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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1972

Page

7

Santa Maria Airport District delays housing project review

County TRS pauses a decision on Mark J. Smith’s Foxenwood Estates plan amid airport district opposition and input requests. The proposal would create four single family lots and a 54-unit future development southwest of Foxenwood Drive and Orcutt Road, with prior county approvals cited.

Britt Johnson Smith Foxenwood Estates Airport District Johnson Airport Foxenwood Dr Orcutt Rd

Labor union murders in Sacramento labeled a professional setup

Two Union officials John Duncan and Roger Ekar were found dead in their Sacramento Local 39 office. Investigators connected to the case say the killings appeared meticulously planned and possibly tied to their organizing in casino hubs Reno Lake Tahoe and Las Vegas. They note the contact intended to recruit hospital workers was fake, suggesting a setup. Detective Kelley says no hospital link confirmed. Duncan and Ekar held key roles for Local 39 representing about 500 workers in Northern California and parts of Nevada.

Sacramento UPI Nevada John Duncan Roger Ekar Carmichael Stationary Engineers Union Tom Kenny Sacramento Central Labor Council Reno Lake Tahoe Las Vegas Kenny Kenney Duncan Ekar Richard Kelley California

Realtors honor Citizen of the Year and install officers

Robert Livingston of Vandenberg Village Realty Co. received Citizen of the Year at the Lompoc Valley Board of Realtors banquet. Plaques were given to Dr. Milton Duncan for 31 years on the county planning commission, Robert Lilley for service on local and county planning bodies, and William Fick for nine plus years on the Lompoc Planning Commission. Kenneth O Neal was installed as president, with new officers including Jerry Gray, Betty Lockhart, Kenneth Rister, Laura Atkin, Warren Culberson, Arthur Scott, Robert Livingston, and James Brady as past president. Lilley served as master of ceremonies.

Board of Realtors Robert C. Lilley William P. Fick James Brady Kenneth O'Neal Robert Livingston Milton Duncan O’neal Brady Lompoc County Planning Commission

Housewife Finds Body in Truck in Belfast

A Belfast housewife found the body of builder Ernest Elliot 28 jammed in a box in a truck. Police call the killing part of a new wave of sectarian murders in Northern Ireland. Elliot, a Protestant, was tortured and shot, marking the sixth death in six days and the 655th in over three years of religious conflict with 70 Catholics and 37 Protestants killed this year. William Whitelaw urged the public to help track down the psychopathic killers.

Belfast UPI Ernest Elliot Northern Ireland Elliot Elliott William Whitelaw

Means claims stolen BIA papers show tribal money losses

Russell Means, leader of the American Indian Movement, says documents from the Bureau of Indian Affairs during last month’s protest indicate the government cheated tribes out of millions, possibly billions, through unenforced reservation right of way agreements dating to 1934. He plans to sue state governments over back taxes.

Los Angeles UPI Bureau of Indian Affairs Russell Means American Indian Movement BIA Bureau Means

Store avoids prosecution over Sunday blue laws

A Bronx Alexander's department store opened to serve elderly and disabled shoppers as a nonprofit charity event. Police served a summons for Sunday sales, but City Corporation Counsel Norman Redlich said charges will not be pressed, noting an exception for works of necessity and charity.

New York UPI Alexander's Bronx City Corporation Norman Redlich

Goleta center impact clearance reconsidered

The multi million dollar University Village Plaza in Goleta Valley was recommended Thursday for environmental impact clearance by the county Technical Review Staff. Other cases saw staff deny negative declarations for an agricultural lot subdivision by Hastings Harcourt in Santa Ynez Valley and a Goleta Harlan Ellwood area subdivision.

University Village Plaza Goleta Valley Hollister Ave Pacific Oaks Rd Hastings Harcourt Santa Ynez Valley John C. Harlan Ellwood Harcourt Flag Is Up Farms Santa Barbara Buellton Ballard Canyon Rd General Agricultural General Harlan Ellwood Fee U.S. 101 Ellwood Station Rd Hoolball and Ibsen Refugio Rd Santa Ynez Valley High School Skyline Park Subdivision Rancho la Zaca Alisos Canyon Foxen Canyon Los Olivos

Z Berg pleads innocent in drunken driving case

Assemblyman Edwin L Z Berg of Sacramento pleaded not guilty to a drunken driving charge. His attorney Zene Vorhes appeared for him before Municipal Court Judge Peter Mannino. A December 21 pretrial hearing was set. He was arrested November 16.

Sacramento UPI Edwin L. Z' Berg Z'berg Zene Vorhes Peter Mannino

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