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The Lompoc Record promotes fact news and opinion in editorials. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No. H St Lompoc CA 93436. Staff include Mrs Kenneth L Adam president J Donald Adam publisher Harry J Crompe editor Gavlen Jackson business manager.
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Local youths tidy vacant house despite trespassing law
A North Third Street resident reports seven to eleven year olds who cleaned a two year vacant lot. Their good deed highlights ecology awareness but violated trespass rules. The note recalls a Vandenberg Cadet Summer Encampment with 205 participants and Air Force Army discipline anecdotes.
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North Third Street
Vandenberg
California
Civil Air Patrol
Air Force
Building Planned On North H Street In Santa Barbara
A 95 year old Files Yesteryears note reports an attractive business building under construction on North H Street at Walnut Street after property acquired by W.S. Bland. A tremor rattled Santa Barbara at 10 45 Wednesday but caused no damage.
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North H Street
Walnut Street
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
Berkeley unrest colors California politics in 1970
Washington dispatch notes Berkeley turmoil mirrors national campus revolt. Reagan faces re election amid calls to clean up campuses while regents debate leadership at the University of California. Non students and vandalism fuel tensions as observers weigh September outcomes.
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Calif
University of California
Ronald Reagan
Board of Regents
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Heyns
Kenneth Pitzer
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Pitzer
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Bill
Roth
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Warrens
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William W. Scranton
William French Smith
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Regents
Scranton Commission
Los Angeles
William Beal
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Nixon's Vietnam plans leave ground forces post May 1971
Capitol report argues that despite a 284000 target, many ground combat units will stay in Vietnam after May 1 1971. Withdrawals include support troops and the plan envisions defensive roles for remaining forces while continuing air and naval strikes. The piece notes slow training of South Vietnamese sea and air units and ongoing U.S. casualty dynamics.
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Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Hue
da Nang
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
A Shau
Paris
David Bruce
Saigon
Barbed Barbs on Vacations and Weather at Work
A witty, opinionated note contrasts returning to work with rain in life. It jokes about monsoon weather dominating routines and mocks those who search phone books in unfamiliar cities for relatives.
Space funding clash as Nixon veto looms
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg defended the space program before the Commonwealth Club of California while President Nixon vetoes NASA funding and the House sustains it. The commentary notes unease over high costs amid domestic needs.
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NASA
House
Commonwealth Club of California
San Francisco
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
California Prop 7 changes bond market outlook
In June voters approved Prop 7 allowing higher interest rates on general obligation bonds. State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest says the measure unlocked $300 million in notes and bonds at rates well below seven percent, with $1.2 billion more authorized to be sold later, easing market access and funding flexibility.
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