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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1976

Page

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Kennel Club Show Draws 1254 Dogs At Lompoc Park

Lompoc Valley Kennel Club stages a major unbenched dog show at Ryan Park on Sunday with 1254 pedigreed entries. Judging starts 8 a.m. across 14 rings. Great Danes lead with 55, Doberman Pinschers 53. Local clubs provide barbecue and refreshments. Jack Bradshaw is show superintendent.

Lompoc Ryan Park Lompoc Valley Elks Lodge Kiwanis Club Jack Bradshaw Lompoc Kennel Club

Prince Bernhard resigns amid Lockheed scandal in Netherlands

The Dutch government and Prince Bernhard announce his resignation from all public and business roles after a three member commission deems him to have been tempted into unacceptable actions related to Lockheed payments. Prime Minister Den Uyl cautions no criminal action, while Parliament considers the report and faces debate over whether to prosecute.

The Hague Netherlands UPI Bernhard Lockheed Kakuei Tanaka Tanaka Joop den Uyl Juliana Pasa Royal den Uyl World Wildlife Fund

California coast protection bill amended in Senate action

The California Senate approved a trailer coast bill amendment 25 to 9 and sent it to the Assembly for Natural Resources Committee review. The measure by Gary Hart revises AB1277, aims to shield 1072 miles of coastline from overdevelopment, and includes provisions on sensitive areas and landowner compensation.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Senate Natural Resources Committee Gary Hart Dsanta Edmund G. Brown Jr California Brown Labor Ralph C. Dills Dills D-Gardena Jerome Smith Saratoga Ruben Ayala China

London Rain Fails to Break Historic Drought

Rain falls in London and southeast England offering little drought relief as experts warn the drought remains Britain's worst in 500 years. Thames water leakage worsens the crisis while officials call for voluntary water cuts and rationing ahead of tighter restrictions.

London UPI England Britain Heathrow Kent Essex London Weather Center Don Punjab Niranjan Singh Mangat Thames Oxfordshire Coates Gloucestershire Denis Howell Great River

Last-ditch pay talks set tonight for local teachers

Teacher representatives and the Lom poc school board negotiator meet in a last ditch effort to reach a salary and fringe benefits agreement before the September 1 date. About 500 teachers are affected as ballots are prepared for the union vote.

Vaughn Proctor California Conciliation Service Carol Linger Lompoc Education Association Dave Bickmore Lompoc Federation of Teachers Alice Milligan Bickmore Education Employe Relations Board North Act EERB

Picket line urges asbestos testing at Johns-Manville plant

Long Beach Inter national Chemical Workers Union members picketed the Johns Manville plant urging annual sputum cytology tests for all workers exposed to asbestos. Pickets cited rising asbestos related deaths and urged state legislation lowering airborne fiber limits. About 30 Lompoc workers planned sputum tests at union cost with results from Cedars Sinai in four weeks.

Johns-Manville Chemical Long Beach Lompoc Stan Tulledo International Chemical Workers Union J-M Ray Clifford Frank Garcia Ray Soto Soto J-M Long Beach Leonard Perryman Perryman Stockton Pittsburg David Parkinson State Health Department Art Carter Cal-Osha Sacramento Cedars Sinai Laboratory Los Angeles

U.S Leading Indicators Rise 0.5 Percent in July

The Commerce Department reports a 0.5 percent rise in the leading economic indicators for July, driven by a 0.2 percent gain in building permits. Six of eleven indicators advanced, with stock prices and layoff figures also improving, supporting a cautious view of economic progress.

Washington Ford Commerce Department

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