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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1976

Page

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Motorcycle crash injures man and son in Lompoc

A Lompoc man James B. Gateley 38 was critically injured and his son James J. Gateley 9 suffered a sprained ankle when their motorcycle left the road at Central and Floradale avenues. Gateley was treated at Lompoc Hospital and Marian Hospital. The crash occurred at about 5 30 p.m. after speeding to negotiate a curve and hitting a curb.

Lompoc Central Flordale Avenues James B. Gateley North Rd Lompoc Hospital Marian Hospital James J. Gateley Central Avenue Floradale Avenue California Highway Patrol Gateley North Avenue Jeffrey Keith Cowles Ventura Ruby Elmira Divish P St Della Willis North Ave Cowles Civish Willis James Gateley

Debates legality debated as Ford and Carter campaign

The Federal Election Commission delayed a ruling on the legality of planned presidential debates until next week while Ford and Carter allies held meetings. Ford spoke from Vail Colorado and Carter from Plains Georgia as Mondale defended Carter's pardon proposal for Vietnam draft evaders and Dole spoke at the Iowa State Fair rebutting farm policy criticisms.

United Press International Federal Election Commission Today Ford Jimmy Carter Vail Colo Carter Plains Walter Mondale New York Robert Dole Iowa State Fair Dole Pan

Legion disease toll rises after Philadelphia event

Two more deaths from Legionnaires disease were reported bringing the toll to 28 with 149 ill. Victims included Sister Mildred Trizil 71 Ohio and Stanley Kuccek 62 Munster Indiana who attended the 41st International Eucharistic Congress where President Ford spoke. Hospital and CDC tests point to nickel carbonyl exposure as a possible factor but results remain inconclusive.

Philadelphia UPI State Health Department Ford Department Mildred Trizil Ohio of Stratford Stanley Kuccek Munster Ind Bellevue Stratford John F. Kennedy Stadium Bellevue Robert Costello Health Department Kuccek Trizil Costello American Legion Center For Disease Control Atlanta Connecticut

U.S. urged to extend revenue sharing with fewer strings

Senate hearings heard calls to extend federal revenue sharing through September 1962 to absorb inflation and reduce restrictions. States and localities have received 26 billion dollars since 1972, while House plans a 6.65 billion annual rate through 1980. Debates focused on auditing, reporting burdens, and civil rights safeguards. Deputy Treasury Secretary Dixon supported protections while arguing for flexible use of funds.

Washington UPI Congress Senate Finance Committee House Treasury George H. Dixon

Kidnapped woman still missing in Long Beach case

Two men abducted a Long Beach housewife at gunpoint and held her for ransom telling three children the mother would be returned shortly. The children were also abducted but later abandoned in the family van before midnight. Johann Seigman, 43, remains missing. her husband, John, 50, reported the break in and demanded he fetch money from the safe.

Long Beach Calif UPI Gunlegy Johann Seigman John

North Korea Calls U S Bombers Provocative Threats

North Korea condemned U S B52 bomber flights over South Korea calling the drills very grave and provocative and a war adventure aimed at hastening a foreseen confrontation. The report cites Rodong Sinmun and mentions the Panmunjom incident as used to justify direct actions.

Seoul South Korea UPI North Korea North Central News Agency Tokyo Rodong Sinmun Communist Party U.S Democratic Peoples of Korea

School salary talks show two sides far apart on gains

The school board and Federation of Teachers remain split on salary gains with talks shifting to nonmonetary issues. A tentative ratification plan hinges on a salary contract by Sept. 1 as teachers could return Sept. 7. About 300 nonteaching staff lack a contract since July 1.

P Ross Vaughn Proctor Alice Toe Federation of Teachers Milligan Bickmore California Conciliation Service EERB

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