Lompoc Record Editorial Policy and Publication Details
The Lompoc Record columns are open to opinions aligned with good taste and law. Published daily by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No H St Lompoc CA 93436 P.O. Box 578. Officers include Mrs Kenneth L Adam President J Donald Adam Publisher Secretary Treasurer Harry J Crompe Editor VP and Gaylen Jackson Business Manager VP.
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Decline of San Francisco Bay Spurs State Conservation
The Bay’s shrinking estuary prompts a landmark law by Governor Reagan creating a public commission to balance recreation conservation and industrial use. Critics worry over private property and development, while advocates urge restoration and preservation of the environment for all.
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International Scene by Ray Cromley on Sino Soviet tensions
Reports from Hong Kong and Tokyo describe intensified Sino Soviet border clashes boosting Moscow and Peking at home. The fighting fuels shifts in Chinese command and threatens regional rivals while China faces food shortages and a restless urban youth. Red Guards erosion and a rising New Left trend add to instability.
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Tax rate held at 2.32 as Lompoc County fights tax reform
Courthouse report notes the 1969 70 county tax rate remains 2.32 per 100 assessed value. High assessments based on speculative land sales spark rancher protests and calls for recall. Officials credit actions on delinquency rates and interest earnings for avoiding a larger tax increase.
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Price wage controls fail to control inflation abroad
Henry J. Taylor argues against price wage controls citing France Chile Argentina and Britain as examples. He asserts controls destroy incentives, fuel black markets, and fail to fix the fiscal irresponsibility of governments leading to renewed inflation.
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Mysterious Jane Doe slaying stirs Lompoc detectives
The body of Jane Doe, found Aug 3 near Lompoc, remains unsolved as Sheriff’s Detective Harry Looney relies on worldwide dental records and scattered leads. Efforts to identify footwear and undergarments falter while FBI fingerprint checks fail. Meanwhile local plans discuss funding a new museum and honor the civic work of Stan Paton on a redwood fence project.
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Fish protection request heard by city council
From Our 93 Year Old Files Yester years August 14 1947 A request by sportsmen in the Valley that some consideration be given to protection of fish in Cachuma Lake was given the city council last night. Teachers for the Lompoc Schools have been unable to find adequate housing before the start of school and the situation has been termed critical by the school districts. Over 2 000 hunters were in the Mount Pinos area of Los Padres National Forest over the first weekend of deer hunting season.
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