Lompoc Record Publisher Office and Staff List
The Lompoc Record publishes daily except Sundays and Christmas Day. It is produced by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No. H St Lompoc CA 93436 with P.O. Box 578. Staff include Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam publisher, Harry J. Crompe editor, Lawrence C. Grossman VP, Gaylen Jackson business manager, and J. Donald Adam board member.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
California
No. H St
Lompoc
P.O. Box
Tel
Regent
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Gaylen Jackson
J. Donald Adam
Better Business Bureau Gains Momentum as Consumer Pressure Rises
The Council of Better Business Bureaus seeks to transform self regulation into a bridge between consumers and business. It plans regional offices, expanded local bureaus, stronger advertising guidelines, and mediation panels. A New York court ruling cleared the BBB of a 2 million libel suit over false advertising, bolstering its efforts.
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NAACP
BBB
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Better Business Bureau
Council of Better Business Bureaus
CBBB
United States
Canada
Golden Rule
Ray Cromley
Supreme Court of New York State
Council
Saigon elites push constitutional change to allow Communists to run
A powerful bloc of anti Communist Saigon officials plans a late year drive to amend South Vietnam’s constitution to permit Communist candidates. They seek Thieu support for elections and hope open polls would defeat Communists while warning against forced or negotiated coalitions.
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Washington
Nea
South Vietnam
Republic
Thieu
Saigon
Viet Cong
Paris
Ho Chi Minh
Modest Maxims in a Modern Evening
A collection of wry asides on daily life and gadgetry. The sketches poke fun at hitchhiking, plastic bags, magicians, food costs, golf chatter, and the tech age. Each quip highlights social foibles with a tongue in cheek tone.
Rhyme Time You May Quote Me Politician Quoting Desire
A poem fragment shows a politician seeking frequent quotation and attacking opponents. The speaker suggests extreme behavior like swallowing goldfish or standing on his head as a rebuke to the quoted figure. Eugene McAllister.
Jackson Gains Ground From Financiers in Democratic Race
Marquis Childs reports a shift in the 1972 Democratic nomination scene as Sen. Henry Jackson and Rep. Wilbur Mills build backing from Truman Kennedy Johnson loyalists and eastern financiers. Jackson is seen as more electable and has growing preconvention money, with Mills fading in comparison.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen
Henry Jackson
Rep
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senator Jackson
McGovern
America
Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Jackson
Representative Mills
Mills
Ways and Means
Senate
Wapakoneta Nostalgia and Local Quirks From Old Panels
A Santa Paula Chronicle humor piece recalls a generous grocer who gifts goods to a credit seeker and asks only to stop credit. The column then notes Wapakoneta Ohio’s nickel phone service plans through 1988 and Neil Armstrong's hometown status. It ends with reader mail and oddities about house flies and space debris.
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Bob Vincent
Santa Paula
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Neil Armstrong
Lompoc House
Fire destroys Celtic mill and threatens nearby warehouses
From our 96-year-old files dated April 1 1930 the Celtic Corporation's old Number 1 mill on E Laurel and A Streets burned late Wednesday night. The blaze threatened two large nearby warehouses storing manufactured products. State Senator Harry Chamberlin toured local businessmen and postmaster D C Saunders as he campaigns for Lieutenant Governor.
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Celtic Corporation
E. Laurel
Harry Chamberlin
D. C. Saunders
Roosevelt Tribute Follows Nation and Lompoc Ceremony
April 20 1945 reports the nation in the East Room and Lompoc in the USO auditorium paying final respects to Franklin D Roosevelt. C A Stadley plans a new market Stadley's Food Enterprise in the Spanne Building opposite the post office on South I. A Camp Cooke expansion project valued at 4 600 000 was announced by Senator Sheridan Downey.
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White House
Franklin Delano Rooseveldt
Lompoc
USO
C. A. Stadley
Stadley
Spanne Building
South I
Camp Cooke
Sheridan Downey
Political figures listed with Washington and Sacramento addresses
US Senator Alan Cranston and US Senator John Tunney share Washington DC offices. Congressman Charles Teague and State Senator Lagomarsino are listed with Capitol and Sacramento addresses. Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray appears among listings.
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U.S
John Tunney
Senate
Washington, D.C
Charles M. Teague
Longworth
Robert Lagomarsino
State
Sacramento
Calif
W. Don MacGillivray
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
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International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Berry
Eugene McAllister
Marquis Childs
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
H & Ocean
Harry Crompe
Yesteryears
Burpee Company
Trenton
N.J
Detroit
Alan Cranston
Washington D.C
Ecology Action
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