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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1971

Page

2

California Prostitution Bills Stir Mixed Mail by Lawmaker

Sacramento Assemblyman Leroy F. Green facing a flood of mail over two bills to legalize prostitution. Some praise the move as crime and disease countermeasures, others attack his morality. 200 letters received statewide amid partisan debate.

Sacramento UPI California Arroyo Grande Leroy F. Green Alhambra Greene State Department of Public Health Assembly Education Committee UCLA

Soong choked on food death in San Francisco

San Francisco coroner ruled Dr. T V Soong died from a piece of food lodged in his throat with possible stroke as a predisposing factor. Autopsy pending further pathology tests. Funeral plans centered in New York with Soong and widow Laura. three daughters en route from New York Manila and Singapore. He was foreign minister after Pearl Harbor and briefly premier in 1945.

San Francisco UPI T. V. Soong China Henry Turkel Soong Turkel Edward EU Bank of Caton New York Laura Manila Singapore Mme Chiang Kai-Shek Sun Yat- Sen Nationalist China Kwangtung Pearl Harbor

Nation's weather rages from drought to snow across states

The report notes six inches of snow in Valentine Nebraska and Cheyenne Wyoming, while Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas face thunderstorms and hail. Coral Gables receives 2.28 inches, Everglades drought fears grow, and a DC6 cloud-seeding effort aims to dampen drought. Severe storms bring hail hospitalizations, wind damage, and estimated losses of 250000, with snow spreading from the Dakotas to Nebraska. Stockmen’s warnings issued for southern Iowa, western Nebraska, and the Dakotas.

United Press International Valentine Neb Cheyenne Wyo Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Florida Coral Gables Everglades Miami National Weather Service Iowa Enid Okla Nebraska St. Joseph Chanute Kan Dakotas Wyoming Colorado Iana

Reagan expands local say on freeways in new policy shift

Governor Reagan unveils a policy giving local communities more input and potential veto power over freeway routes and even the need for projects. If locals prefer rapid transit they must finance it themselves, while state and local officials will jointly study the best transportation option.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan Administration James A. Moe Reagan State Department of Public Works Public Works Department State Highway Commission Moe San Francisco Malibu Santa Barbara San Gabriel Mountains

Billy Sol Estes Wins Parole On West Texas Fraud Case

Billie Sol Estes, once a major political donor linked to the Kennedy era scandal, will be freed July 12 after serving six years of a 15 year federal sentence for mail fraud and conspiracy. He will live with his wife and four children in Abilene Texas and work on his brother's farm.

Lyndon B. Johnson Abilene Tex John Estes la Tuna Federal Correctional Institution el Paso West Texas U.S John F. Kennedy Cotton Agriculture Orville A. Freeman Dallas Commodity Credit Corporation

Health officials blast Reagan Medi-Cal overhaul plan

County health officials denounce Governor Reagan's Medi-Cal overhaul as a threat to taxpayers and the health of the poor. They warn of higher costs, cite TB and cancer burdens, and favor Cal-Care or modified Medi-Cal. County leaders argue state budget limits strain hospitals and county administration.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan George Pickett San Mateo County Pickett Reagan Assembly Health Committee Harris Hogan County Supervisors Association Los Angeles County L. A. Witherill County Department of Hospitals Monroe Epstein Santa Clara Howard W. Campen Campen Timothy E. O’brien San Francisco California Hospital Association Msgr. O'Brien William Campbell

Officer accused as Army captain actions at My Lai inquiry

Four former soldiers testified at a court martial board that Capt Eugene M Kotouc cut off a Viet Cong prisoner's finger during interrogation and that the prisoner was later shot by South Vietnamese police. One witness positively identified Kotouc as the officer, with the incident tied to the My Lai day after the massacre.

FT. Mcpherson, Ga UPI Eugene M. Kotouc My Lai Kotouc Humbolt, Neb Vietnam

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