Lompoc Record Editorial Affiliation and Address
The Lompoc Record publishes opinions alongside news and is produced by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No. H St Lompoc CA 93436 P O Box 578. The staff include J Donald Adam publisher and secretary treasurer Harry Crompe editor and vice president Gaylen Jackson business manager and vice president.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
California
No. H St
Lompoc
P.O. Box
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Regent
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Automated audio guides roll into national parks
Canned guides using rental tape players are introduced at Great Smoky Mountains Grand Teton Rocky Mountain Glacier Gettysburg National Military Park. National Park Service tapes with music and sounds offer driving commentary. Gettysburg tapes cost 4.95 plus a 20 deposit.
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National Park System
Great Smoky Mountains
Grand Teton
Rocky Mountain
Glacier National Parks
Gettysburg National Military Park
National Park Service
Comprehensive Communications Inc
New York
Gettysburg
International view on heroin trade and enforcement limits
Ray Cromley reports that arresting users and even large pushers fails to curb heroin. U S and international narcotics networks are highly resilient, with arrests leading to replacements. Opium grows legally in Turkey, smuggling routes via Syria and France feed New York markets, and enforcement relies on tip offs and global intelligence.
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U.S
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
White House
United States
Turkey
Syria
France
New York
Canada
Brazil
From Our 95-year-old files Yesteryears entries
A compilation of early 20th century notes mentions a successful kill of a weed pest at the Dixie Thompson ranch using carbon bisulphide, an Army bid call for an armored division camp near Lompoc on Burton Mesa, a Santa Barbara county housing authority referendum petition, potential sewer system concerns for Lompoc’s water, and local events from 1923 including a dahlia show and deer harvest by local hunters.
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Dixie Thompson Ranch
U.S. Army
Lompoc
Burton Mesa
Lompoc Harris road bond election set for September 25
The board of supervisors called a special meeting Monday and set September 25 as the election date for the Lompoc Harris station road bond measure.
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Board of Supervisors
Lompoc-Harris Station Road
Washington calling by Marquis Childs Israelis fear buildup
Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco argues a 90 day ceasefire in the Middle East could be policed by satellite and electronic surveillance without a ground neutral force. Israelis fear Egypt will strengthen forces along the Suez Canal with Soviet aid, complicating peace efforts while Nasser shifts toward accepting the American proposal offering Israel’s territorial integrity.
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Washington
Middle East
Joseph J. Sisco
Mideast
Sisco
Israel
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Suez Canal
Jordan
George Habash
Hussein
Amman
Golan Heights
Sea of Galilee
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Cairo
Edward Crankshaw
Russia
Enlivening Rallies and Rail Tales Offer Odd News
A Cleveland hard hats rally drew about 175 after inviting extreme speakers who declined. a Cairo Illinois Nazi rally attracted only 31, with six policemen, two reporters, and nine juveniles. Rail safety gains are noted with a 1969 report claiming trains are far safer than planes or cars, and a University of Arizona chemist settles the top of Pike's Peak egg-boiling debate in 28 minutes. Thoughts while shaving announce a teachers vacation extension, life with the Manson family, and a Boys Club aluminum drive for funding.
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Cleveland
Pike’s Peak
U of Arizona
Boys’ Club
Barbed barbs on money and debt in a tight economy
The piece blends wry observations on aging, power outages, loan sharks, and personal finance. It notes cash flow anxieties, the rise of debt collection letters personalized by automation, and the strain of monthly mortgage payments in a financially tight era.
Rhyme Time Coffee Break Labor Costs
A humorous verse about a mechanic on a coffee break delaying car repairs. The speaker jokes about labor costs being hidden in the break and questions when the shrugging phrase motor part might replace the term. The quip reflects a lighthearted take on shop delays and charges.
Political Figures Listed With Office Addresses
A compiled snippet lists U S Senator Alan Cranston and Senator George Murphy along with their Washington D C offices, Congressman Charles M Teague, State Senator Robert Lagomarsino, and State Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray with associated addresses in Washington and California. The fragment outlines residence and office locations for several California and federal lawmakers.
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Yesteryears
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara
County Housing Authority
Alpha Club
Grammar School
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W.S. Calvert
Marquis Childs
Soviet Union
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America
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Harry Crompe
Association of American Railroads
AAR
Eugene McAllister
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington, D.C
George Murphy
Washington, DC
Charles M Teague
Longworth
Robert Lagomarsino
State
Sacramento
Calif
W. Don MacGillivray
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