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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1969
Page
2
Nixon proposes sweeping changes to public aid aiming to double eligibility and costs while nationalizing welfare. The plan links benefits to work or training, offers no-string revenue sharing with states, and removes paternal conditions to discourage desertion while rewarding job training.
A detailed daily lineup of activities across Thompson Park and Pioneer Park including Low organized events, table games, slip and slide, President's fitness, arts and crafts, drama, hot dog roasts, and high organized sessions. Some days feature hockey and softball with no activities listed.
Bob J. Gaston of Connecticut Mutual Life speaks in Lompoc Valley offering guidance on saving for the future and estate planning. He provides contact details and outlines a community schedule with events at Floresta Park including drama, table games, folk dance, and other activities.
The Lompoc Record notes its status as a second class mail newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President and J. Donald Adam as Publisher and Secretary-Treasurer, with staff roles for editor, business manager, and other positions. Subscriptions are $2.00 per month, with daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
President Nixon and wife Pat with daughter Tricia depart for San Clemente to stay in a new $340,000 Spanish style estate. He will hold Cabinet meetings NSC sessions and councils there while sending three messages to Congress on welfare manpower training and revenue sharing.
Lompoc Drug Clinic will open Monday and Saturday evenings from 8 to 12 at the Community Services Center 521 East Ocean Ave. The session aims to provide factual information on narcotics and dangerous drugs for youths. Clinic director Jack Hanstein public health nurse Eileen Dunn and staff member Jesse Elliott lead the sessions. Hotline RE 6-8725 available 7:30 to 12.
American biochemist Linus Pauling told the International Congress of Social Psychiatry that an average smoker of 20 cigarettes daily dies eight years earlier than a nonsmoker. He provided no cited sources for the claim in his Monday speech.
President Nixon's welfare reform proposals drew mixed reactions from lawmakers. NWRO called the plan too low, while some Republicans praised aspects but with reservations. Senators Javits Goodell Scott Brooke and Ford offered cautious support, noting benefits and concerns for states with high relief costs.
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