Lompoc Record Supports Open Opinion Expression
The Lompoc Record states its columns welcome all expressions of opinion within good taste and legal bounds while aiming to present facts in news and opinions in editorials.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1974
Page
12
The Lompoc Record states its columns welcome all expressions of opinion within good taste and legal bounds while aiming to present facts in news and opinions in editorials.
A Defense Department report says 266 million dollars, unused and unallocated, was found in the Pentagon after Congress rejected raising the foreign aid ceiling. The funds, leftovers from last year’s defense budget, may be sent to Southeast Asia if Congress does not object.
Washington commentary details Sen Thurmond’s 32 senator list and implied acquittal odds for Nixon. It notes Kissinger Panama visit February seven and Bunker negotiations on a new canal treaty, with U.S. veto at UN Security Council and Panamanian sovereignty tensions. It cites regional support patterns and the canal’s strategic role.
Postal savings stamps will be available at the local post office starting May 1 per postmaster Alex Main. The office will also handle local investors in baby defense bonds as part of the program and the city plans a major disaster ordinance for May 6.
At nesting time the egret shows a snowy plume while fish frog and lizard join in his gizzard as he searches for more to eat. The verses blend natural observation with playful rhyme about wildlife behavior.
Advertising expert Harry Crompe notes a flood of toothpaste claims from fluoride to whitening. Memory Elvin-Lewis reports wooden African chewing sticks contain caries inhibitors, suggesting new science behind oral hygiene.
Washington University researchers Dr Elwin Lewis and Walter H Lewis studied African chewing sticks since 1970 noting Massalaria acuminate a hardwood from the coffee family in Southern Nigeria inhibits bacterial plaque. Fegara zanthoxyloides shows lesser effects and dentifrices using these woods are in production in England and India. Clinical studies at Washington University are under way.
A San Luis Obispo City Council executive session sparks a legal challenge under the Brown Act. The case hinges on whether an ad hoc committee membership constitutes city officers and whether private discussions violated public access. The piece weighs executive session rules and the act’s broad public right to know.
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