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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1970

Page

2

Reagan campaign expends over three million for reelection

Reagan spent more than 3 million to win a second term, about triple Democrat Jess Unruh’s outlay. Final reports filed show 2,135,981 spent in the general election and 917,854 in the primary, totaling 3,053,835. Major donors include horseracing and oil interests and celebrities like Sinatra, Hope, Autry, Linkletter, and Benny. Unruh’s total reached 1 de?

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Jess Unruh John V. Tunney George Murphy Secretary of State Reagan Frank Sinatra Bob Hope Gene Autry Art Linkletter Jack Benny Unruh Unruh Tunney Murphy Ed _ Keinecke Keinecke Reinecke Alfred E. Alquist Max Rafferty Wilson Kiles Kafferty Kiles

Troops order off street in Qui Nhon Viet Nam clash

All Americans were ordered from streets of Qui Nhon after civilians protested the death of 12 year old Nguyen Van Minh shot by a U.S. soldier. More than 2,000 civilians marched, stones flew, two Americans injured, one vehicle burned, curfew imposed, and U.S. advisers urged restraint.

Qui Nhon Vietnam UPI U.S Nguyen van Minh South Vietnam South China Sea Saigon Nguyen Mong Hung Binh Dih Minh

Army relaxes beer limits and reveille rules in new order

Army chief Gen William Westmoreland issues instructions allowing 3.2 percent beer in barracks vending machines and mess halls in noncombat zones. Reveille formations are to be ceremonial only. The move aligns Army life with Navy reforms to attract volunteers as the U S moves toward an all volunteer force.

Washington UPI Army Navy William C. Westmoreland Army Chief of Staff

Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff Listing

The Lompoc Record is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The paper lists its offices and staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam, Publisher J. Donald Adam, Editor Harry J. Crompe, and many department heads, with a $2.25 monthly subscription rate and mail delivery options.

Lompoc California Lompoc Record Lompoc Record Publications Kenneth L. Adam J. Donald Adam Harry J. Crompe Gaylen Jackson

Auto Workers focus turns to Chrysler contract talks

UAW shifts to Chrysler as Ford ratification begins with 166,000 Ford workers voting on a tentative deal. Chrysler's 120,000 UAW members await a pattern likely to mirror GM terms. Fraser cites Canada-US contract parity and aims for a Dec 18 settlement with no strike deadline set. Ford gains include retroactive pay increases.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Today Chrysler Corp Ford Motor Co Ford UAW Ford Council Douglas Fraser Chrysler General Motors Fraser U.S GM of Canada

Closed-mouth onion peeling method from MSU study

Michigan State University researchers in the Food Science Department report that closing the mouth while peeling onions prevents tears. Dr. Clifford Bedford notes the effect works for them and others, though the reason remains unknown as onion varieties Spartan Banner and Spartan Gem are studied.

Michigan State University Food Science Department Clifford Bedford Bedford MSK Spartan Banner Spartan Gem

Reporter Uses Welfare System For Small Fraud

KTTV investigation shows reporter Mari Quinn posing as a destitute woman at two County Welfare Department branches and taking 23.50 in emergency funds while claiming abuse. Officials say the case will be referred to the district attorney for fraud charges.

Los Angeles UPN Mari K. Quinn Miss Quinn D.A Ellis P. Murphy

Funding woes haunt catch all welfare bill in Senate

Senators debate how to raise taxes to cover 9 billion in Social Security benefits while a broad package includes a catastrophic illness protection and new trade quotas. The House approved a 5 percent benefit rise with a higher wage base but the Senate seeks a balanced funding plan.

Senate Finance Committee Senate Congress House Nixon

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