Lompoc Record Editorial Policy and Contact Details
The Lompoc Record invites opinion aligned with good taste and laws and aims to present news facts and editorial opinions distinctly. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No. H St Lompoc CA 93436 with staff including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Harry J. Crompe. affiliated with several press associations.
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Call for declassification reform amid secret papers debate
The piece argues the Pentagon papers were largely fabrication, urges declassification reforms, and cites officials like Buckley Reid Gardner Hagerty Rabinovich and Hillsman who call for independent reviews and clearer legal procedures to restore public trust in government transparency and democracy.
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Rutgers University
Lloyd C. Gardner
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Rep
Reid
Dominican Republic
Indochina
Muskie Favored In Michigan Delegates After Big Detroit Push
Capitol report notes Michigan's 132 convention votes make it the richest non primary prize for 1972. Muskie leads with strong Detroit performance and 50 percent plus of the state’s delegates, while McGovern Bayh Jackson Harris and others trail, with Michigan showing patterns similar to other states. Hart backs Muskie, aiding his effort.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Nea
Michigan
George McGovern
South Dakota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Big Ed Muskie
Detroit
Economic Club
Muskie
Vietnam
John English
James Hudson
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
McGovern
Philip Hart
Hart
Maine
Rhyme time vacations and meet people
A brief note describes people returning from vacations and meeting others as they explain what to expect, while anticipation from departure is noted and reflected by Eugene McAllister.
Elected representatives list for U S senators and state lawmakers
The document lists U S Senator Alan Cranston and U S Senator John Tunney with Washington D C office addresses, Congressman Charles M Teague in Longworth Building, and state lawmakers State Senator Robert Lagomarsino at the State Capitol Sacramento and State Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray.
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U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington D.C
John Tunney
Washington, D.C
Charles M. Teague
Longworth
Robert Lagomarsino
State
Sacramento
Calif
W. Don MacGillivray
Pentagon Vietnam Plans Revealed as Risky and Ill-Founded
Ray Cromley reports that senior U.S. leaders proposed conventional divisions, air attacks, reprisals, and escalation in Vietnam without solid evidence or understanding of enemy tactics. The piece notes nonexistent intelligence, flawed assumptions, and potential deaths of thousands as a result.
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Washington
Nea
Pentagon
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Tse-tung
Gen
Giao
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Peking
Asian
Reunion of World War II gang in Archibald seems doomed
Harry Crompe recalls a WWII reunion effort led by a determined old sergeant who tracked down former crew members from Ansonia Connecticut to a Catholic priest named Walsh, only to fail. The column notes a failed hunt and plans for local civic issues such as a Vandenberg Village hearing, bike trails, and Goleta’s bike initiative.
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Archibald
Ohio
Sarge
Montana
Mike Walsh
Walsh
Ansonia
Connecticut
Africa
Sicily
Vatican
Washington, D.C
Crompe
Vandenberg Village
Veterans Memorial Building
Goleta
Reedson Dairy Cuts Milk Prices in City Delivery
In 1921 the Reedson Dairy lowers milk prices to 3 dollars per quart and 2 dollars per pint for city delivery, the lowest in years. William Hall joins Celtic Products Co. as an engineer and moves to White Hills with his wife and two children. Doc and Bills Garage changes hands to Stanley and Ben Ruffner, excluding the Buick agency. New Tricollette sweater coats and Georgette Crepe de Chine blouses are advertised.
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Reedson Dairy
William Hall
The
Celtic Products Co
White Hills
Moore Mercantile Co
The Best Things In Life Proved Phony
A cheeky note mocks a debtor who claimed life’s best joys cost nothing. It jokes that every time a bet on a horse is temptingly near, the person avoids payment and slips away.
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Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Gaylen Jackson
J. Donald Adam
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
National Review of
New York Times
William F. Buckley Jr
Buckley
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R-N.y
Defense Department
United States
State Department
William L. Shirer
Capitol
Bruce Bioss
Washington State
Henry W Jackson
Berry's
Wwe
Eugene McAllister
Board Room
Ray Cromley
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H & Ocean
Harry Crompe
Yesteryears
Doc
Bill
Stanley
Ben Ruffner
Buick
Lompoc Equipment Co
Forrest Hibbits
Lompoc Valley
Ecology Action
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