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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
8
The Record states its aim to present facts in news columns and opinions in editorial columns, outlining separate sections for reporting and commentary and emphasizing accuracy and discernment in each.
After a six week recess the State Legislature returns to the Capitol to tackle capping a long agenda including no fault insurance capital punishment and education reform. Analysts doubt major laws will pass in this two year session amid partisan checks and upcoming elections. The budget for legislative operations runs nearly 45 million dollars.
William Buckley recalls a Mexico City journey and a Los Angeles bound jet crash headline. He jokes on safety, education, press freedom, and political stability in Latin America, noting a programmed democracy and his vow to avoid involvement.
A light verse advised by a paternal mood on gathering keepsakes. The speaker references Polonius and Ophelia to suggest careful curation reveals character. Eugene McAllister signs the piece.
Waters argues the committee system lacks constitutional basis and relies on expert, attentive members. He notes issues of attendance proxy voting and Speaker control over committee assignments and bill routing. The piece ends by accusing Speaker Bob Moretti of introducing a new manipulation of committees.
The text argues that leaders enlarge committees to steer outcomes. It cites Moretti adding members to shift a 3 to 2 vote to 4 to 3 on constitutional amendments. It recalls Roosevelt's failed court packing and warns such rule changes undermine the system’s structural integrity.
Spectator comment frames the California Superior Court fight over the Highway 1 bypass as a high stake process. Judge Marion A. Smith weighs abundant depositions and an abbreviated environmental filing amid decades of state planning from 1960 to 1969 plus protests from PLUS and local opponents.
A compact directory lists U S Senator Alan Cranston and John Tunney in Washington D C office addresses, along with Representatives Charles M Teague William Ketchum and state figures Robert Lagomarsino and W Donovray with Sacramento details. Contact points appear for outreach and district offices.
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