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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1977
Page
3
The United States and Cuba announced a two part fishing pact reached in New York and Havana. It covers overlapping waters off the Florida coast and may grant Cuban vessels limited access within the U S 200 mile zone.
Premier Pham Van Dong said he is optimistic the Paris talks with the United States will begin a new era in bilateral relations. Hanoi will demand that Washington honor Nixon era pledges for 3.5 billion dollars in reconstruction aid as talks open next Tuesday. Dong spoke after a four day official visit to France where Paris pledged 264 million in aid. Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said Pham Hien will represent Vietnam at the talks with the U.S. negotiator.
The day in Sacramento reports the Governor's opposition to two major property tax relief bills that would raise income taxes on the wealthy. A crime package is proposed in a speech to the California District Attorneys Association.
The Natural Resources Defense Council told the Consumer Product Safety Commission that asbestos hazards exist in items from imitation fireplace ash to children’s modeling clay and vinyl floor tile adhesives. The group cites cancer risks from inhalation and urges broader action beyond construction patching compounds.
Mormon genealogists link President Carter to John Carter born 1575 in London tracing 10 generations. The Deseret News report highlights Wiley Carter who moved to Georgia, faced a self defense killing, owned 2200 acres, and left money to 12 heirs. Wiley’s son Littleberry served in the Confederate Army and peanuts were first raised by the family. the earliest Carter in America was Thomas Carter, an indentured servant arriving in 1635.
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