29 Apr 1972
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1972
Page
1
Officials at Lompoc's California prison investigate a bizarre incident in which two inmates allegedly placed a live rattlesnake in a prison vehicle with the intent to injure a guard. The guard was uninjured and the snake killed. suspects remain unidentified as charges are considered.
County Planning Director Britt John says residents have urged moving the hearing to Lompoc. The planned facility near the eastern gateway to Lompoc faces concern from city agencies over location on State Route 246 north of Sweeney Road. Hearings in Santa Barbara proceed Wednesday at 10 am, with no stated capacity for pens or holding areas and a frozen food locker plant also requested.
Obama? No. Humphrey and McGovern seek a majority of Ohio's 153 Democratic convention delegates. They blitz Ohio's industrial north, courting Muskie delegates after his withdrawal while Maine Senator remains off the ballot in some races. Senate holds delay Kleindienst nomination as Byrd signals a full airing of misconduct claims.
The House committee killed Nixon's favor of a family assistance plan and adopted a multibillion dollar welfare program pushing work or loss of benefits for up to 29 million adults and children. Cabinet members condemned the plan as regressive while officials vowed to press Nixon's proposal on the Senate floor.
City Administrator Gene Wahlers will present the 1972 73 budget to the City Council and the body will plan budget sessions before adoption. Council may adopt changes to fire zone rules lowering downtown classification. Fire Chief Don Johnson to report. Also a parks and recreation fee plan to be introduced after a city attorney report.
City planner Al Autry advocates rapid yet controlled growth in Lompoc. He urges reform of zoning, land use, and subdivision patterns, warns against urban sprawl, and calls for pre zoning and possible downzoning to steer future development while addressing tax base and infrastructure needs.
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