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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1972

Page

3

Sargent Shriver First Prominence as Peace Corps Director

Sen George McGovern selects Sargent Shriver as running mate after Shriver rose to national prominence as the first Peace Corps director in 1961. President Kennedy, Shriver’s brother in law, hands him a pen used to sign the Peace Corps act.

George McGovern Peace Corps John F. Kennedy Shriver

Bar official warns lawyers must discipline misconduct

In San Francisco California Bar president David K. Robinson warned that the state may take over discipline of lawyers if misconduct is not properly handled. He cited rising complaints and noted reforms in publishing disciplinary actions. The luncheon coincided with ABA meeting in Spalding England report mentions and the Bay Area bar view.

San Francisco UPI California Bar David K. Robinson Los Angeles American Bar Association Robinson Herb Ellingwood Reagan Bar State Supreme Court California

Suspects arraigned on marijuana charges in Lompoc court

Kenneth Frida Linda Martin and Phillip Bogochow were arraigned after Wednesday arrests. Bail was set at 7 500 for each by Judge Terrill Cox. A plea will be entered at a continued arraignment Monday.

Kenneth Frida Linda Martin Phillip Bogochow Lompoc Terrill Cox

Midwest warms while Northeast cools with record lows

The UPI report notes warming trends across the Midwest as the Northeast remains cool. Widespread cool air moves in, with many locations anticipating record low temperatures this morning.

Midwest

Pennsylvania official resigns amid housing scandal probe

Pennsylvania Housing Agency operations chief Michael Montbriand tendered his resignation under pressure amid connections to a California housing scandal. Agencies consider action on executive director Harry Zollinger as he faces possible California indictment. Wilcox notes Zollinger’s hiring and checks. Weather context briefly notes warmer temperatures across the Ohio Valley and scattered storms from Texas to the Atlantic seaboard.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania Housing Agency California Eugene Eisman Community Affairs Department Michael Montbriand Montbriand Harry Zollinger Sacramento William H. Wilcox Wilcox Zollinger

Closing Stocks Quoted by Record via Rohrbaugh and Co

The Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co located at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551.

Rohrbaugh and Co Constellation Road Lompoc

Russia Shrinks Shadow Over U S Sixth Fleet in Med

Defense sources say Moscow has largely ended shadowing of the U S Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean after withdrawing from Egypt. Soviet air bases near Cairo West Aswan Alexandria Mersa Matruh Port Said reduced or removed, while naval reinforcements and missile destroyers may offset lost air power.

London UPS Russia U.S Mediterranean Egypt NATO Cairo West Aswan Alexandria Mersa Matruh Port Said

Auto club official to speak at chamber affair

Jack Holmelund director of community relations for the Automobile Club of Southern California will speak at the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards and Installation Banquet August 19 at the Elks Lodge Hall. He will present The Business of Leisure a timely topic.

Auto Club S. Jack Holmelund The Automobile Club of Southern California Lompoc Valley Club

Suit filed against Bank of America directors over Proposition 9 defeat

A stockholders suit in superior court targets Bank of America and 17 directors for an 18 793 contribution to defeat Proposition 9 in the June primary. Plaintiffs seek restitution to the bank and 1 million dollars in punitive damages arguing the payment was not a deductible business expense and a waste of corporate funds. The bank says the contribution followed analysis proving the measure harmful to citizens.

San Francisco UPI Bank of America Gary J. Near

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