean weather
The Assembly Agriculture Committee plans antismog legislation to ban open outdoor burning of combustible waste in California after July 1971, excluding agricultural waste. The bill tasks the Air Resources Board with weather based burn restrictions and permits, with enforcement as a misdemeanor and focus on protecting public health.
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Sacramento
API
The
Assembly Agriculture Committee
California
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Air Resources Board
Naval Academy Graduates Earn Bachelor of Science Degrees
Graduates of the four year course at the U S Naval Academy receive the Bachelor of Science degree and are commissioned as Ensigns in the U S Navy or as Second Lieutenants in the U S Marine Corps.
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U.S. Naval Academy
US. Navy
le Marine Corps
Liberals Try To Stall Douglas Impeachment Move
Liberals in Congress hope to halt a rush to impeach Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, as House Rules and Judiciary Committees clash over resolutions. Impeachment starts with a simple House vote and conviction would require a two thirds Senate verdict, making conviction unlikely. Conservatives expect to push charges in Colmer's committee while liberals seek a careful inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
House
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
House Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Douglas
Celler
Colmer
Reagan defends bloodbath remark as figure of speech
Governor Reagan criticizes those who took his Yosemite bloodbath comment literally calling it neurotic. He said the phrase was speech not a call to violence and urged administrators to end appeasement after campus disorder remarks.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Yosemite
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American Red Cross
Alfred Lara
Dick Osmundsen
Lara
Robert Baray
Pine Avenue
John O'Hara
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
SAT. JR. Matinee
Wales
Valley Drive-In
Martha
Jim Brown
George Kennedy
Valley Paire
Ci Young
Woody Allen
American Broadcasting Company, Inc
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Hugh Davies
William F. Buckley ,Sr
William F. Buckley, Jr
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