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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1972

Page

6

Nixon official suggests allowing illegally seized evidence

Assistant Attorney General Henry E. Petersen urged curtailing defendant rights by permitting illegally obtained evidence and tailoring protections to crime severity. He argued probative value justifies admissibility. Powell warned against unanchored individualism and excessive tolerance at the ABA meeting.

San Francisco UPI Nixon Administration Henry E. Petersen Justice Powell Nixon

Haskell seeks variance for Goleta hot mix plant

The County Air Pollution District will hold a public hearing on September 7 at 2 p.m. in Santa Barbara to review a variance request by E. H. Haskell Co. to continue operating a hot mix asphalt batch plant at 110 David Love Place Goleta. The action involves state health and safety code provisions and follows prior disputes with Santa Ynez Valley residents over nearby operations. The hearing room is in the County Administration Building fourth floor on East Anapamu Street.

County Air Pollution District Hearing Board Santa Barbara E.H. Haskell Goleta Haskell Santa Ynez Valley Buellton Haskell Co David Love PI Board of Supervisors County Administration East Anapamu St

Fischer rejects certificate claiming Spassky is ill

UPI reports Bobby Fischer rejected as insufficient a medical certificate claiming Boris Spassky was ill and could not play the 14th world chess championship game. Fischer, three points ahead, ordered an official protest to arbiter Lothar Schmid. Schmid disputed the interpretation of the rules.

Fischer Spassky Reykjavik International Chess Federation Arbiter Lothar Schmid Schmid Cramer Ivo Ney Bobby Ney

Hearing on Zaca Lake RV Camp Expansion Likely Toward Major Use

A public hearing is scheduled by the County Planning Commission for August 23 to review a permit request by Howard Olsen for a 500-site recreational vehicle camp with allied facilities in the Zaca Lake area north of Los Olivos in the Santa Ynez Valley.

County Planning Commission Howard Olsen San Rafael Mountain Los Olivos Santa Ynez Valley

Shotgun goes off in suitcase on Atlanta to Miami flight

Three men arrested after a sawed off shotgun discharged in luggage aboard Eastern Airlines flight 685 from Atlanta to Miami. No injuries or aircraft damage reported. Suspects Andrew Curry Sr 44 Andrew Curry Jr 19 both of Norcross Georgia and Ray Price Heflin Alabama. pistols ammo and holster found. FBI and Secret Service investigated but found no link to upcoming GOP convention in Miami Beach.

Atlanta UPI Eastern Airlines Miami FBI Secret Service Miami Beach Andrew Jackson Curry, Sr Andrew Jackson Curry, Jr Norcross Ray Price Heflin Ala

Upgrading Correctional Facilities Urged by Former Governor

Former New Jersey Governor Richard Hughes, chair of the ABA commission on correctional facilities and reform, urged the National Conference of Chief Justices to upgrade corrections. He warned society suffers when released inmates are more corrupt and cited $5,000 per inmate yearly costs plus family welfare.

Seattle Wash UPI New Jersey Richard Hughes Hughes American Bar Association Commission On Correctional Facilities and Reform National Conference of Chief Justices America

Nationwide heat and storm mix disrupts travel

Stifling midsummer heat covered much of the nation with 90s in the East and near 100 in the West. A Canadian high keeps the Northeast comfortable while a Mojave storm triggered flash floods halting the Los Angeles to Las Vegas highway. Thunderstorms spanned the South and central Montana as early temps ranged from 46 in Maine to 89 in California.

Mojave Desert Los Angeles Las Vegas Nev

Vandenberg PMEL Earns Exactness Certification

The Vandenberg Space and Missile Test Center PMEL has received a one year certification for precise calibration and measurement. PMEL manager George Main and range electronics engineer Capt. Robert James accepted the certificate from SAMTEC commander Maj. Gen. Jessup D. Lowe after an Aerospace Guidance and Metrology Center of Ohio audit. The lab maintains cesium clocks timing within two millionths of a second and services over 21,000 pieces of equipment for SAMTEC and Western Test Range agencies including the Air Force, Navy and NASA.

George Main Lompoc Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory PMEL Vandenberg Jessup D. Lowe Space and Missile Test Center Philco Ford Samtec Capt Robert James Vandenberg Afb Main James Aerospace Science of Ohio Philco-Ford Corporation Air Force Systems Command Strategic Air Command U.S. Navy NASA Federal Aviation Administration FAA U.S

Hope Ranch Park Resident Warned by DA Over Zoning Violation

Wealthy Hope Ranch Park resident Nick Kallens faces potential prosecution after a December 1970 zoning violation involving a swimming pool equipment structure near Miss Frances Rich. County and district attorney officials allege no abatement or reply to letters, with three proposed remedies—move the structure, seek a permit for a variance, or buy land to alter boundaries. Miss Rich and Hope Ranch Park Homes Assn. press for action as investigation continues.

Nick Kallens Hope Ranch Park New Tennis Club Santa Barbara Kallens Frances Rich Irene Rich County Planning Department Hope Ranch Park Homes Assn District Attorney’s Office District Attorney's Office L. H. Humphrey James Houlihan Chicago Miss Rich Marina Dr

Arab girls convicted in hijacking of Belgian airliner

In Zaifin Israel a military court found Rima Aissa Tannous 21 and Therese Khalsa 19 guilty on three of four charges from aiding the May hijack to Tel Aviv. The prosecutor sought life terms but the defendants pleaded for mercy claiming coercion and expressing remorse for their actions.

Zaifin Israel UPI Tel Aviv Ayl Rima Aissa Tannous Therese Khalsa

Liquefied natural gas promoted as clean future fuel

A promotional note states LNG will reach homes as a familiar clean fuel and frames it as an investment in tomorrow, highlighting its role in everyday energy use.

Alaska South America Australia Los Angeles California

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