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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1971
Page
2
The Office of Emergency Preparedness lists regional Q and A on the 90 day wage price and rent freeze. It covers rent, used goods, professional fees, commissions, insurance, utilities, taxes, pensions, tuition, and enforcement procedures. It notes no increases beyond base periods and details relief and complaint processes.
President Nixon, greeted by a standing ovation, pledges aid to parochial schools at the Knights of Columbus convention in New York. He defends the wage price policy and economic leadership while touring Illinois on a five state swing toward California.
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Ford Motor Co. rolled back 1972 model prices to 1971 levels after two days of waver, following GM and Nixon's wage-price freeze. Iacocca announced the move. Naughton had warned of not retracting hikes on Pinto Torino Thunderbird Montego Continental Mark IV.
The Office of Emergency Preparedness says all fresh fruits and vegetables and other raw foods are exempt from the 90 day price freeze at farm and retail levels. Classification of other items will be decided case by case by the new cost of living council.
Smith identified by camp victim. Kenneth Garbe and his wife were in a tent at 11 P.M. July 12 when a man attacked with a sickle. He fled the Nevada City campground after killing Donna Fitzhugh 25 and John Simmons 29. Garbe survived and later fled to Texas.
First Lady Pat Nixon wraps up a five state tour by handing California a 372 acre Border Field coastal land parcel near the Pacific and Mexico to become a state park. She will join the President later for a vacation at San Clemente after stops in Minneapolis and Medford. In Minneapolis she faced Indian protesters over Ft Snelling land. Separately a murder case involves Clarence Otis Smith, with extradition issues and evolving charges. A federal warrant for interstate flight was dropped. SEAL HUNT PROTESTS trigger hearings planned September ninth in Washington.
Gov. George C. Wallace criticized U.S. District Judge Sam C. Pointer saying he lacks brains to try a chicken thief as he vowed to reopen two Alabama schools in Hobson City. Wallace spoke at the VFW auxiliary convention and accepted a $10,000 award toward a cancer research center in Birmingham.
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