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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
10
The Santa Barbara County Taxpayers Association criticizes the Board of Supervisors for allocating 750000 for long running programs from a 11 million revenue sharing pool. They warn future budgets could drop to 3 million and raise concerns about special interest influence.
William Buckley reviews Nixon's remarks as disappointing yet brief and not dramatic. He notes potential gestures like handing tapes to an independent tribunal and condemns the administration's cover ups, while criticizing Nixon critics and recalling past political intrigues and misdeeds.
Special interests crowd the galleries as inflation fights prompt a raise in lawmakers salaries. Eugene McAllister analyzes how politics and pay intersect in state legislatures.
The piece argues Assemblyman Leroy Greene proposes extending the right to work to girls under 18, matching boys who can work at age ten in newspapers and sales. It notes opposition from the California Newspaper Publishers Association and cites safety concerns, parental guidance, and the broader push for female emancipation, with the AG referenced.
The piece argues Greene's bill only erases an archaic unenforceable statute and notes doubts about constitutionality and enforcement. It credits Charron McColman, a girl newsboy, for reliable, on time deliveries and predicts future success due to dedication.
The document lists U S Senators Alan Cranston and John Tunney in Washington D C and Congressmen Chosies St Teague and William Ketchum, plus State Senator Robert Lagomarsino and Assemblyman Don Illvray, with office addresses in Washington D C and Sacramento, California.
Local education leaders and teachers discuss a 5.5 percent salary package approved for classified staff as LEA Certificated Employee Council and the school board consider final approval. The piece notes long running tensions over tenure reforms, Winton Act limits, and collective bargaining, with an AFT visit by Tom Martin expected to stir interest.
The Lompoc city council set the 1946 tax rate at 1.30 dollars per one hundred dollars and gave first reading to creating a five member Municipal Recreation Commission. Union Oil plans peacetime development of La Purisima fields. A new justice of the peace now holds both city judgeship and justice of the peace office.
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